skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
The Skeletal System 2015-10-04
Across
- break in bone
- tumor
- smaller bone in the forearm
- fingers
- special mature bone cells
- collar bone
- forehead bone
- shoulder blade
- traction
- chest
- range of motion
- movement away from midline
Down
- disintegration of a joint
- anterior cruciate ligament
- pain in finger
- bending or being bent
- moving around a central axis
- joined together
- pain
- large bone in the forearm
20 Clues: pain • tumor • chest • fingers • traction • collar bone • break in bone • forehead bone • pain in finger • shoulder blade • joined together • range of motion • bending or being bent • disintegration of a joint • special mature bone cells • large bone in the forearm • anterior cruciate ligament • movement away from midline • smaller bone in the forearm • moving around a central axis
The Skeletal System 2015-10-04
Across
- fingers
- bending or being bent
- chest
- pain in finger
- disintegration of a joint
- large bone in the forearm
- anterior cruciate ligament
- tumor
- smaller bone in the forearm
Down
- pain
- collar bone
- special mature bone cells
- moving around a central axis
- range of motion
- traction
- forehead bone
- movement away from midline
- break in bone
- shoulder blade
- joined together
20 Clues: pain • chest • tumor • fingers • traction • collar bone • forehead bone • break in bone • pain in finger • shoulder blade • range of motion • joined together • bending or being bent • special mature bone cells • disintegration of a joint • large bone in the forearm • movement away from midline • anterior cruciate ligament • smaller bone in the forearm • moving around a central axis
The Skeletal System 2015-09-28
Across
- bone formed from 5 vertebrae fused together near base of spinal column
- L1-L5
- "to form bone"
- my latin word means "purse"
- measurement used to determine the amount of movement in a joint
- skeleton consisting of the arms and legs
- bone above the upper teeth
- thin layer of cells
Down
- a bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- can be referred to as the breastplate
- s-shaped curvature
- produces humpback and loss of height
- malignant tumor arising from the cartilage
- flexible connective tissue
- joint that has free movement
- tear in the fibrous tissue that connects bones
- bone tissue
- pulling or dragging force exerted on a limb in a distal direction
- a "floating" bone
- the longest bone in the body
20 Clues: L1-L5 • bone tissue • "to form bone" • a "floating" bone • s-shaped curvature • thin layer of cells • flexible connective tissue • bone above the upper teeth • my latin word means "purse" • joint that has free movement • the longest bone in the body • produces humpback and loss of height • can be referred to as the breastplate • skeleton consisting of the arms and legs • ...
The Skeletal System 2016-02-22
Across
- cost/o
- range of motion
- protruding disc
- brachi/o
- wrist bone
- anterior cruciate ligament
- bone consists of this
- shoulder blade
- s shaped break
- carpal tunnel syndrome
- lower body joint capable of inversion/eversion
Down
- daggerlike projection
- incomplete break
- spondyl/o
- myel/o
- bone cells
- collar bone
- lumb/o
- breastbone
- upper arm bone
- kneecap
- os/te/o
22 Clues: cost/o • myel/o • lumb/o • kneecap • os/te/o • brachi/o • spondyl/o • bone cells • wrist bone • breastbone • collar bone • upper arm bone • shoulder blade • s shaped break • range of motion • protruding disc • incomplete break • daggerlike projection • bone consists of this • carpal tunnel syndrome • anterior cruciate ligament • lower body joint capable of inversion/eversion
The Skeletal System 2016-02-17
Across
- movement away from the midline of the body
- inflammation of a joint
- bending or being bent
- consists of the cranial, facial, thoracic, and spinal bones
- injury to a ligament
- swelling of a joint
- what cranial bones are joined by
- adjective referring to something that is added or attached
- the bone above the upper teeth
- referring to the chest
- surgical removal of bone
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- pain in finger (or toe)
- latin word for heel
- break in the distal end of the radius
- composed of bones called vertebrae
- name for hip bone
- to turn downward or backward as with the hand or foot
- bone formation
- offers protection of the knee joint
- break is S-shaped, usually cause by a twisting injury
- bones making up the fingers and the toes
- fracture of the distal end of the fibula
- the long bone extending from the shoulder and ending at the elbow
23 Clues: bone formation • name for hip bone • latin word for heel • swelling of a joint • injury to a ligament • bending or being bent • referring to the chest • pain in finger (or toe) • inflammation of a joint • surgical removal of bone • the bone above the upper teeth • what cranial bones are joined by • composed of bones called vertebrae • offers protection of the knee joint • ...
The Skeletal System 2016-02-10
Across
- the bones of the fingers and toes.
- Either of two slender bones in humans that extend from the manubrium of the sternum to the acromion of the scapula. Also called collarbone.
- One of a series of long curved bones occurring in 12 pairs in humans and extending from the spine to or toward the sternum.
- A flat triangular bone located at the front of the knee joint. Also called kneecap.
- The seven segments of the vertebral column located in the neck.
- A bone between the lumbar vertebrae and tail vertebrae, composed of five fused vertebrae that form the posterior pelvic wall.
- the inner and larger bone of the forearm, on the side opposite the thumb.
- the skeleton of the head, consisting of the cranium and the mandible.
- The quadrangular bone at the back of the tarsus. Also called heel bone.
- a large flat bone formed by the fusion of the ilium, ischium, and pubis.
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- The outer and narrower of two bones of the human lower leg, extending from the knee to the ankle.
- The vertebrae associated with the chest and ribs in vertebrates
- the bone of the upper arm, extending from shoulder to elbow.
- The broad upper division of the sternum with which the clavicle and first two ribs articulate.
- The smallest and lowest of the three divisions of the human sternum, which is cartilaginous in early life but usually ossifies by adulthood.
- A bone of the leg situated between the pelvis and knee in humans. It is the largest and strongest bone in the body.
- The vertebrae located between the lowest ribs and the pelvic girdle in all vertebrates.
- A long flat bone in most vertebrates that is situated along the ventral midline of the thorax and articulates with the ribs.
- A small triangular bone at the base of the spinal column in humans and other apes, consisting of several fused rudimentary vertebrae. Also called tailbone.
- the flat triangular bone in the back of the shoulder; the "shoulder blade"
20 Clues: the bones of the fingers and toes. • the bone of the upper arm, extending from shoulder to elbow. • The vertebrae associated with the chest and ribs in vertebrates • The seven segments of the vertebral column located in the neck. • the skeleton of the head, consisting of the cranium and the mandible. • ...
Skeletal System crossword 2016-09-18
Across
- muscle
- rib
- joint
- shoulder blade
- bones of the fingers and toes
- heel bone
- movement
- bony projection at end of the sternum
- kneecap
- skeleton consisting of the skull, chest, and spinal column
Down
- Latin for thigh
- thorax
- wrist bones
- ankle
- vertebrae
- skeleton consisting of arms and legs
- collarbone
- arm
- bone marrow
- hip bone
- tear in a ligament that connects bones
- finger,toe
- wrist
23 Clues: rib • arm • joint • ankle • wrist • thorax • muscle • kneecap • movement • hip bone • vertebrae • heel bone • collarbone • finger,toe • wrist bones • bone marrow • shoulder blade • Latin for thigh • bones of the fingers and toes • skeleton consisting of arms and legs • bony projection at end of the sternum • tear in a ligament that connects bones • skeleton consisting of the skull, chest, and spinal column
The Skeletal System 2016-09-18
Across
- inner membrane layer of the bone
- highly malignant tumor of the bone
- having to do with something attached
- measurement of the amount of movement in a joint
- pain of the joint
- straight line through a physical body
- dense, flexible, connective tissue
- shaft of the long bone
- bending a joint
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- fracture break in the bone where the bone comes through the skin
- device used in arthroscopy
- surgical removal of bone
- having to do with an arm
- softening of cartilage
- any disorder of a joint
- the collarbone
- inflammation of bone
- injury to a ligament
- the heel bone
- the lower jawbone
20 Clues: the heel bone • the collarbone • bending a joint • pain of the joint • the lower jawbone • inflammation of bone • injury to a ligament • softening of cartilage • shaft of the long bone • any disorder of a joint • surgical removal of bone • having to do with an arm • device used in arthroscopy • inner membrane layer of the bone • highly malignant tumor of the bone • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2016-09-18
Across
- the lateral leg bone
- one of the two bones extending from the elbow to the wrist
- bone above the upper teeth
- bones between the tarsals and the phalanges of the foot
- the collarboneIlium one of the three bones fused together to form the hip bone
- long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- thorax, chest
- arm
- wrist bone
- neck
Down
- shin bone
- thighbone
- the shoulder blade
- kneecap
- fingers/toes
- the heel bone
- lower jawbone
- breastbone
- the tailbone, at the base of the spinal column
- ankle
20 Clues: arm • neck • ankle • kneecap • shin bone • thighbone • breastbone • wrist bone • fingers/toes • the heel bone • lower jawbone • thorax, chest • the shoulder blade • the lateral leg bone • bone above the upper teeth • the tailbone, at the base of the spinal column • long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow • bones between the tarsals and the phalanges of the foot • ...
