Human skeletal anatomy and classification of ribs and vertebrae Quiz

Skeletal system doesn't regulate body temperature.

Human body has 12 pairs of ribs.

Human spine has 7 cervical vertebrae.

Fusion of five sacral vertebrae forms the sacrum bone.

Thoracic vertebrae have ribs attached.

Human body has 2 pairs of floating ribs.

Vertebral foramen surrounds and protects the spinal cord.

Floating ribs are not attached to the sternum.

Cervical vertebrae are found in the neck region.

True ribs directly articulate with the sternum.

Rib's head attaches to the thoracic vertebrae.

Vertebrochondral ribs are known as false ribs.

Scapula is not part of the axial skeleton.

Joint between rib and sternum is costochondral.

Scapula is not part of the rib cage.

Last three pairs of ribs are classified as false ribs.

Costal cartilage connects ribs to the sternum.

Thoracic vertebrae support and protect the thoracic cage.

Last two pairs of ribs are considered floating ribs.

Prominent ridge on sacrum's posterior surface is Median sacral crest.

Cervical vertebrae contain foramina for spinal nerves passage.

Bony projection on sternum's superior aspect is Manubrium.

False ribs are attached to the sternum indirectly via costal cartilages.

Vertebrae don't produce red blood cells.

Lumbar vertebrae are the largest.