Skeletal System Anatomy and Physiology Quiz

Flat triangular bone located in the back, providing attachment for the muscles of the upper arm.

Site of hematopoiesis, where red and white blood cells and platelets are formed.

Long bone located between the shoulder and the elbow.

Allows movement in one plane, similar to the movement of a door hinge.

Only movable bone in the skull, forming the jawline.

Allows movement in all directions, found in the shoulder and hip.

Provides blood supply, nourishment, and protection to bones.

Provides structural support and protects internal organs.

Collarbone, part of the appendicular skeleton.

Bones of the ankle, not part of the hand's skeletal structure.

Long bone of the thigh, part of the appendicular skeleton.

Long bone that connects the shoulder to the chest.

One of the bones forming the ankle joint.

Small, flat bone contributing to the shape of the nose.

Sesamoid bone, protecting the knee joint and assisting in the action of the quadriceps muscle.