Skeletal System Review 2022-09-28
Across
- Tumor or mass consisting of bone and cartilage tissue.
- 7 vertebrae located inferior to the cranium.
- Surgical repair of the cartilage.
- The answer for this part of the skeleton will cost you an arm and a leg.
- Carpals, tarsals classification (2 words).
- Femur, tibia classification (2 words).
- This secretion lubricates the most abundant joints found in the human body (2 words).
- 12 vertebrae located superior to the lumbar region.
- Instrument for cutting into bone.
- The upper arm bone. No jokes here.
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- The portion of the skeleton that contains the head, neck, and trunk
- Another name for the dynamic duo of the clavicle and scapula (2 words).
- Head, shoulders, knees and ____ (formally).
- Hips don’t lie, and neither do the three bones collectively known as the ______ (2 words).
- Vertebrae, patella classification.
- The 8th, 9th, and 10th pair or ribs. Not directly connected to the sternum.
- x-ray record of a joint.
- Advil, Aleve, Tylenol, abbreviation.
- The 11th and 12th pairs of ribs.
- Increased curve in the thoracic spine. Commonly called a “humpback.”
20 Clues: x-ray record of a joint. • The 11th and 12th pairs of ribs. • Surgical repair of the cartilage. • Instrument for cutting into bone. • Vertebrae, patella classification. • The upper arm bone. No jokes here. • Advil, Aleve, Tylenol, abbreviation. • Femur, tibia classification (2 words). • Carpals, tarsals classification (2 words). • Head, shoulders, knees and ____ (formally). • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2022-09-20
Across
- rounded end of bone
- occurs parallel to the bones axis
- shaped like a basin
- Extending a flexed limb
- help make movements possible
- Turning outward
- Primary organs of the skeletal system
- bone is crushed
- Turning inward
- Formation of bone marrow
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- crack or break in bone
- Does not permit movement (fribrous)
- Lower portion of body trunk
- unstable fracture
- an important role in the formation of blood cells
- measurement of joint movements
- Pointed, sharp, slender process
- Bending a limb
- shaped like funnel
- Agent that relieves pain
20 Clues: Bending a limb • Turning inward • Turning outward • bone is crushed • unstable fracture • shaped like funnel • rounded end of bone • shaped like a basin • crack or break in bone • Extending a flexed limb • Agent that relieves pain • Formation of bone marrow • Lower portion of body trunk • help make movements possible • measurement of joint movements • Pointed, sharp, slender process • ...
The Skeletal System 2022-12-02
Across
- pad of hyaline cartilage epiphyses
- homogeneous bone
- what type of bone is flat and curved
- connects bone to bone
- has a normal S curvature
- small needle-like pieces on bones, open spaces
- bone-forming cells
- what type of bone has odd shapes
- what has 206 bones
- skull, spinal column, ribs, sternum
- the shaft of the bone
- wide part at each end of the bone
- bone-destroying cells
- outer,fibrous,protective covering diaphysis
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- found in the bridge of nose, ribs, and joints
- remnant of epiphyseal disk/plate
- connects bone to muscle
- limbs and girdle/pelvis
- what type of bone is longer than wide in size
- mature bone cells
- where two points come together
- encases the brain, attaches muscles, sinuses
- inner lining of medullary cavity
- type of bone is square, cube-like in shape
24 Clues: homogeneous bone • mature bone cells • bone-forming cells • what has 206 bones • connects bone to bone • the shaft of the bone • bone-destroying cells • connects bone to muscle • limbs and girdle/pelvis • has a normal S curvature • where two points come together • remnant of epiphyseal disk/plate • inner lining of medullary cavity • what type of bone has odd shapes • ...
Skeletal system crossword 2023-04-17
Across
- another word for your fingers and toes
- what holds bone to bone
- flat triangular bone also called shoulder blade
- there are two hundred and _ bones in the human body
- the long flat bone called the breastbone
- what bones connect your ankle to your toes
- what are the kneee bones called
- what holds muscle to bone
- how many pairs of ribs are there
- the femur is a ___ bone
- the wrist includes the ___ bones
- what type of bones form the head
- your radius is also called your
- the collar bone is also called the __
- there are three types of m____
Down
- the long bone above your radius and ulna
- the frontal bone is a f____ bone
- the upper jaw is called the m___
- hip bones are also called the
- strong flexible tissue that makes up some of the nose
- how many total ribs do we have
- are bones alive?
- the nasal bone is called the ___
- the jaw bone is also called the m....
- the thigh bone is called the ____
- the heel of your bone is called the
26 Clues: are bones alive? • what holds bone to bone • the femur is a ___ bone • what holds muscle to bone • hip bones are also called the • how many total ribs do we have • there are three types of m____ • what are the kneee bones called • your radius is also called your • the frontal bone is a f____ bone • the upper jaw is called the m___ • the nasal bone is called the ___ • ...
The skeletal system 2023-02-21
Across
- The name of the bone in the upper leg
- The name of the fingers
- The name of the bone in the lower arm on the outside
- An example of a ball and socket joint
- The name of the bone in the lower leg on the side
- The name of the lower jaw
- The name of the bones in between the carpals and phalanges
- An example of an immovable joint
- The name of the small bones in the ankle
- The name of the bone in the lower leg in the front
- The name of the toes
- The name of the breast bone that connects to the ribs
- The name of the collar bone
- The name of the hip bone
- The name of the joint that allows bones to move back and forth like doors on hinges
- The name of the small bones in the wrist
- The name of the joint that allows bones to slide in all directions
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- The name of the bones in between the tarsals and phalanges
- The name of the knee cap
- The name of the bone in the upper arm
- The name of the bones that surround your chest and connect to the sternum
- The name of the joint that allows no movement
- The name of the joint that allows movement in all directions
- An example of a pivot joint
- The name of the bones that run down the middle of your back
- An example of a hinge joint
- The name of the bone in the lower arm on the inside
- The name of the skull
28 Clues: The name of the toes • The name of the skull • The name of the fingers • The name of the knee cap • The name of the hip bone • The name of the lower jaw • An example of a pivot joint • An example of a hinge joint • The name of the collar bone • An example of an immovable joint • The name of the bone in the upper leg • An example of a ball and socket joint • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM QUIZ 2017-05-08
Across
- LARGEST VERTEBRAE
- TAIL BONE
- RIBS UPPER SEVEN PAIRS
- PUBIS JOINS THE TWO PELVIC BONES
- BAT SHAPED BONE
- LARGE HOLE, THE FOREMAN MAGNUM
- FORM ROOF OF THE CRANIUM
- CHEEK BONE
- 126 BONES
- LANDMARK FOR INJECTIONS
- TURCICA TURKS SADDLE
- 29 BONES
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- CAVITY IN THE SHOULDER
- TOP SEVEN VERTEBRAE
- ONLY MOVABLE BONE IN THE SKULL
- FINGER AND TOE BONES
- OPENING FOR THE AUDITORY MEATUS
- FOREHEAD BONE
- DEPRESSION IN THE FEMUR
- FUNNY BONE
- BASE OF THE TONGUE
- 80 BONES
22 Clues: 80 BONES • 29 BONES • TAIL BONE • 126 BONES • FUNNY BONE • CHEEK BONE • FOREHEAD BONE • BAT SHAPED BONE • LARGEST VERTEBRAE • BASE OF THE TONGUE • TOP SEVEN VERTEBRAE • FINGER AND TOE BONES • TURCICA TURKS SADDLE • CAVITY IN THE SHOULDER • RIBS UPPER SEVEN PAIRS • DEPRESSION IN THE FEMUR • LANDMARK FOR INJECTIONS • FORM ROOF OF THE CRANIUM • ONLY MOVABLE BONE IN THE SKULL • LARGE HOLE, THE FOREMAN MAGNUM • ...
