skeletal system Crossword Puzzles

21 Clues: going in • multicell • going out • single cell • cell drinking • requires energy • plasma membrane • diffusion of water • sodium and potassium • high to low concentration • destroys foreign substances • opposing forces are balanced • moves through protein doorways • that they way the molecules flow • skeletal, lymphatic is an example • group of similar cells doing a job • ...

26 Clues: 3D • TLC calc. • Stage ____ • 10x(7 or 8)S • Calvin's enzyme • Aquaporin Adder • Smooth or Rough • eg. Marram Grass • Clonal or Domain • ____ fragment: DNA • ____ Electrophoresis • Cytoskeleton features • Heart: Self-sustaining • Where an impulse starts • Thin filament of muscle • ____ Propagation: Cloning • 1/2: Genetic/Environmental • Nucleic acid unique element • Inhibitory neurotransmitter • ...

16 Clues: Eating • Heartbeat • Groups of cells • Attaches to bones • Groups of tissues • Lines the stomach • Found in the heart • protects the brain • protects spinal cord • Helps your body during movement • Parts Brain, nerves, spinal cord • Your body sweats to cool you off • numbers of bones in the adult body • Moves materials throughout your body • Can be found in the brain and spinal cord • ...

16 Clues: Eating • Heartbeat • Groups of cells • Groups of tissues • Attaches to bones • Lines the stomach • Found in the heart • protects the brain • protects spinal cord • Helps your body during movement • Your body sweats to cool you off • Parts Brain, nerves, spinal cord • numbers of bones in the adult body • Moves materials throughout your body • Can be found in the brain and spinal cord • ...

16 Clues: transport • muscle fiber membrane • thick, dark, filaments • Thin, light, filaments • the region between 2 z-lines • inner material surrounding fibers • separated and surrounds fascicles • muscle fibers arranged in bundles • composed of both myosin and actin • striated involuntary muscle tissue • muscle tissue found only in the heart • surrounds each individual muscle fiber • ...

11 Clues: forms the physical foundation of the body • purifies the body by eliminating waste matter • controls the steady circulation of the blood through the body • produces offspring and passes on the genetic code from one generation to another • breaks down food into smaller and smaller particles to absorb nutrients or for excretion • ...

29 Clues: CALMS THE BODY • CONTROLS BALANCE • AROUSES THE BODY • LINKED TO EMOTION • TISSUE DESTRUCTION • BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD • BASE OF THE BRAINSTEM • OLDEST PART OF THE BRAIN • BRAIN’S SENSORY CONTROL CENTER • USES A RADIOACTIVE FORM OF GLUCOSE • ASSOCIATED WITH EMOTIONS AND DRIVES • CONTROLS THE BODY’S SKELETAL MUSCLES • BUNDLED AXONS THAT FORM NEURAL CABLES • ...

24 Clues: Cheese like (7) • A type of Hypoxia (6) • A type of gangrene (3) • Selfinduced starvation (8+7) • Suffix ___ means “ like” (3) • Decreased cell and organ size (7) • Type of Physiologic hyperplasia (8) • Traumatic and enzymatic are types of____necrosis (3) • Metaplasia involves reprogramming of ______ ____ (4+5) • One of three patterns Nuclear changes in necrosis (10) • ...

31 Clues: Windpipe • Voice Box • The largest blood vessel • Peripheral Nervous System • Transport air to each lung • Cardiopulmonaresuscitation • Prevent back-flow of blood • Nucleus and other organelles • Clusters of air sacs in the lungs • Disease caused by iron deficiency • chain of beadlike supporting cells • Sends commands to skeletal muscles • Carries blood between heart and lungs • ...

31 Clues: Windpipe • Voice Box • The largest blood vessel • Peripheral Nervous System • Cardiopulmonaresuscitation • Transport air to each lung • Prevent back-flow of blood • Nucleus and other organelles • Disease caused by iron deficiency • Clusters of air sacs in the lungs • chain of beadlike supporting cells • Sends commands to skeletal muscles • Carries blood between heart and lungs • ...

