Bones of the Human Body plus Bonus Questions! - Statistics

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The average score is 28 of 70

Answer Stats

Region	Amount	Answer	% Correct
Thigh	2	Femur	90%
Knee	2	Patella	90%
Leg	2	Tibia	88%
Leg	2	Fibula	85%
Viscerocranium	1	Mandible	85%
Thorax	1	Sternum	80%
Viscerocranium	2	Maxilla	73%
Neurocranium	1	Frontal	70%
Middle ear	2	Stapes	70%
Viscerocranium	2	Zygomatic	70%
Hand	10	Metacarpals	68%
Neurocranium	1	Occipital	68%
Neurocranium	2	Temporal	68%
Middle ear	2	Malleus	65%
Viscerocranium	2	Nasal	65%
Middle ear	2	Incus	60%
Foot	10	Metatarsals	60%
Tarsals	2	Calcaneus	55%
Neurocranium	2	Parietal	55%
Tarsals	2	Talus	53%
Foot	10	Distal phalanges of the foot	48%
Hand	10	Distal phalanges of the hand	48%
Neurocranium	1	Sphenoid	48%
Viscerocranium	2	Lacrimal	45%
Foot	10	Proximal phalanges of the foot	45%
Hand	10	Proximal phalanges of the hand	45%
Viscerocranium	1	Vomer	45%
Bonus Questions	What is the most superior vertebra also known as?	Atlas	43%
Neurocranium	1	Ethmoid	43%
Viscerocranium	2	Palatine	43%
Pectoral girdle	2	Scapula	43%
Pectoral girdle	2	Clavicle	40%
Tarsals	2	Cuboid	40%
Tarsals	2	Lateral cuneiform	35%
Tarsals	2	Medial cuneiform	35%
Tarsals	2	Navicular	35%
Vertebral column	12	Thoracic vertebra	35%
Thorax	14	True ribs	35%
Thorax	10	False ribs	33%
Vertebral column	7	Cervical vertebra	30%
Carpals	2	Hamate	30%
Viscerocranium	2	Inferior nasal concha	30%
Foot	8	Intermediate phalanges of the foot	30%
Hand	8	Intermediate phalanges of the hand	30%
Vertebral column	5	Lumbar vertebra	30%
Vertebral column	5	Sacrum	30%
Vertebral column	4	Coccyx	28%
Arm	2	Humerus	28%
Tarsals	2	Intermediate cuneiform	28%
Carpals	2	Scaphoid	28%
Forearm	2	Ulna	28%
Carpals	2	Lunate	25%
Forearm	2	Radius	25%
Carpals	2	Capitate	23%
Pelvic girdle	1	Ilium	20%
Pelvic girdle	1	Ischium	20%
Bonus Questions	This is the name for the base of a thoracic bone	Manubrium	20%
Carpals	2	Pisiform	20%
Bonus Questions	What type of bone is the knee cap?	Sesamoid	20%
Carpals	2	Trapezoid	20%
Pelvic girdle	1	Pubis	18%
Bonus Questions	What type of bone is often found deep to compact bone?	Spongy bone	18%
Carpals	2	Trapezium	18%
Bonus Questions	Name either of the two processes of the shoulder blade	Acromion process; Coracoid process	15%
Bonus Questions	What is the shaft of the bone called?	Diaphysis	13%
Carpals	2	Triquetral	10%
Bonus Questions	What are the pelvic foramina called?	Obturator foramina	8%
Bonus Questions	Elongation of long bones occurs where?	Epiphyseal plate	5%
Bonus Questions	Name either model for bone formation	Endochondral ossification; Intramembranous ossification	0%
Bonus Questions	Where does haematopoeisis occur in long bones?	Medullary cavity	0%