Skeletal System Components Quiz

Collarbone connecting the shoulder blade to the sternum.

Allows movement in one plane, like a door hinge.

Longest and strongest bone in the body.

Only movable bone in the skull, forming the lower jaw.

Thigh bone, part of the leg, not hand anatomy.

Encloses and protects vital organs such as the heart and lungs.

Forms the lower part of the ankle joint.

Forms the back and base of the skull.

Allows movement of the arm in various directions.

Thigh bone, part of the leg, not part of the skull.

Shoulder blade, part of the appendicular skeleton.

Site of blood cell formation.

Bony structure supporting the trunk and protecting internal organs.

Forms the hip joint by articulating with the pelvis.

Forms the forehead and part of the eye sockets.

Located in the neck region, supporting the skull's weight.

Contributes to the nasal septum and orbital walls.

Forms the prominence of the elbow.

Flat bone in the center of the chest, attached to ribs.

Shoulder blade, part of the appendicular skeleton.

Breastbone, a flat bone located in the center of the chest.

Shoulder blade, aiding in arm movement.

Knee cap, embedded within the quadriceps tendon.

Forms the heel, providing attachment for calf muscles.

Long bone connecting the arm to the trunk.