Pathology skeletal system 2017-08-21
Across
- Type of fractures that occur in abnormal bone that is weaker and hence more susceptible to fracture than normal bone.
- Type of fracture when the broken bone pierces the overlying skin.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone surrounded by granulation tissue and reactive bone.
- Primary malignant neoplasm of bone.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane and other joint components.
- Type of fracture when the bone is broken into more than two pieces. This usually occurs due to a crushing force and there is usually extensive injury to the surrounding soft tissue.
- Type of fracture where there is an incomplete break of the bone in which part of the cortex remains intact.
- Defective mineralisation of osteoid in adult animals.
- Excess parathyroid hormone.
- Inflammation of the periosteum.
- A developmental disease of synovial joints that is characterised by a focal failure of endochondral ossification.
- Inflammation of the bone cortex.
- Inflammation of a tendon sheath.
- Marie's disease.
- Joints where the bones are united by fibrous connective tissue.
- Cell involved in resorption of bone.
- Formation of new bone on the surface of a bone.
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- Defective endochondral ossification that results in disproportionate dwarfism.
- Bone formation.
- Joints in which the union consists of either hyaline or fibrocartilage.
- Softening of bones in young growing animals.
- Extensive bone resorption by osteoclasts associated with hyperparathyroidism.
- Type of ossification where bone forms directly from connective tissue without a cartilage step.
- Breeds of dogs in which chondrodysplasia is considered normal.
- Common degenerative disease of the vertebral column.
- Principle cell in mature bone.
- Type of fracture where there is a clean break of the bone with no break in the overlying skin.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone.
- Loss of skeletal mass.
- Type of ossification characterised by replacement of a hyaline cartilage model by bone.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane.
- Negative balance between formation and resorption of bone.
- Inflammation of the medullary cavity of bones.
- Non-articulating depressions in some joints, often confused for lesions.
- Cell responsible for the formation and mineralisation of osteoid.
- Necrosis of bone.
- Type of fracture that occurs when the bones involved are driven into each other.
- Joints that allow considerable movement and are enclosed by a joint capsule.
38 Clues: Bone formation. • Marie's disease. • Necrosis of bone. • Loss of skeletal mass. • Excess parathyroid hormone. • Principle cell in mature bone. • Inflammation of the periosteum. • Large fragment of necrotic bone. • Inflammation of the bone cortex. • Inflammation of a tendon sheath. • Primary malignant neoplasm of bone. • Cell involved in resorption of bone. • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-01-24
Across
- jelly-like substance found inside the cavities of some bones that produces blood cells
- the number that describes bone density
- smallest bone in the body
- commonly called the breastbone
- type of bone that is longer than it is wide
- when a child’s growing bones fail to develop due to a lack of vitamin D
- of bone density and strength
- smaller bone of the lower leg
- cancer of the plasma cells in bone marrow
- the medical name for brittle bone disease
- commonly called the kneecap
- cells that dissolve bone
- broken bones of various types
- bones that serve as a protective cage for the lungs
- where the diaphysis and epiphysis meet
- lower jaw
- bigger bone of the lower leg
- upper part of the skull
- commonly called the collarbone
- middle segment of the spine
- name for fingers and toes
- upper jaw
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- bone on the thumb side of the lower arm
- anterior portion of the hip bone
- porous material inside bones which allows bones to be strong yet lightweight
- type of bone that is thin, flattened, and usually curved
- cells that form new bone
- the most common form of imaging to find fractures
- how many less bones you have as an adult compared to as a child
- type of bone that does not fit into the long, short, or flat category
- the ends of a bone
- tough outer shell of bones that contains blood vessels and nerves
- abnormal growth or swelling of bone
- the middle part of long bones
- main bone of the upper leg
- forms the back of the foot
- cells inside the bone that help direct where osteoclasts dissolve bone
- type of bone that is roughly cube shaped
- large bone in the upper arm
- bones in the hand near the wrist
- bone on the pinky side of the lower arm
- bone inflammation
- commonly called the shoulder blade
- bones in the middle of the hand
- set of bones responsible for posture
- infection of the bone
- curved bone that forms the base of the pelvis
- overgrowth of bones in the face, hands, and feet
- upper part of the pelvis
- connect with the tibia to form the ankle joint
50 Clues: lower jaw • upper jaw • bone inflammation • the ends of a bone • infection of the bone • upper part of the skull • cells that form new bone • cells that dissolve bone • upper part of the pelvis • smallest bone in the body • name for fingers and toes • main bone of the upper leg • forms the back of the foot • large bone in the upper arm • commonly called the kneecap • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-02-05
Across
- knee
- chamber made by bone, normally filled with air
- smaller bone in the lower part of the leg
- the final segment of the vertebrae, the tailbone
- largest and most superior of the three bones that form the hip bone
- depressions and openings indicating where blood vessels and nerves run and penetrate the bone
- spine, back
- bone that holds up the head
- small pouch containing synovial fluid
- protect organs in the chest area
- outside bone on the lower arm
- inside bone on the lower arm
- shoulder blade
- mature bone cells
- located in the upper part of the leg
- the number of bones we have when we are adults
- u-shaped bone in the neck which supports the tongue
- located in the fingers and toes
- includes rib, spine, skull
- giant cells with fifty or more nuclei
- wrists
- center bone to the base of the hand
- joins bone to bone may be found inside or outside the joint capsule
- long flat bone located in the center of the chest
- shock-absorbing cartilage pads in the knee
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- freely movable joint
- located in the jaw
- forms a pivot joint with the atlas
- located on top of the shoulder
- thumb
- nearest bone to the base of the hand
- posterior inferior compart of the pelvis
- upper part of the arm
- larger bone in the lower part of the leg
- stretches from the base of the skull to the coccyx
- slightly movable joint
- skull
- cells responsible for the production of new cells
- ankle
- the amount of rib bones
- furthest bone to the base of the hand
- hip bone
- includes arms, legs, pelvis
- supporting connective tissue that contains specialized cells
- the number of bones we have when we are born
- immovable joint
- five long bones in the feet and hands
- loose connective tissue
- triangular bone at the base of the spine that forms by fusing the sacral vertebrae
- heel bone
50 Clues: knee • thumb • skull • ankle • wrists • hip bone • heel bone • spine, back • shoulder blade • immovable joint • mature bone cells • located in the jaw • freely movable joint • upper part of the arm • slightly movable joint • the amount of rib bones • loose connective tissue • includes rib, spine, skull • bone that holds up the head • includes arms, legs, pelvis • inside bone on the lower arm • ...
The Skeletal System 2020-09-29
Across
- breast bone
- finger bones
- shin bone
- lower leg bone opposite the shin bone
- ankle bones
- wrist bones
- spine
- upper arm bone
- bones connecting fingers and wrist
- arm bone on pinky side
- collar bone
Down
- bones protecting your heart and organs
- kneecap
- hip bone
- jaw bone
- arm bone on thumb side
- skull bone
- bones connecting ankle and toes
- thigh bone
- toe bones
- shoulder blade
21 Clues: spine • kneecap • hip bone • jaw bone • shin bone • toe bones • skull bone • thigh bone • breast bone • ankle bones • wrist bones • collar bone • finger bones • shoulder blade • upper arm bone • arm bone on thumb side • arm bone on pinky side • bones connecting ankle and toes • bones connecting fingers and wrist • lower leg bone opposite the shin bone • bones protecting your heart and organs
skeletal system crossword 2020-10-15
Across
- bone is crushed
- ends of bones; mostly spongy bone
- limbs and girdles
- bone breaks portions is inward
- keystone bones;form upper jaw
- dense and appears homogenous.