31 Clues: Windpipe • Voice Box • The largest blood vessel • Peripheral Nervous System • Prevent back-flow of blood • Cardiopulmonaresuscitation • Transport air to each lung • Nucleus and other organelles • Disease caused by iron deficiency • Clusters of air sacs in the lungs • chain of beadlike supporting cells • Sends commands to skeletal muscles • Carries blood between heart and lungs • ...

23 Clues: Nerve impulses • Neurotransmitter • Membrane of the muscle cell • Membrane of the axon terminal • Junction where neurons talk to muscle cells • The end of an axon where a signal is cast away • Nerve down which an action potential propagates • Point of the synaptic contact of the muscle fiber • Place where calcium ions are stored in the muscle cell • ...

42 Clues: fracture • calf muscle • calf muscle • going inward • bilateral Jis • going outward • toward midline • range of motion • the "a" in SOAP • the "s" in HOPS • the "s" in SOAP • decreases angle • increases angle • immovable joint • the "o" in SOAP • the "h" in HOPS • the "p" in HOPS • the "o" in HOPS • away from midline • the "p" in the SOAP • sprain on the tissue • strain on the tendon • closer to the bottom • ...

20 Clues: How is the shaft flex measured • Another name for the face plane • How is the shaft weight measured • What is the spin rate measured in • The velocity at which the ball travels • What is the average males swing weight • Is a key factor in the ball flight results • When the impact marker is on the heel it is a? • Which contraction is when the muscle is shortened • ...

20 Clues: Minor officer of the courts. • Hostility towards immigrants. • A long period of rising stock prices. • A homeless and usually penniless wanderer. • Something that provides security against misfortune. • A system for buying and selling stocks in corporations. • Aid in the form of money or supplies for those in need. • ...

25 Clues: resting metabolic rate • rate of movement or progress • nonexercise activity thermogenesis • proteins that help speed up metabolism • the end toward which effort is directed • to eat sparingly or abstain from some food • limit the size, amount, or range of something • the quality or state of being fed or gratified • how your body turns food and drink into energy • ...

34 Clues: rapid onset • muscle pain • dead tissue • prefix meaning low • prefix meaning bone • the study of cancer • prefix meaning blood • prefix meaning white • slow onset over time • suffix meaning paralysis • inability to hold in urine • tearing or damage to a tendon • a yellow hue all over the body • describing the back of the body • tearing or damage to a ligament • ...

32 Clues: the "kneecap" • the shin bone • the thigh bone • shaft of a bone • the "ankle" bone • mature bone cells • bone-forming cells • bone-thinning disease • the ends of long bones • process of bone formation • the bone of the upper arm • name for when a bone breaks • giant bone-destroying cells • also known as the collarbone • secure the periosteum to bones • bone marrow made mostly of fat • ...

23 Clues: life support center of neuron • made up of brain and spinal cord • psychology linking biology and behavior • gap between axon terminals and dendrites • autoimmune disease attacking myelin sheath • nerve cells.basic build block of nervous system • controls voluntary movements of skeletal muscles • fatty covering of axon that speeds up neural impulses • ...

25 Clues: Lacks a nucleus • The study of heredity • Cells are organized into • Provides structure and support • Where photosynthesis is performed • A population of sexual reproduction • A population of asexual reproduction • Exchanges gases with the environment • Found in the nucleus; tightly wound DNA • A body's response to a warm temperature room • ...

30 Clues: Special cells • Helps you breathe • Your bones system • Makes up your blood • Makes up your nerves • The rest of the cell • You use this to move • You use this to feel • Makes up your muscles • The brain of the cell • What fungi are made of • What plants are made of • What animals are made of • Helps you get rid of waste • The study of living things • Where photosynthesis occurs • ...

24 Clues: a group of tissue • produces the proteins • a cell that has no ribosomes • joints are which body system • what slows down cell divisons • a organism that has a nucleus • the final division of two cells • what makes cell divison go fasters • a cell that divides uncontrollably • sends proteins where they are needed • a organism that doesn't have a nucleus • ...

21 Clues: your body's outer layer. • made up of glands that make hormones. • takes up oxygen from the air we breathe. • chemicals that affect growth a d development. • made of connective tissue reinforced with calcium. • composed of specialized cells called muscle fibers. • protects your body from harmful substances, and germs. • ...

