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Which of the following is NOT a component of the axial skeleton?
Which classification describes bones that have an elongated shape and predominant width?
Which type of bone is described as having an odd shape and being located in the midline?
What is a key characteristic of short bones?
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Which of the following best describes long bones?
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Study Notes
Skeletal System Divisions
- The skeletal system is divided into three parts: axial, appendicular, and visceral.
- The axial skeleton includes the head, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum.
- The appendicular skeleton includes the anterior or thoracic limb and the posterior limb and coxal.
- The visceral skeleton includes os penis, os rostrum, os cordis, and os sclerotica.
Bone Classification
- Long bones: Elongated shape with similar dimensions in length, width, and thickness.
- Short bones: Cubical shape with similar dimensions in length, width, and thickness.
- Flat bones: Elongated shape where length predominates over width and thickness.
- Long bones: Elongated shape, cylindrical (without cavity), medial cavity, extremity, body, and ribs.
- Irregular bones: Oddly shaped and located in the midline.
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Description
Explore the divisions of the skeletal system, including axial, appendicular, and visceral components. This quiz also covers the different classifications of bones, such as long, short, flat, and irregular bones, highlighting their shapes and characteristics.