- Covers the epiphyses
- butterfly shaped bone
- bone anterior to sphenoid
- bone destroying cells
- outside covering the diaphysis
- bridge of nose
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- bone forming cells
- bone breaks into many fragments
- bone not connected by sutures
- fourteen bones compose the face
- contains yellow and red marrow
- broken bone penetrates the skin
- Shaft of bone; composed of compact bone
- broken bone ends are into eachother
- encloses the brain
- made of small needle-like pieces and open space.
- bone breaks incompletely
- Form the longitudinal axis of the body
- does not penetrate the skin
- cheek bones
- mature bone taste
- occurs with twisting forces
28 Clues: cheek bones • bridge of nose • bone is crushed • limbs and girdles • mature bone taste • bone forming cells • encloses the brain • Covers the epiphyses • butterfly shaped bone • bone destroying cells • bone breaks incompletely • bone anterior to sphenoid • does not penetrate the skin • occurs with twisting forces • bone not connected by sutures • keystone bones;form upper jaw • ...
skeletal system review 2021-02-11
Across
- type of joint allow limited rotation or turning
- break any type of bone
- in your nose
- bone to bone/band of fibers
- old people get these mostly are on the feet
- round head of one bone fits into captivity of other bone
- process of which bone is formed, renewed
- type of joint bend and straighten
- type of bone shoulder blades
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- your bones mostly acke
- bones in wrists and ankles
- where your spin is not straight
- muscle to bone/fibrous cord that attaches
- opposite of stable Injurie
- type of bone/structure
- gliding joints allowing to slide over each other
- bone comes out of socket
- limbs shoulders hips
- center structure
- type of bone
20 Clues: in your nose • type of bone • center structure • limbs shoulders hips • your bones mostly acke • break any type of bone • type of bone/structure • bone comes out of socket • bones in wrists and ankles • opposite of stable Injurie • bone to bone/band of fibers • type of bone shoulder blades • where your spin is not straight • type of joint bend and straighten • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-02-16
Across
- this is a ring-like bony structure, located in the lower part of the trunk ,it connects the axial skeleton to the lower limbs.
- s a small bone located in front of the knee joint where the thighbone and shinbone meet.
- consists of 12 pairs of ribs, sternum, It protects heart, lungs and diaphragm. It provides a framework on which the muscles of the shoulder girdle, chest, upper abdomen and back can attach. It also plays important role in the respiration.
- is a long bone in the forearm. It lies laterally and parallel to ulna, the second of the forearm bones.
- these bones are bones of the wrist that connect the distal aspects of the radial and ulnar bones of the forearm There are eight bones, which divide into two rows.
- this is a long bone in the forearm. It lies medially and parallel to the radius.
- this part of the skeletal system contains the cranium and the facial bones.
- this bone is an arm bone between the shoulder and elbow it is related with support and movement.
- these are the bones of the fingers.
- this is sometimes called the calf bone, is smaller than the tibia and runs beside it.
- also known as the spinal column, is the central axis of the skeleton in all vertebrates,It provides attachments to muscles, supports the trunk.
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- are located in the forefoot, between the tarsals and phalanges.
- any of several tubular bones between the wrist bones.
- this is a large triangular shape bone that lies in the upper back.
- this is the shinbone, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg.
- it connects the breastplate to the shoulder it also has a slight s shape and is easily seen in many people.
- this bone is located in the middle of the chest and protects the organs of your torso.
- a set of seven irregularly shaped bones. They are situated proximally in the foot in the ankle area.
- this is the bone that forms the lower part of the skull, and along with the maxilla , forms the mouth structure.
- this is the longest and strongest bone in your body. it usually takes a lot of force to break it.
20 Clues: these are the bones of the fingers. • any of several tubular bones between the wrist bones. • are located in the forefoot, between the tarsals and phalanges. • this is a large triangular shape bone that lies in the upper back. • this is the shinbone, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2021-05-09
Across
- Longest bone in the body
- jawbone
- intermediate part of the hand
- kneecap
- U shaped bone at the front of the neck
- bones formed around tendons due to strain
- seven bones at the base of the foot by the ankle
- Supports the structures of the face and provides protective cavity for the brain
- Internal framework of the human body
- shorter bone in the forearm
- protects most internal abdominal organs
- longer bone in the forearm
- bone at the front of the skull
- connects the growth plates to the breast bones
- oblong bones at the front of the face
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- shoulder blade
- trapezoid shaped bone in back of skull
- fingers and toes
- unpaired bone inside the skull
- located at the sides and base of the skull
- Long bone in the arm connecting the shoulder to the lower arm
- breastbone
- smaller bone in the lower leg
- longer bone in the lower leg
- eight small bones in the hands
25 Clues: jawbone • kneecap • breastbone • shoulder blade • fingers and toes • Longest bone in the body • longer bone in the forearm • shorter bone in the forearm • longer bone in the lower leg • intermediate part of the hand • smaller bone in the lower leg • unpaired bone inside the skull • eight small bones in the hands • bone at the front of the skull • Internal framework of the human body • ...
The skeletal system 2022-06-09
Across
- the hand bones
- a flat bone that protects the heart
- the section of the spine that connect to the ribs
- the lower back
- a type of synovial joint that allows a wide range of movement (sideways,backwards/forwards, rotation), e.g. hip
- a long bone often called the shin bone
- 12 pairs of flat bones that protect the lungs
- a type of bone tissue that provides some of the shock absorption required at the end of long bones or at the edges of more irregular bones
- a long bone, the largest bone of the body
- a feature of synovial joints. Lubricates the inside of the joint
- a function of the skeletal system where the skeleton provides ________ to internal organs such as the heart, lungs and the brain.
- a long bone, the thumb side forearm bone
- a sesamoid bone often called the knee cap
- these are inelastic and very strong, allowing movement by helping muscles pull through the joint and on the bones
- production of this occurs within the marrow of long bones
- the finger and toe bones
- also known as growth plates, are the centres for bone growth
- one of the three bones that make up the shoulder girdle, commonly called the shoulder blade
- bones that have a key role of protection. eg. the bones of the skull
- a function of the skeletal system where bones store calcium, phosphorous and small amounts of magnesium, sodium and chlorine.
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- the pinky side forearm bone
- the neck bones
- allows movement in only one direction (backwards/forwards), e.g. elbow
- a feature of synovial joints. Lines the inside of the capsule / produces & secretes synovial fluid
- found in the shaft or diaphysis of the long bone. This comparatively solid bone surrounds the cavity of the long bone, offering an extremely strong
- joints that offer no movement. Ex. the skull
- Allows movement in two directions (sideways, backwards/forwards), e.g. thumb
- have no regular shape characteristics
- type of joint that offer a full range of movement and move freely in at least one direction. Ex knee
- they cross over joints, joining bone to bone. Their slight elasticity allows small movement from the bones of the joint.
