ANATOMIC DIVISION OF A LONG BONE

A detailed anatomical illustration of a long bone highlighting the diaphysis, epiphysis, medullary cavity, and periosteum, with labels and a colorful design.

Anatomy of Long Bones Quiz

Test your knowledge on the anatomy of long bones with this engaging quiz! Designed for learners and enthusiasts alike, this quiz covers key concepts and terminologies related to the structure and function of long bones in the human body.

With 9 challenging questions, you will learn about:

The different parts of a long bone
The roles of bone marrow and periosteum
Functions of articular cartilage

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringBone123

The shaft of a long bone is called...

DIAPHYSIS

EPIPHYSIS

METAPHYSIS

PERIOSTEUM

Ephiphysis represents an area that is constantly replaced by new bony tissue.

True

False

Whats is the hollow region in the diaphysis called?

ARTICULAR CARTILAGE

PERIOSTEUM

MEDULLARY CAVITY

THE METAPHYSIS

Articular cartilage cushions the joint and allows it to move smoothly.

True

False

The periosteum contains:

Veins

Blood vessels

Nerves

Lymphatic vessels

What part of a long bone contains yellow bone marrow?

COMPACT BONE

CANCELLOUS BONE

ARTICULAR CARTILAGE

MEDULLARY CAVITY

Spaces in cancellous bone contain red bone marrow.

True

False

Compact bone contains:

HAVERSIAN CANALS

TRABECULAE

YELLOW BONE MARROW

HEMATOPOIESIS

Waste products inside of a bone are removed by...

EPIPHYSEAL LINE

TRABECULAE

HAVERSIAN CANALS

MEDULLARY CAVITY

ANATOMIC DIVISION OF A LONG BONE

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