25 Clues: The kneecap • The shin bone • The bell side of the body • The spines five vertebrae. • The spines first seven vertebrae. • The front region, palm of the hand • The thigh bone, largest and strongest bone • Magnum large opening at base of the cranium • The smaller bone on the outside of the Tibia • Increasing the angle of the joint (not flexing) • ...

25 Clues: movement is ________ • the action of bending • a chair fitted with wheels • makes up the skeletal system • wrench or twist the ligaments • an even distrubution of weight • a vehicle composed of two wheels • _______ for all that you do for US! • a group of players forming one side • often involving cutting into the body • relating to the body opposed to the mind • ...

34 Clues: processes taste. • processes sight. • processes smell. • processes hearing. • houses pineal body. • one-sided paralysis. • a slight brain injury. • attaches to the spinal cord. • sits on top of the brain stem. • spatial map of the motor area. • a spatial map of touch receptors. • involved in our ability to speak. • the middle layer of the meninges. • controls heart rate and breathing. • ...

31 Clues: Finger bones • Bone of the heel • Bones in the wrist • The lower jaw bone • To or near the back • To or near the front • Where is the femur located • The largest bone in the body • Where the humorous is located • Muscles found around the heart • A tendon stretching or tearing • The location of the tarsal bones • A ligament stretching or tearing • The position of lying on your back • ...

24 Clues: control over actions • ability to be stretched • moving body toward midline • turning a body part upward • turning a body part downward • moving body away from midline • system more than 600 of them • end of muscle that moves/contracts • strong, fibrous connective tissue cords • irritability,ability to respond to nerve impulse • ...

30 Clues: a pulled muscle • a break in a bone • overuse injury of the tendon • bruiselike injury to the brain • slight tension in your muscles • when muscles weaken and shrink • abnormal curvature of the spine • involuntary muscle in the heart • basic unit of the nervous system • an overstretched or torn ligament • sudden uncontrolled nerve impulses • muscle you control to do activities • ...

20 Clues: Neck • Pain • Chemo • Expansion • ____al fin • Tunnel Syndrome • Joint inflammation • Hard to read (___lexia) • Half a sphere (____sphere) • 7 True, 5 False, 2 Floating • Study of tissues (____ology) • Colon Inflammation (Col____) • Rupturing of an internal organ • ___ial Cavity protects the brain • Puts people to sleep (an________) • High blood calcium (Hyper____aemia) • ...

30 Clues: the marrow cavity of a bone. • a stretch or tear of a ligament • the action of inserting something. • the hardening into a bony substance • when your palm or forearm faces up, • the shaft or central part of a long bone. • the more fixed end or attachment of a muscle. • the action of rotating around an axis or center. • an opening, hole, or passage, especially in a bone. • ...

21 Clues: Kneecap • Fingers • Thighbone • Bone tissue • Pain in bone • A wrist bone • The heel bone • Bone formation • Bending a joint • Break in a bone • Softening of bone • The lateral leg bone • resembling cartilage • Shaft of the long bone • Radiograph of the joint • Having to do with an arm • joints with little movement • Inner membrane layer of the bone. • Having to do with something attached • ...

21 Clues: Kneecap • Fingers • Thighbone • Bone tissue • A wrist bone • Pain in bone • The heel bone • Bone formation • Bending a joint • Break in a bone • Softening of bone • The lateral leg bone • resembling cartilage • Shaft of the long bone • Radiograph of the joint • Having to do with an arm • joints with little movement • Inner membrane layer of the bone. • Having to do with something attached • ...

21 Clues: Kneecap • Fingers • Thighbone • Bone tissue • Pain in bone • A wrist bone • The heel bone • Bone formation • Bending a joint • Break in a bone • Softening of bone • resembling cartilage • The lateral leg bone • Shaft of the long bone • Radiograph of the joint • Having to do with an arm • joints with little movement • Inner membrane layer of the bone. • Having to do with something attached • ...

27 Clues: muscle • of muscle • (smooth) muscle • function of muscle • connect muscles to bone • ability to be stretched • fracture to break a bone • the inflammation of joints. • to bones to provide movement • decreases blood calcium levels • where blood cells are formed in adults. • Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • forms the walls of the internal muscles • ...