- slightly moveable, joints are joined by cartilage and allow small movements. Ex. vertebrae
- long bones of the foot
- a feature of synovial joints. Lines the bones / protects / reduces friction
- a smooth, slightly elastic tissue found in various forms within the body such as hyaline, vertebral discs, ribs joints, nose and ears
- also called the spine, provides the central structure for the maintenance of good posture
- small bones developed in tendons around some joints; for example, the patella
- type of bone, longer than they are wide, and they have a hollow shaft containing marrow
- a feature of synovial joints. Surrounds the joint / adds stability / stops substances entering or leaving joint
- the wrist bones
- Allows only gliding or sliding movements (sideways, backwards/forwards), e.g. carpals of the wrist
- commonly called the jaw bone
- sometimes called the tail bones
- one of the three bones that make up the shoulder girdle, commonly called the collar bone
- are roughly cubical, with the same width and length; for example, the carpals of the wrist
- a long bone and one of the three bones that make up the shoulder girdle, commonly called the upper arm bone
- short bones of the ankles
46 Clues: the neck bones • the hand bones • the lower back • the wrist bones • long bones of the foot • the finger and toe bones • short bones of the ankles • the pinky side forearm bone • commonly called the jaw bone • sometimes called the tail bones • a flat bone that protects the heart • have no regular shape characteristics • a long bone often called the shin bone • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
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- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
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- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- small cube shaped bones
- bones that make up the back
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
- vertebrae in the lower back
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the upper part of the pelvis
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- the framework for the body
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- when the bones become very weak
- the neck
- largest bone in the human skull
- largest bone in the arm
- the breast plate
- firm flexible connective tissue
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • small cube shaped bones • largest bone in the arm • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • when the bones become very weak • largest bone in the human skull • firm flexible connective tissue • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- small cube shaped bones
- bones that make up the back
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
- vertebrae in the lower back
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the upper part of the pelvis
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- the framework for the body
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- when the bones become very weak
- the neck
- largest bone in the human skull
- largest bone in the arm
- the breast plate
- firm flexible connective tissue
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • small cube shaped bones • largest bone in the arm • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • when the bones become very weak • largest bone in the human skull • firm flexible connective tissue • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2022-10-17
30 Clues: rib • not • bone • femur • chest • chest • spine • child • joint • apart • joint • porous • crooked • to fuse • humerus • addition • vertebra • clavicle • slipping • straight • immature • low back • cartilage • stiff joint • bone marrow • outer layer • inner region • synovial membrane • to surgically break • pertaining to the study of
Skeletal System Review 2022-10-10
Across
- keeping bone from moving, done with a cast or sling
- contains stem cells
- bone displaces from joint
- fracture in multiple pieces
- the plates at the end of bones
- over stretching
- 12 pairs of these
- type of fracture that comes from overuse
- the shape of bone that a clavicle, radius, and phalanges would be
- build bone
- the type of callus that closes the gap between bones
- a fracture that is perpendicular to the bone
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- this type of cartilage covers the ends of bones
- breakdown bone
- these type of fibers will give bones flexibility
- provides support and protection
- type of reduction that requires surgery
- the bones in the feet
- type of bone that makes up 20% of total bone mass
- the bones in the hand
- fracture that typically happens in the skull
- another name for a bruise
22 Clues: build bone • breakdown bone • over stretching • 12 pairs of these • contains stem cells • the bones in the feet • the bones in the hand • bone displaces from joint • another name for a bruise • fracture in multiple pieces • the plates at the end of bones • provides support and protection • type of reduction that requires surgery • type of fracture that comes from overuse • ...
The Skeletal System 2016-09-19
Across
- joint inflammation
- chest
- a joint with no movement
- inflammation caused by bacteria
- each end of a long bone
- the heel bone
- lower jaw
- the bones that form the wrist
- spaces between joints filled with synovial fluid
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- to form bone
- referring to the arm
- bone tissue
- fingers and toes
- the membrane covering a bone
- Consists of all bones other than those in the axial skeleton
- a freely moveable joint
- a bone cell
- shoulder blade
- Consists of the skull, chest, and spine
- fibrous membrane that joins cranial bones
- the neck
21 Clues: chest • the neck • lower jaw • bone tissue • a bone cell • to form bone • the heel bone • shoulder blade • fingers and toes • joint inflammation • referring to the arm • a freely moveable joint • each end of a long bone • a joint with no movement • the membrane covering a bone • the bones that form the wrist • inflammation caused by bacteria • Consists of the skull, chest, and spine • ...
The Skeletal System 2016-09-14
Across
- The lateral leg bone
- A broken bone
- The heel bone
- Turning inward
- Turning the palm or foot upward
- Shin bone
- A wrist bone
- Turning outward
- Thighbone
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- The long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- The collarbone
- Membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- Inner membrane layer of the bone
- Moving around a central axis
- The shoulder blade
- The place where bones come together
- Bending or being bent
- The tailbone
- Kneecap
- The breastbone
20 Clues: Kneecap • Shin bone • Thighbone • A wrist bone • The tailbone • A broken bone • The heel bone • The collarbone • Turning inward • The breastbone • Turning outward • The shoulder blade • The lateral leg bone • Bending or being bent • Moving around a central axis • Turning the palm or foot upward • Inner membrane layer of the bone • The place where bones come together • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2016-11-03
Across
- ligaments or tendons are damaged by excessive stretching or they are torn away from the bone
- thumb joint
- allows all movement, including rotation
- freely moveable joints
- flattened fibrous sacs lined synovial membrane and contained a thing film of synovial fluid
- communication pathway from outside of the bone to its interior
- bones that do not fall into any other classification
- tiny canals
- gliding doesn't involve rotation around any axis
- covers the external surface of the bone
- chronic inflammatory disorder affects fingers, wrist, ankles and feet of women aged 40-50
- ends of the long bone
- essentially flat nd only short slipping or gliding movements are allowed
- bone is crushed
- growth plate
- the process of repair or growth to the bone
- mature bone cells
- the canal in the center of the lamellae
- curvatures that develop after birth
- part of the skill that encloses and protects the fragile brain tissue
- inward abnormality of the lumbar vertebrae
- joint inflammation
- the bones that form the longitudinal axis of the body
- bone formation
- spherical head of one bone fits into a round socket in another
- longer bone than it is wide
- a bone thinning disease
- bumps, holes, and ridges in the bone
- bone as long as it is wide
- fibrous connective tissue membrane that covers and protects the diaphysis
- joints where bone ends are spererated by a joint cavity containing synovial fluid
- fibrous membranes connecting that cranial bones
- uric acid accumulates in the blood and may be deposited as needle shaped crystals in soft tissues as joints
- fibrocartilage that separate individual vertebrae
- bones that hold the eyes in an anterior position and allow the facial to show feelings
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- when a bone is forced out of its normal position
- what infants have in their medullary cavity
- bone breaks into many fragments
- the canal inside the diaphysis
- concentric circles made up of lacunae
- extra bone tissue thickens around the eroded cartilage
- crunching noise from joints affected by osteoarthritis
- blood cell formation
- a blood filled swelling
- adipose fat tissue
- immovable joints
- the realignment of the broken bone ends
- curvatures present a birth
- C2
- broken bone portion is pressed inward
- movement occurs around two axis
- tiny cavities within the matrix
- allow movement around only one axis
- the bones of the limbs and girdles
- broken bone ends are forced into each other
- cylindrical end of a one bone fits into a trough-shaped structure on another bone
- dense bone and looks smooth and homogenous
- egg shaped surface of one bone fits into an oval concavity in another
- C1
- slipped discs
- wear and tear arthritis
- bone breaks incompletely
- giant bone destroying cells
- connective tissue fibers that connect the periosteum to the bone
- joints
- bone forming cells
- bone ends that are connected by cartilage
- inflammation of bursae or synovial joint
- slightly moveable joints
- composed of small needlelike pieces of bone and lots of open space
- ragged break caused by excessive twisting forces applied to the bone
- 's' shaped sing abnormality
- rounded end of one bone fits into a sleeve or ring of bone
- hunchback abnormality of thoracic vertebrae
- shaft of a bone
- bones that are united by fibrous tissue
- thin and flattened bone
77 Clues: C2 • C1 • joints • thumb joint • tiny canals • growth plate • slipped discs • bone formation • bone is crushed • shaft of a bone • immovable joints • mature bone cells • adipose fat tissue • bone forming cells • joint inflammation • blood cell formation • ends of the long bone • freely moveable joints • a blood filled swelling • wear and tear arthritis • thin and flattened bone • a bone thinning disease • ...
Skeletal System Vocabulary 2018-12-05
Across
- Joint- a bone joint that has one degree of freedom
- Sheath- layer of synovial membrane around a tendon
- the shaft of a long pole
- Cartilage- connective tissue found in the nose, ribs, and ears
- Canal- fluid filled space found in the spinal cord
- Arthritis- inflammation of the joints
- Joints- location where two or more bones make contact
- Skeleton- skeleton of the head and trunk
- Joints- connected by cartilage
- bones become fragile and brittle
- A break of continuity in a bone
- a disease which causes arthritis
- Joint- connects the radius and carpal bones
- a bone cell
- cartilage found in the vertebra
- bone forming cells
- Bone- made of dense material that makes up most of the hard structure of the skeleton
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- the end part of a long bone
- A membrane covered opening in between bones
- Joint- one of the bones in the joint is shaped like a saddle
- Skeleton- bones of the limbs
- Marrow- consists of connective tissue and blood vessels
- Inflammation of a joint
- a disease found in the bones that softens and distorts them
- fibrous tissue that connects bones
- a fluid filled sac found at a joint
- cell that secretes matrix for bone formation
- Joint- just like a synovial joint that has a gliding movement
- Joint- a spherical end lies in a socket
- Connective tissue covering all bones
- Joint- a synovial joint in which one bone pivots
- Joints- the site of two or more bones
- Remodeling- process that gives bones mature structure
- Cartilage- found in the outer ear
- bone- Porous bone that contains blood marrow
35 Clues: a bone cell • bone forming cells • Inflammation of a joint • the shaft of a long pole • the end part of a long bone • Skeleton- bones of the limbs • Joints- connected by cartilage • A break of continuity in a bone • cartilage found in the vertebra • bones become fragile and brittle • a disease which causes arthritis • Cartilage- found in the outer ear • ...
