Skeletal system

3. a joint moves a bone toward the midline of the body
5. this skeleton is the principal supportive structure of the body
6. this joint is a reduced ball-and-socket configuration in which significant rotation is largely excluded
7. a joint is to bend it or decrease the angle between the bones of the joint
8. a fibrous, cellular, vascular, and highly sensitive life support sheath for bone
11. a joint moves a bone away from the midline of the body
14. this bone marrow is a fatty connective tissue that does not produce blood cells
16. these bones have two or more different shapes
18. internal rotation of the radiohumeral joint in which the hand and wrist are turned palm down
19. these bones are predominantly cancellous bones with a thin cortex of compact bone and have no cavity
21. these joints are freely movable within ligamentous limits and bony architecture
23. end of a long bone

1. generally means straightening a joint
2. external rotations of the radiohumeral joint in which the hand and wrist are turned palm up
4. this joint has two concave articulating surfaces, permitting all motions but rotation
7. these bones are more flat than round
8. this joint has a ring of bone around a peg
9. is the cavity of the diaphysis
10. these bones are clearly longer in one axis than in another
12. the principal artery and major supplier of the oxygen and nutrients to the shaft or body of a bone
13. this joint permits movement in only one plane: flexion/extension
15. the healthy cartilage between the epiphyseal and diaphyseal centers of ossification becomes what plate
17. shaft of a long bone
20. this type of bone forms the stout walls of the diaphysis
22. these bones are mostly bone, often mixed with fibrous tissue and cartilage