20 Clues: resilient • No symmetry • all of our limbs • to cushion joints • To to pad and protect • he trachea and bronchi • atttantomy of their own • Most prevalent cartilage • Wider than they are long • Small rounded projection • Center portion of skeleton • A large rounded projection • Connects one point to another • structural support to the nose • loosely packed collagen fibers • ...

20 Clues: Limbs and pelvis. • Cushion for joints. • Tarsals and carpols. • Protection and padding. • Middle of the long bone. • Calcium and Phosphorous. • Shock absorber for joints. • Ligamnets, Tendons, and Fat. • Top portion of the long bone. • Skeletons frame provides this. • Hard bone in the diaphysis region. • Pelvis,Skull, Sternum,Ribs,Scapula. • Tissues that connect bones together. • ...

20 Clues: Cartilage in the nose. • Bones with no symmetry. • lighter and less dense bone. • Bones that provide framework. • Also known as Adipose tissue. • Bones wider than they are long. • Bones longer than they are wide. • Bones that keep your vitals safe. • Bones that allow a range of motion. • Flattened bones of the compact zone. • A raised part of the edge of the bone. • ...

20 Clues: Small rounded projection • Can act as shock absorber • Any protuberance on a bone • It connects the muscle to bone • Its purpose is to pad and protect • A bone that is formed within a tendon • Its the center portion of the skeleton • Forms an articulation with another bone • A small wing like projection of the bone • The purpose is to connect bones together • ...

23 Clues: baby soft spots • bone-thinning disease • cells that build bone • cells that destroy bone • reduction involving surgery • bruise formed when a bone breaks • bone that is light and less dense • process where cartilage turns into bone • bone disorder where cartilage breaks down • the fracture that creates a "floating" bone • the fracture that is caused by repetitive use • ...

34 Clues: A bony projection • Function Of Bones • Small rough process • Large rough process • Wider than it is long • Spongy appearing bone • Connects Muscle to bone • End region of long bone • Projection above condyle • Flared end of a long bone • Center portion of Skeleton • Most prevalent in the body • Center portion of an Ostean • Helps keep skeleton together • An example is an internal disc • ...

34 Clues: Looks flat • Wrist bones • Most fibrous cartilage • Flared end of long bone • Connects bone to muscle • Smooth end of long bone • Most prominent cartilage • Irregular end of long bone • Any projection made of bone • Center part of the skeleton • Projection above/on condyle • Long portion of a long bone • Bones that forms in a tendon • Filled with yellow bone marrow • ...

36 Clues: Elbow/Jaw • The shaft • Sturnum and skull • Humerus and femur • Flat in appearance • Bottom of the pelvis • The neck holds it up • Produces blood cells • Stores red bone marrow • Most flexible carilage • humerous of your elbow • Very fibrous cartilage • Connects muscle to bone • Wider than they are long • Arms,legs,hands, and feet • Located in front of Tibia • Function of bones/skeleton • ...

30 Clues: Adipose tissue • bony projection • flat appearance • longer than wide • spongy appearing • center of onsean • not regular bone • line of cartilage • wider then are long • above or on condyle • arms legs and hands • forms within a tendon • to hold bones together • very fibrous cartilage • move easily such as the ear • skull,rib cage,spinal column • system system in compact bone • ...

20 Clues: Shinbone • Chest muscles • tendon in ankle • 3 letter nickname • Muscle next to abs • back thigh muscles • front thigh muscles • Protect inner organs • Bone in the upper arm • Largest bone in forearm • Muscles in your stomach • Muscles in your backside • Largest bone in the body • Smallest bone in forearm • muscle in shoulder blades • The Bones in your foot/toes • Smaller bone in the lower leg • ...

29 Clues: rib • bone • joint • skull • cartilage • bent, hump • curved,bent • singular noun ending • Connect bone to bone • curve, swayback, bent • to bind, tie together • loosening, setting free • inflammation of a bursa • inflammation of a joint • stiffness; bent, crooked • spinal cord, bone marrow • abnormal softening of cartilage • synovial membrane, synovial fluid • vertebrae, vertebral column,backbone • ...