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM 2019-12-10
Across
- The joints are monaxial joints that permit rotation
- What works with the bones of your skeleton to form your body move?
- A part of the bone wherever blood cells square measure created.
- Bones protect soft body ¬¬¬¬¬¬____.
- The ligament function is to ____ the joint.
- Example of a partly movable joint is ____.
- Tissue that attach muscles to bones.
- An example of an immovable joint is ____.
- The synonym of sternum bone?
- What protects the spinal cord?
- These connect bones to muscles.
- What does the clavicle and scapula protect?
- Long bones are found in the arms such as humerus, ____ and ulna.
- The ____ joint is a uniaxial hinge joint.
- An example of a movable joint is ____.
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- ____ is stored in their internal cavities of bones.
- Functions of the skeletal system in human body is to stores and releases ____ and fat.
- The largest bone in the body.
- The other name for bone tissue is ____ tissue.
- Where two or more bones meet?
- ____ bones are bones which cannot be grouped as long, short, flat, or sesamoid bone.
- Blood cell formation, or ____ occurs within the marrow cavities of certain bones.
- What makes up the skeletal system?
- The bones of the human skeleton are classified by their ____.
- Short bones are located in the hands and ____.
- The joint are biaxial joints that pit one bone in an oval depression of another
- The smallest bone in the body.
- ____ bone are extra bone pieces that can occur within a suture in the skull.
- What do the carpals and tarsals protect?
- The joints are monaxial joints permitting angular motion in one plane
30 Clues: The synonym of sternum bone? • The largest bone in the body. • Where two or more bones meet? • What protects the spinal cord? • The smallest bone in the body. • These connect bones to muscles. • What makes up the skeletal system? • Bones protect soft body ¬¬¬¬¬¬____. • Tissue that attach muscles to bones. • An example of a movable joint is ____. • ...
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM 2019-12-10
Across
- The joints are monaxial joints that permit rotation
- What works with the bones of your skeleton to form your body move?
- A part of the bone wherever blood cells square measure created.
- Bones protect soft body ¬¬¬¬¬¬____.
- The ligament function is to ____ the joint.
- Example of a partly movable joint is ____.
- Tissue that attach muscles to bones.
- An example of an immovable joint is ____.
- The synonym of sternum bone?
- What protects the spinal cord?
- These connect bones to muscles.
- What does the clavicle and scapula protect?
- Long bones are found in the arms such as humerus, ____ and ulna.
- The ____ joint is a uniaxial hinge joint.
- An example of a movable joint is ____.
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- ____ is stored in their internal cavities of bones.
- Functions of the skeletal system in human body is to stores and releases ____ and fat.
- The largest bone in the body.
- The other name for bone tissue is ____ tissue.
- Where two or more bones meet?
- ____ bones are bones which cannot be grouped as long, short, flat, or sesamoid bone.
- Blood cell formation, or ____ occurs within the marrow cavities of certain bones.
- What makes up the skeletal system?
- The bones of the human skeleton are classified by their ____.
- Short bones are located in the hands and ____.
- The joint are biaxial joints that pit one bone in an oval depression of another
- The smallest bone in the body.
- ____ bone are extra bone pieces that can occur within a suture in the skull.
- What do the carpals and tarsals protect?
- The joints are monaxial joints permitting angular motion in one plane
30 Clues: The synonym of sternum bone? • The largest bone in the body. • Where two or more bones meet? • What protects the spinal cord? • The smallest bone in the body. • These connect bones to muscles. • What makes up the skeletal system? • Bones protect soft body ¬¬¬¬¬¬____. • Tissue that attach muscles to bones. • An example of a movable joint is ____. • ...
The Skeletal System 2019-11-06
Across
- Protects important organs in the chest
- Commonly known as the fore arm
- A group of parts in body that work together to function
- Fingers and toes
- In many different pieces or sections when born
- Types of bones found in hands, feet, and spine
- Gives the body shape and form so we aren't blobs
- What your bones need to stay strong and grow
- Inside the bones and is responsible for making red blood cells
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- The area where bones meet
- Helps makes up the skeletal system
- Keeps bones from rubbing together
- a Funny bone
- Tissue that holds bones together at the joint
- Connects muscles to bones
- A fancy name for the collar bone
- Mostly known as the lower back
- Type of bones that are large and protect important organs
- Some people have this part of their nose pierced
- Knee caps
20 Clues: Knee caps • a Funny bone • Fingers and toes • The area where bones meet • Connects muscles to bones • Commonly known as the fore arm • Mostly known as the lower back • A fancy name for the collar bone • Keeps bones from rubbing together • Helps makes up the skeletal system • Protects important organs in the chest • What your bones need to stay strong and grow • ...
Anatomy - Skeletal System 2023-05-10
Across
- Membrane that covers the outer surface of bone
- Areas of connective tissue between skull bones at birth; close/harden during first year of life
- Lateral movement of a limb toward the body's midline
- Form protective framework around brain
- Wide section at each end of a long bone
- Formation of bone
- Includes head, neck, rib cage, vertebral column
- Primary cell type found in mature bone
- Movement of a limb laterally away from the body's midline
- Cell responsible for resorting bone
- Location where bone surfaces meet
- Connects bone to bone
- Includes bones of the limbs and structures that attach them to medial axis of body
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- Porous tissue found within the ends of long bone
- Sac containing fluid to lubricate bone joints
- Hollow region of a long bone filled with yellow marrow
- Immovable joint that attaches bones together
- Production of blood cells
- Bone with large flat surface
- Most mobile joint; bones attached by fluid-filled sac
- Bone that is longer than it is wide
- Also known as a growth plate; allows bone to grow in length
- Middle shaft found between ends of a long bone
- Connects muscle to bone
- Bone that is unique in shape
- Bones connected by cartilage
- U-shaped bone in upper neck, not connected to other bones
- Bone that is wider than it is long
- Cell responsible for forming new bone
- Spaces within bone that house osteocytes
30 Clues: Formation of bone • Connects bone to bone • Connects muscle to bone • Production of blood cells • Bone with large flat surface • Bone that is unique in shape • Bones connected by cartilage • Location where bone surfaces meet • Bone that is wider than it is long • Bone that is longer than it is wide • Cell responsible for resorting bone • Cell responsible for forming new bone • ...
Mammal Skeletal System 2023-05-30
Across
- Right below the atlas
- The smallest section of the spine
- Knee cap
- Located below the femur and knee cap; is behind the tibia
- The bones of the neck
- The bone in front of the ulna
- Located at the chin
- The lower part of the spine (just before the sacral vertebrae)
- The shoulder blade
- The hock
- Think of it as the upper thigh
- 1st cervical vertebrae
- Also known as the chest bone
- Protects the heart and lungs
- Located right above the tarsus (hock)
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- The tail section of the spine
- The part of the spine that's just above the ribcage
- Also known as the head
- Above your mouth
- Fingers or toes
- The bone that sticks upwards right below the tibia and fibula
- Located under the carpus
- Right below the scapula (the top of the front leg)
- The forearm bone located in the back of leg
- Has paired hip bones (is in the section of the sacral vertebrae)
- Also known as the wrist
- Located below the femur and knee cap; is the bone in front of the fibula
27 Clues: Knee cap • The hock • Fingers or toes • Above your mouth • The shoulder blade • Located at the chin • Right below the atlas • The bones of the neck • Also known as the head • 1st cervical vertebrae • Also known as the wrist • Located under the carpus • Also known as the chest bone • Protects the heart and lungs • The tail section of the spine • The bone in front of the ulna • ...
