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Bone Jeopardy
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A game that will test the knowledge learned based off the Bone Informational Reading
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This biological compound, found in beans, meat, fish, and nuts help to support bone health.
Nucleic Acids
Calcium
Protein
Carbohydrate
2
This vitamin, produced by bacteria, is artificially added to milk.
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin E
Vitamin A
3
The human skeleton has this number of bones.
107
267
206
505
4
These metal devices are placed inside the body to hold bone pieces in the correct position.
Pins
Knife
Stitches
Needles
5
The process of bone hardening is known as this.
ossuarium
solarium
ossein
ossification
6
The bone is also known as the collar bone.
Elbow
Shoulder
Clavicle
Joint
7
What is the tissue inside bones that produces blood cells?
Heart
Marrow
Stem Cells
Skin
8
This is the type of cancer that affects bone marrow.
Salmonella
Leukemia
HIV
Diabetes
9
This soft, flexible substance is what your skeleton is originally made of.
Organ
Cartilage
Flesh
Skin
10
A doctor places this device on the outside of the body to keep a broken bone from moving.
Crutches
Bandage
Band-Aid
Cast
11
This chemical helps bones harden.
Oxygen
Arsenic
Carbon
Phosphorus
12
This is the name of the small bones of both the fingers and the toes.
Phalanges
Joint
Metacarpal Bones
Hallux
13
Doctors use this piece of technology to take pictures of broken bones inside the body.
X-Ray
MRI
CPR
AED
14
When a bone breaks, this forms over the broken blood vessels in the bone.
Plasma
Artery
Blood Clot
Protein
15
Too much of this on a bone can cause a break.
Pressure
Proteins
Vitamins
Minerals
16
The common name for this bone is the skull.
Noggin
Brain
Cranium
Head
17
This is largest bone in the body.
Femur
Spinal Cord
Tibia
Fibula
18
This type of cell builds up new bone.
Osteoblasts
osteology
osteolite
Osteoclasts
19
This mineral, found in milk, helps to create strong bones.
Potassium
Calcium
Sodium
Iron
20
This type of cell breaks down old bone.
Osteoblasts
Osteoporosis
Osteoclasts
Osteotomy
21
This open, lace-like structure is the framework found inside bird bones.
Hexagon
Sponge
Latticework
Honeycomb
22
This device is placed inside the large break of a bone, with stem cells to help the break heal.
Tissue
Hydroxyapatite
Scaffold
PSP
23
This is the medical term for a break.
Crack
Fracture
Snap
Fragment
24
What field of medicine uses stem cells, growth factors, and scaffolds to help heal bones?
Regenerative Medicine
Cardiology
Radiology
Antibiotics
25
This is one of the bones of the ear. It is known as the "hammer."
Incus
Eardrum
Malleus
Stapes