Anatomy and Functionality of Skeletal Structures Quiz

The bone connecting the shoulder to the breastbone.

A joint allowing movement primarily in one direction.

The largest and strongest bone in the human body.

Bones forming part of the ankle, not the hand.

A facial bone contributing to the structure of the cheek and orbit.

A bone located in the middle ear involved in hearing.

A bone forming part of the shoulder girdle, not part of the central skeleton.

Support, protection, movement, blood cell production, and mineral storage.

Protecting the chest cavity, assisting in breathing, and providing support to the upper body.

The thigh bone forming the connection between the hip and knee.

A joint connecting the skull and the first cervical vertebra.

Protecting the knee joint and enhancing the leverage of the quadriceps muscles.

Though not the primary site, it can produce red blood cells in certain conditions.

A space within the vertebrae through which the spinal cord passes.

The long bone of the upper arm.

The only movable bone of the skull.

A pair of small bones contributing to the structure of the nose.