Skeletal System Exercise 2023-11-01
Across
- Cell responsible for the maintenance of bone tissue
- The formation of bone
- Mineral salts are the _____ material of the ECM
- Irregular pattern of thin columns of bone
- Soft tissue that occupies the spaces of bone
- Bone is a _____ tissue because it is characterized by its extensive ECM
- Bone forms directly from embryonic tissue
- Outer fibrous tissue that surrounds a bone
- Bone replaces cartilage
- The hardening of bone tissue
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- Cells that secrete the organic material of the ECM
- This type of bone tissue is characterized by thin columns of bone that has spaces between them
- Fiber of the ECM that make bone flexible
- Bone stem cells
- Cell responsible for the resorption of bone tissue
- Binds bone to bone
- The cells associated with bone tissue constitute the _____ portion of the ECM
- The skeletal system is derived from this germ layer
- Red bone marrow is a _____ tissue
- This type of bone tissue is characterized by osteons tightly packed together
20 Clues: Bone stem cells • Binds bone to bone • The formation of bone • Bone replaces cartilage • The hardening of bone tissue • Red bone marrow is a _____ tissue • Fiber of the ECM that make bone flexible • Irregular pattern of thin columns of bone • Bone forms directly from embryonic tissue • Outer fibrous tissue that surrounds a bone • Soft tissue that occupies the spaces of bone • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2023-11-08
Across
- - Bones that do not fit into the 3 primary classifications of bones
- - A small, smooth articular surface
- - Anatomical name for the collarbone
- - Anatomical name for the lower back
- - Blood filled swelling
- - Bones that are longer than they are wide
- - Bones that are flat and typically curved in shape
- - An inflammatory or degenerative diseases of joints
- - A cavity within the cranial bone
- - The only bone in the body that does not articulate with another bone
- - The region where adjacent bones contact each other—a joint
- - A relatively large bump or projection from a bones surface
- - A long, tunnel-like foramen, usually a passage for notable nerves or blood vessels.
- - Forms the longitudinal aspect of the skeleton; including the skull, vertebral column and rib cage
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- - Long bone of the upper arm
- - A fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
- - Anatomical name for the upper back
- - Includes the limbs, pectoral girdle and pelvic girdle
- - small bones of the foot
- - Anatomical name for the neck
- - Articulation between cranial bones
- - Vertebrae separated by_________________
- - Bones that are shorter than they are wide; often cube shaped
- - Anatomical name for the shoulder bone
- - small bones of the hand
- - The medical term for a bone break
26 Clues: - Blood filled swelling • - small bones of the foot • - small bones of the hand • - Long bone of the upper arm • - Anatomical name for the neck • - A cavity within the cranial bone • - A small, smooth articular surface • - The medical term for a bone break • - Anatomical name for the upper back • - Anatomical name for the collarbone • - Anatomical name for the lower back • ...
The Skeletal System 2023-10-31
Across
- The neurotransmitter that tells the muscle it's time to contract
- Smooth and sustained contractions due to rapid stimulation of the muscle without relaxation
- The cell membrane (plasma membrane) of a muscle cell
- A single, brief jerky contraction of a muscle fiber
- Increasing the angle between two bones beyond 180 degrees
- Increasing the angle between two bones
- The functional unit of skeletal muscle
- Type of muscle contraction in which the length of the muscle stays the same but the tension increases
- The myofilament attached at the Z line
- A cord-like connecting structure created by the epimysium fusing together at the end of a muscle
- The high energy molecule that fuels muscle contraction
- The myofilament attached at the M line
- The forearm rotates laterally so the palm faces anteriorly (or up)
- A sheet-like connecting structure created by the epimysium fusing together at the end of a muscle
- Acetylcholine binds to a _________ on the muscle fiber's sarcolemma
- A molecule that can hold extra phosphate like a "backup battery"
- Elevating the foot so that the superior surface approaches the shin
- Muscle tone is the state of continuous partial _________
- Turning the sole of the foot outward
- The chemical that causes the regulatory elements to move away from actin
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- Type of muscle with intercalated disc and branching cells
- Decreasing the angle between two bones
- The forearm rotates medially so the palm faces posteriorly (or down)
- The only type of muscle that is voluntary
- The body system that controls the muscular system
- The long strands of proteins inside muscle fibers
- Moving a limb away from the midline
- The connective tissue covering of a muscle
- The band that gets smaller when a muscle contracts (also called the I band)
- Muscle cells are so long and thin they are called muscle ______
- Turning the sole of the foot inward
- The band that contains both actin and myosin
- Actin and myosin are examples of this
- Moving a limb toward the midline
- The connective tissue covering of a muscle fiber
- Pointing the toes away from the head is called _____ flexion
- The type of muscle with the slowest contractions
- Where a neuron and muscle fiber synapse (meet) is called a _____ junction
- A bundle of muscle fibers
- One neuron and all of the muscle fibers it synapses with is called a _____ unit
- Type of muscle contraction in which the length of the muscle changes but the tension stays the same
- The connective tissue covering of a fascicle
- An bag-like organelle that holds substances (such as acetylcholine) inside a cell
43 Clues: A bundle of muscle fibers • Moving a limb toward the midline • Moving a limb away from the midline • Turning the sole of the foot inward • Turning the sole of the foot outward • Actin and myosin are examples of this • Decreasing the angle between two bones • Increasing the angle between two bones • The functional unit of skeletal muscle • ...
Skeletal & Muscular System 2023-12-06
Across
- - Forms the wall of the internal muscles
- - Joint between bone that permits motion in only one plane
- - Knee caps
- - Front of the thigh, Medial
- - Outer bone in the forearm
- - The spinal cord
- - Shoulder muscle
- - Ability to be stretched
- - Moves the ribs for breathing
- - Contract automatically
Down
- - Forms the wall of the heart and contracts to circulate blood
- - The inner bones in the toes
- - Sudden, involuntary contractions or spasms in one or more of your muscles
- - Allows muscles to return to it's original shape
- - when simulated by nerves, able to contract
- - Finger tip bones
- - Connect muscles to bone
- - Collar bone
- - Muscles you contract when you want to move
- - The big bone in the lower leg
20 Clues: - Knee caps • - Collar bone • - The spinal cord • - Shoulder muscle • - Finger tip bones • - Contract automatically • - Connect muscles to bone • - Ability to be stretched • - Outer bone in the forearm • - Front of the thigh, Medial • - The inner bones in the toes • - Moves the ribs for breathing • - The big bone in the lower leg • - Forms the wall of the internal muscles • ...
Skeletal system crossword 2024-03-14
Across
- bone or Ming cells
- 3
- another name for thumb
- cartilage what tissue makes up the embryonic skeleton
- where is spongey bone located
- fracture is due to bending and compression and breaks into 3 pieces
- what is the first step in bone repair
- what is the only bane attached to the skull by a freely movable joint?
- blank joint the that is only found in your elbow and knee
- 1
- what bone is referred to as the sit down bone?
- blank bone doesn’t fit in any category
- the upper jaw
- blank division is made up of the skull, rib cage, vertebral column
- the joint that allows the neck to move side to side
- there are 12 of these vertebrae in the vertebral column
- another name for the tail bone
- 1
- mature bone cell
- bone destroying cell
Down
- 1
- 1
- what is the name for the shaft of a long bone?
- shoulder bone
- a thin curved bone ex ribs
- what separates each vertebrae
- 2
- what is the largest home in the body
- blank division is made up of lower and upper limbs, the pelvic and shoulder girdle
- what is another name for a joint
- blank,middle,distal are the phalanges that make up a finger
- a bone thinning disease
- a fracture when a force of twisting occurs to the bone
- a fracture where the broken bones are forced into each other
- a fracture commonly found in huildren
- another name for big toe
- when byline cartilage is turned into bone, and uses osteoclast to break down the bone, and osteoblast to build it back up.
- the vertebrae that allows you to nod “no”
- wherever 2 or more bones meet
- what is the vertebrae that allows you to nod “yes”
40 Clues: 1 • 1 • 3 • 2 • 1 • 1 • shoulder bone • the upper jaw • mature bone cell • bone or Ming cells • bone destroying cell • another name for thumb • a bone thinning disease • another name for big toe • a thin curved bone ex ribs • what separates each vertebrae • where is spongey bone located • wherever 2 or more bones meet • another name for the tail bone • what is another name for a joint • ...