31 Clues: Windpipe • Voice Box • Lead air to each lung • The largest blood vessel • Peripheral Nervous System • Prevent back-flow of blood • Cardiopulmonaresuscitation • Nucleus and other organelles • Clusters of air sacs in the lungs • Disease caused by iron deficiency • Sends commands to skeletal muscles • chain of beadlike supporting cells • Carries blood between heart and lungs • ...

31 Clues: Windpipe • Voice Box • The largest blood vessel • Peripheral Nervous System • Cardiopulmonaresuscitation • Transport air to each lung • Prevent back-flow of blood • Nucleus and other organelles • Clusters of air sacs in the lungs • Disease caused by iron deficiency • chain of beadlike supporting cells • Sends commands to skeletal muscles • Carries blood between heart and lungs • ...

34 Clues: elbow • tendon • slipping • watery flow • joints doctor • smooth muscle • embryonic cell • lack of strength • instrument to cut • source of calcium • synovial membrane • softening of bone • to bind, tie together • bones and bone disease doctor • internal and external movement • bony growth on surface of bone • skeletal muscle connected to bones • inflammation secondary to infection • ...

27 Clues: without blood • the study of tissues • square shaped (cubed) • matrix that provides support • tissue with one layer of cells • muscle to bone; voluntary movement • generate and conduct nerve impulses • tall and rectangular shaped (column) • gives rise to all other types of tissue • tissue with more than one layer of cells • dispose of foreign and dead tissue cells • ...

29 Clues: inability to remember • CN associated with vision • lobe for sensory reception • the newest part of the cortex • stands for rapid eye movement • lobe for understanding language • a system containing the amygdala • senses located in the head region • pathways of cerebral white matter • lobe with visual centre of the brain • CN associated with the sense of smell • ...

30 Clues: Special cells • Helps you breathe • Your bones system • Makes up your blood • Makes up your nerves • The rest of the cell • You use this to move • You use this to feel • Makes up your muscles • The brain of the cell • What fungi are made of • What plants are made of • What animals are made of • Helps you get rid of waste • The study of living things • Where photosynthesis occurs • ...

25 Clues: Bivalves lack this • Most simple of all animals • One of two body of a Cnidarian • Phylum in which sponges belong to • Skeleton of a sponge is made of these • Molluscs with divided shell and no head • Marine annelids move with the help of these • Class that includes sea snails and sea slugs • Annelids have long tube-like body with many... • ...

26 Clues: means zooplankton • term meaning bottom dweller • mean "attached to a substrate" • how sponges reproduce asexually • outer layer of cells in a sponge • sponges dont have a ______ system • small pores in the side of a sponge • enzymes belong to this organic group • minerals needed for strong bones teeth • high-energy molecule that include oils • ...

31 Clues: rigid connective tissue • glands that have no duct • tissue consisting of plasma • most common type of cartilage • colored blood cell, disk-shaped • tissue that stores fats and lipids • tissue that connects bone to joint • colored blood cell, have a nucleus • specialized cells in the epidermis • tissue that connects muscle to bone • maintain constant internal environment • ...

28 Clues: Muscle cell • A bundle of muscle fibers • A quick, jerky contraction • Striated and voluntary muscle • The cytoplasm of a muscle fiber • Striated and involuntary muscle • Outermost layer of muscle tissue • The membrane of a muscle cell/fiber • Non-striated and involuntary muscle • Decrease in muscle size due to disuse • The transport system of a muscle cell • ...

22 Clues: Make new bone. • Bones at a tendon • Resorb/remove bone. • Pain lasting >3-6 months • A reduction in muscle mass • Maintain the activity of the bone. • Bone healing requiring absolute stability • Type of ossification that forms flat bones • An example of a protein calcium can bind to • Type of ossification for bones growing in length. • ...

20 Clues: programmed cell death • cancer causing agent or substance • term for a surgical procedure to remove a tumor • type of agent that damages DNA and begins mutation • formation of new blood vessels crucial for tumor growth • treatment administered through injection in spinal fluid • stem cell transplant taken from own recipient's bone marrow • ...

20 Clues: Softening of the bones • Another name for vitamin d • A sign of vitamin d deficiency • Causes bones to become weak and brittle • Vitamin D _ can be taken to boost levels • A mental symptom of a vitamin D deficiency • Low levels of vitamin D can weaken your _ system • A lack of vitamin D can cause your bones to become • ...

