| Joints | bone breaks | Bone structure | Dental structure | skeletal system parts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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What is Synarthrosis joints location
Skull and face
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What is Incomplete:
bone breaks only a portion of the way through
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What is Periosteum:
outermost layer of the cortical bone
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What is Maxilla:
upper jaw
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What is Fontanel:
the soft spot in the top of the skull
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What is Amphiarthrosis joints location
Located in the spinal column
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What is Complete:
bone breaks all the way through
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What is Cortical Bone:
the outer layer of bone, no matter the type of bone.
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What is Mandible:
lower jaw
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What is Histology:
the study of structures in the body that can only be viewed with a microscope
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What is Saddle Joint
Located in the thumb joint
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What is Simple:
bone breaks at any point but does not pierce the skin
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What is Trabecular Bone:
the inner layer of bone.
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What is Canines location
top/bottom/both
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What is Skeleton:
framework of bone
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What is Ball and Socket Joint location
Located in shoulder
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What is Compound:
bone breaks and pierces the skin
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What is Medullary Cavity:
the center of the bone
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What is Premolars location
follow behind canines
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What is Thorax:
part of the body housing the heart and lungs
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What is Condyloid Joint location
Located where the temporal bone of the skull meets the mandible bone in the jaw.
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What is Greenstick:
Incomplete break caused by bending of the bone in an arc shape
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What is Hyaline Cartilage:
the covering at the end of a bone
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What is Molars location
follow behind pre-molars
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What is Keel location
located in birds on the ventral side of the chest
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