Radiology & The Human Skeleton

Evelyn and Ava are having a debate. Evelyn says a radiologist only takes images, but Ava isn't so sure. Who is correct?

• Evelyn

• Ava

Emma, Arjun, and Michael are playing a game of 'Guess the Profession'. Emma gives a clue saying, 'This person interprets:' What is she referring to?

• people

• images

• surgeries

• languages

Imagine Lily, Arjun, and Ava are playing a game of 'Radiologist for a Day'. They are given a list of procedures that a radiologist might perform. Can you help them identify which of these are related to radiological procedures?

• CT scan

• drain fluids

• biopsy tumors

• open arteries

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS4-2

Aiden, Maya, and Anika are having a debate. Aiden says the adult human skeleton consists of 300 bones, Maya thinks it's 206, and Anika believes it's 256. Who is correct?

• Aiden

• Maya

• Anika

• None of them

Imagine this, Abigail, Priya, and Isla are having a friendly debate. They are trying to guess how many bones babies are born with. Can you help them settle this?

• 500

• 400

• 300

• 200

Arjun, Abigail, and Henry are having a debate. Arjun says our bones contain a lot of:

• tissue

• fat

• calcium

• cartilage

During a fun trivia game, Ava, Henry, and Samuel were asked to identify the longest bone in our bodies. Can you guess what they answered?

• femur

• stirrup

• pelvis

• alna

Imagine Hannah, Oliver, and Henry are playing a game of 'Touch and Guess'. They have to touch their earlobes and nose and guess what they are made up of. What do you think they would guess?

• bone

• muscle

• cartilage

• fat

Abigail, Jackson, and Aiden are on a quest to find the smallest bone in the human body, known as the stirrup. Can you help them figure out where this tiny bone is located?

• in the toe

• in the eye

• in the ear

• in the nose

Priya, Henry, and Avery are playing a game of 'Human Anatomy'. They are trying to figure out where bones connect to other bones. Can you help them out?

• At the hip

• At the pelvis

• At the joint

• At the cartilage