20 Clues: Hostility towards immigrants • A long period of rising stock prices • Automobile built by the Ford Motor Company • Unconventional; not bound by the rules of society • A place where alcoholic beverages were sold illegally • A system for buying and selling stocks in corporations • Aid in the form of money or supplies for those in need • ...

27 Clues: outer layer of skin • Paralysis of 1 limb • inner layer of skin • largest organ in the body • a form of atopic dermatitis • when a mite burrows under skin • Attention Deficit ____ Disorder • There are 46 of these in each cell • CP cause - Lack of ____ to the brain • Any loss of physical or mental function • Loss of ability to move corresponding parts • ...

16 Clues: Tiny organs • Make protein • Cell division • Study of Cells • Harmful tumour • Harmless tumour • Study of tissue • Make energy for cell • The brain of the cell • Fluid found in the cell • Hair found on some cells • Type of tissue skin is made from • Type of tissue brain is made from • Type of tissue tendons are made from • Surrounds the cell and holds everything inside • ...

16 Clues: lays eggs • warm-blooded fish • cold-blooded animal • slime-producing fish • protection of species • lives and hunts alone • long, snake-like fish • flat, disc-shaped fish • tail fin with unequal lobes • hagfishes and lampreys are ... • fin on the back is called .. fin • fish that lives in rivers or lakes • fish organs for breathing underwater • ...

8 Clues: muscles • brain and spine • heart and lungs • mouth and stomach • bladder and kidneys • windpipe and airways • bones and connective tissue • glands and secrete hormones

12 Clues: PNS to CNS • CNS to PNS • Protects and repairs • Controls skeletal muscles • Receives signals (senses) • Contains multiple dendrites • Cell body interrupts the axon • Originate from white blood cells • Only in the brain and spinal cord • Dendrites and axons are continuous • Helps create cerebral spinal fluid • Connects to neurons and creates myelin sheath

12 Clues: your pee • takes in O2 • is your fram • is your waste • process your food • this is your nevers • produces your hormones • your heart and blood flow • makes sure you don't get sick • makes human and creates hormones • is your what helps your bones move • the stuff on your head and in your nose

6 Clues: hear • bones • Brain • Lungs • Stomach • Bladder

6 Clues: b • d • a • e • f • c

6 Clues: They form the heart • Formed by skeletal muscular fibers that cover the bones • It is formed by smooth muscle fibers with involuntary movement • They are groups of cells that form glands and secrete subtances • Formed by flat cells, which are specialized in receiving stimuli • Formed by specialized cells that receive stimuli from the environment

14 Clues: branching airways • passageway for air • production of sound • Protects vital organs • Organ of gas Exchange • Air Sacs for gas exchange • Passageway for food and air • moves ribs during respiration • skeletal muscle of respiration • covers larynx during swallowing • filters, warms and moistens air • main airway and know as the windpipe • cover the lungs and line the chest cavity • ...

14 Clues: heart muscle • voluntary muscle • involuntary muscle • pertaining to bones • vertebrae of the neck • movement toward the body • vertebrae of the mid-back • vertebrae of the lower back • movement away from the body • four vertebrae fused with sacrum • forward curvature of lumbar spine • outward protrusion of thoracic spine • pertaining to spinal cord or bone marrow • ...

14 Clues: thin fillaments • thick fillaments • anchored to actin • contains only actin • contains only myosin • muscles' cell membrane • cytoplasm of muscle cell • inner layer of muscle fibers • location for calcium storage • outer layer of muscle fibers • covers active site on the fillaments • basic contractile element of skeletal muscle • carry action potential deep into muscle fiber • ...

6 Clues: 6 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 1 • 2

13 Clues: Striated • Most of Heart • Point of attachment • Ancher muscle to bone • Main part of the body • Attachment to the bone • Non-Striated or Visceral • Maintaining body position • Muscles that relax during movement • Muscles produce tension when extending • Muscle responsible for producing specefic movemtent • When muscle fibers are stimulated repeatedly without rest • ...

10 Clues: packed fibres • tissue storing fats • voluntary muscle movements • tissue present in nose tip • contractile tissue in heart • material encompassing cells • provides lining or covering • framework to skin epithelium • structural and functional links • involuntary muscle tissue in wall of internal organs

10 Clues: This involves being aware of our own emotions and feelings • This involves seeing things from another person's perspective • This is is a subjective feeling and its experience of emotions varies from person to person • This theory states that emotions have two ingredients: physical arousal and a cognitive label • ...

10 Clues: consists of muscles that allow the body to move and maintain posture • known as the cardiovascular system, includes the heart, blood vessels, and blood. • differs between males and females but is responsible for the production of gametes • includes the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, and pancreas. • ...

8 Clues: Tissue that connects muscle to the bone • Muscles that contract or move without conscious control. • Skeletal muscles that contract and relax under conscious control. • The tightening, shortening, or lengthening of muscles during an activity. • Muscle sub-group: produces movement, helps sustain posture, helps stabilize joints. • ...

21 Clues: Closes the jaw; used for chewing • Ring-shaped muscle that closes eyelid • Dorsiflexes foot, moving toes toward shin • Facial muscle that compresses and purses lips • Muscles of posterior forearm that extend wrist • Adducts and flexes thigh (along with adductors) • Triangular-shaped shoulder muscle that abducts arm • Major muscle of buttocks; extends and rotates thigh • ...

23 Clues: Incus • shaft • Ramus • Glabella • Calcaneus • Acetabulum • Sternal end • Cristi galli • Atlas & Axis • Glenoid fossa • Optic foramen • Foramen magnum • Mastoid process • Xiphoid Process • Greater tubercle • medial malleolus • Olecranon process • Lateral malleolus • Transverse process • Radical tuberosity • Greater trochanter • infraorbital foramen • Supraorbital foramen

21 Clues: Kneecap • Fingers • Thighbone • Bone tissue • Pain in bone • A wrist bone • The heel bone • Bone formation • Bending a joint • Break in a bone • Softening of bone • resembling cartilage • The lateral leg bone • Shaft of the long bone • Radiograph of the joint • Having to do with an arm • joints with little movement • Inner membrane layer of the bone. • Having to do with something attached • ...

20 Clues: chest • kneecap • tail bone • chest bone • the wrist bone • immovable joint • bending a joint • pain of the ribs • formation of bones • bone of the forearm • bone above the teeth • dealing with the arm • part of the hip bone • formation of cartilage • bony protrusion on ankle • neck region of the spine • disintegration of a joint • Straight line through body • bone inferior to the sternum • ...

20 Clues: Provides movement • protects internal organs • Oddly shaped blocky bone • Also known as Adipose tissue • A flat plate of compact bone • Very dense bone in diaphysis • A bone that forms inside a tendon • The skin on the outside of a bone • Small rounded projection on a bone • A bone that is wider than it is long • The long part in the middle of a bone • ...

20 Clues: Adipose tissue • center portion of the skeleton • flattened plates of compact bone • connective tissue in the skeleton • provides firm but elastic support • bones are wider than they are long • bone that is formed within a tendon. • most prevalent cartilage in the body • compressible but resilient cartilage • A small, rounded projection on a bone • ...

20 Clues: Known as adipose tissue • Wider than they are long • Longer than they are wide • A large rounded projection • A small rounded projection • A bone formed within a tendon • Production of red blood cells • Found in your respiratory system • Contains all limbs and the pelvis • Flattened plates of compact bones • Provides structural support to nose • ...

31 Clues: rib • bone • joint • skull • cartilage • bent, hump • curved,bent • Connect bone to bone • singular noun ending • to bind, tie together • curve, swayback, bent • inflammation of a joint • loosening, setting free • inflammation of a bursa • stiffness; bent, crooked • spinal cord, bone marrow • abnormal softening of cartilage • synovial membrane, synovial fluid • vertebrae, vertebral column,backbone • ...

34 Clues: Very fibrous • Loisan wider • connects muscle to bone • Wider rather than longer • Primary function is movement • Big long open space in a Osteon • Holds 2 bones together like tape • Made of dense compacted layers of bone • Asymmetrical and rough surface features • Appears flat and is made of compact bone • Flared portion at the end of a long bone. • ...

34 Clues: The limbs. • A fibrous cartilage. • A bone that is flat. • A small rough process. • A large rough process. • A slippery smooth cartilage. • A bone that forms in a tendon. • The end region of a long bone. • The center portion of an osteon. • A cartilage that is very elastic. • The center portion of a long bone. • The center portion of the skeleton. • ...

34 Clues: Looks flat • Very fibrous • Any projection • Line of cartilage • Stretchy cartilage • Runs perpendicular • Length>width bones • Asymmetrical bones • Width>length bones • Extra part of skeleton • Stores red bone marrow • Bone formed in tendons • Flared end of long bone • Center part of skeleton • Connects muscle to bone • Located above/on condyle • Center portion of osteon • Center part of long bone • ...

30 Clues: Dense bone • porous bone • growth plate • Joint cartilage • slippery/smooth • longer than wide • Fiberous bundles • thin compact bone • center of skeleton • any bone projection • center of long bone • dense/compacted bone • stores yellow marrow • bend/moove to function • formed within a tendon • rough surface features • flared end of long bone • knobby end of long bone • found in center of osteon • ...

34 Clues: Joint cartilage • Connects bone to bone • Wider than it is large • Connects muscle to bone • Most abundant cartilage • Longer than they are wide • Flatend/thin compact bone • Helps maintains homeostasis • The flared end of a long bone • Makes up outer layer of bones • Center portion of the skeleton • Provides strength and elasticity • Narrow area just before the head • ...

4 Clues: produce offspring. • Protects and supports. Muscular allows for locomotion. Nervoussystem Fast acting control system. • dispose of debris. Respitory removes carbon dioxide. Digestive breaks down food. Urinary eliminates nitrogenous waste. • ...

12 Clues: allows to reproduce • studies the functions • studies the structure • maintains water balance • barrier that protects the body. • provides movement and stabilization • gas exchange and nutrient transport • its main function is to give support • production of hormones for regulation • defends,deflect and destroy infections • collects,process,responds sensory info. • ...

20 Clues: How is the shaft flex measured • Another name for the face plane • How is the shaft weight measured • What is the spin rate measured in • The velocity at which the ball travels • What is the average males swing weight • Is a key factor in the ball flight results • When the impact marker is on the heel it is a? • Which contraction is when the muscle is shortened • ...

24 Clues: an educated guess • type of muscle that moves bones • controls breathing and heartbeat • branches that lead into the lungs • the smallest living part of an organism • the point at which 2 or more bones meet • the variable that is measured; the result • blood travels away from the heart in these • transmit messages to all parts of your body • ...

20 Clues: Number of facial bones. • Number of cranial bones. • Make up a majority of cranial bones. • Formed by the cranium and facial bones. • Forms forehead and roof of nasal cavity. • Articulate with zygomatic process of the temporal bones. • Forms the back of the skull; contains the foramen magnum. • Forms the superior sides of the cranium; roof of cranium. • ...

20 Clues: Place in between bones. • Are in bones. Stores fat. • Softer and more flexible bone. • Makes bones stronger at adulthood. • Are in bones. Produces red blood cells. • Living structures that change throughout your life. • Neurons that send nerve impulses to muscles & glands. • Coordinates your body's movements & helps you keep balance. • ...

24 Clues: Cheese like (7) • A type of Hypoxia (6) • A type of gangrene (3) • Suffix ___ means “ like” (3) • Self-induced starvation (8+7) • Decreased cell and organ size (7) • Type of Physiologic hyperplasia (8) • Traumatic and enzymatic are types of____necrosis (3) • Metaplasia involves reprogramming of ______ ____ (4+5) • One of three patterns Nuclear changes in necrosis (10) • ...

30 Clues: bone is crushed • bones are cube-shaped • bones that are flattened • bone is dense and smooth • the front view of the body • bone that a longer and wide • bone that forms the forehead • is the only bone in the thigh • the back side view of the body • is formed by two sets of bones • blood-filled swelling, or bruise • broken bone portion pressed inward • ...

22 Clues: The second P in PPE • What we practice at our fire drills • Acronym for our Monthly safety postings • Making smart meal and snack choices (7,6) • One of your employee rights is to- (6,6,4) • What our musculo-skeletal injury training is for • Most common type of reportable incidents (5,5,5) • Conducted by members of the OHS committee each month • ...