The Skeletal System 2026-02-26
Across
- The smaller lower leg bone
- The forearm bone on the pinky side
- The bones that make up the spine
- Bones that protect the heart and lungs
- The inner layer of bone that contains small spaces
- The upper arm bone
- Another name for the shoulder blade
- A condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- The larger lower leg bone also called the shin bone
- The division of the skeleton that includes the skull spine and ribs
- A bone that is longer than it is wide
- The hip bones that support body weight
- The kneecap
- Soft tissue inside bones that produces blood cells
- The place where two bones meet
- The area of developing tissue near the ends of long bones
- A hard living tissue that makes up the skeleton
- The forearm bone on the thumb side
- A joint that moves back and forth like the knee
- A thin bone that protects organs
- The breastbone in the center of the chest
- The body system made up of all the bones
- A function of the skeleton that shields vital organs
- The longest bone in the body
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- A mineral stored in bones along with calcium
- A mineral stored in bones that keeps them strong
- A joint that moves in many directions like the shoulder
- A bone with a complex shape such as a vertebra
- The division of the skeleton that includes the arms and legs
- When a bone moves out of place at a joint
- A small cube shaped bone
- The lower jaw bone
- The bone structure that protects the brain
- The hard outer layer of a bone
- A joint that allows rotation like in the neck
- The function that occurs when muscles pull on bones
- A break in a bone
- Another name for the collarbone
- The upper portion of the skull
- A function of the skeleton that gives the body shape
40 Clues: The kneecap • A break in a bone • The upper arm bone • The lower jaw bone • A small cube shaped bone • The smaller lower leg bone • The longest bone in the body • The hard outer layer of a bone • The place where two bones meet • The upper portion of the skull • Another name for the collarbone • The bones that make up the spine • A thin bone that protects organs • ...
Skeletal System (Bones) 2026-01-06
Across
- triangular shaped bone at the very bottom of spine
- base of the spine
- kneecap
- upper jaw bone
- cage like bone protecting heart and lungs
- long flat bone in the middle of chest
- shoulder blade
- larger bone between knee and ankle
- first bone in spine
Down
- skull
- largest bone in the body
- fingers
- wrist
- thinner and longer bone in forearm
- upper part of pelvis
- second vertebrae in neck
- irregular shaped bones in the ankle
- the jaw bone
- upper arm connecting shoulder and elbow
- longer forearm bone
20 Clues: skull • wrist • fingers • kneecap • the jaw bone • upper jaw bone • shoulder blade • base of the spine • longer forearm bone • first bone in spine • upper part of pelvis • largest bone in the body • second vertebrae in neck • thinner and longer bone in forearm • larger bone between knee and ankle • irregular shaped bones in the ankle • long flat bone in the middle of chest • ...
Skeletal System -------Weidert 2025-10-30
Across
- temporary patch for a broken bone- takes about 2 weeks to make
- initial swelling from a break that occurs inside the periosteum
- made of spicules and has space for red bone marrow
- blood vessels that run perpendicular to bone are found here
- the femur, humerus and phalanges are this type of bone
- small grooves that allow blood to trickle outward from the Haversian canal
- dense connective tissue that holds muscle to bone
- immune system attacks the synovial membrane
- nonmoveable joint(i.e. sternum and ribs) no longer connected in anatomical position
- cell that breaks down and remodels bone
- dense connective tissue that covers bone
- broken bone that penetrates the skin
- protective cartilage that covers joints
- bone only fractures on one side
- type of "yummy" fat that fills medullary cavity
- dense connective tissue that holds synovial joints together
- also called lamallar bone
- surgery performed to place bones back into anatomical position
- fracture common from twisting or stress fractures
- bone fractures into many pieces
- excessive lumbar curvature
- lateral bowing of the vertebrae
- "hunchback" excesssive thoracic curvature
- lose of bone mass
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- skeleton used primarily for protection
- shaft of long bone made of compact bone
- hollowed out portion of a long bone
- hollow space where bone cells live
- blood vessels that run parallel to bone are found here
- permanent repair of a broken bone- can take up to 16 weeks to make
- cell that makes bone from cartilage
- the trimming down of a callus by osteoclasts- takes up to 4 years
- the carpals and tarsals are this type of bone
- skeleton used primarily for movement
- concentric rings of bony matrix
- your frontal bone and ribs are this type of bone
- mature bone cell
- moveable joint(i.e. shoulder) no longer in anatomical position
- hyaline cartilage that allows your bones to get longer
- performs hematopoiesis
- joint inflammation caused by loss of articular cartilage
- your patella is this type of bone
- nutrient needed for calcium absorption
- your mandible and vertebrae are this type of bone
- the production of blood cells
- element that makes up most of the bony matrix
- inflammation of a tendon
- end of long bone where spongy bone is found
- fracture caused by blunt trauma
49 Clues: mature bone cell • lose of bone mass • performs hematopoiesis • inflammation of a tendon • also called lamallar bone • excessive lumbar curvature • the production of blood cells • concentric rings of bony matrix • bone only fractures on one side • fracture caused by blunt trauma • bone fractures into many pieces • lateral bowing of the vertebrae • your patella is this type of bone • ...
Skeletal & Muscular System 2026-04-10
Across
- eight small, irregularly shaped bones located in the wrist
- a connective tissue that attach bone to bone
- a state of balance within the body
- part of the bone that produces red blood cells that bring nutrients to the bone cells
- type of voluntary muscle found in the arms & legs
- joint that allows your arms and hips to move in many directions
- fingers and tones
- the last part of the bone to become hard causing arms and legs to stop growing
- the smallest basic unit of life
- a group of similar cells working together to perform a specific function
- Messaging system; Carries electrical impulses from your brain to various parts of your body
- functions as a boundary. It covers each of your internal organs.
- the cushion between your bones that acts as a shock absorber
- another name for the heel bone, the largest bone in the foot
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- the central part of the skeleton
- that part of the skeleton attached to the axial skeleton; includes arms, legs, etc.
- type of joint in knees, elbows, fingers, and toes
- another name for the jaw bone
- a group of organs working together to maintain homeostasis within the body
- muscle that are found exclusively in the walls of the heart
- types of involuntary muscle found in hollow organs
- type of joint that moves in a semicircle motion by twisting against each other
- type of joint found in the wrists and ankles
- a group of different tissues working together to perform a specific function
- another name for the knee cap
- a connective tissue that attach muscle to bone
- the lowest section of the vertebrae
- the longest bone in your body (thighbone)
28 Clues: fingers and tones • another name for the jaw bone • another name for the knee cap • the smallest basic unit of life • the central part of the skeleton • a state of balance within the body • the lowest section of the vertebrae • the longest bone in your body (thighbone) • a connective tissue that attach bone to bone • type of joint found in the wrists and ankles • ...
Skeletal system 2 2024-09-11
Across
- shoulder blades
- made up of individual vertebrae
- bones, bones of the ribs shoulder blades pelvis and skull
- long bone that follows the big toe
- pertaining to the lower back
- bone, bones of the vertebrae and face
- bone, bones that cover the sides of the head near the ear
- mature bone cells
- forearm bone that follows the pinky
- bones, bones of the arms and legs
Down
- a strong flexible connective tissue
- bone, back of head
- bone, top of head
- part of the hip bone
- bones of the sole of feet
- long bone that follows the pinky toe
- cage, 12 bones that protect vital organs of the chest
- forearm bone that follows the thumb
- marrow, produces blood cells
- bone building cells
20 Clues: shoulder blades • bone, top of head • mature bone cells • bone, back of head • bone building cells • part of the hip bone • bones of the sole of feet • pertaining to the lower back • marrow, produces blood cells • made up of individual vertebrae • bones, bones of the arms and legs • long bone that follows the big toe • a strong flexible connective tissue • ...
The Skeletal System 2025-02-09
Across
- The femur
- A Bone cell
- An abnormal condition with the skull
- The study of the bones
- Pain in the lower back
- Specialist in water flow in bones and muscles
- A condition in the backbone
- A condition that you have a bone deficiency
- The five bones in you hand
- Pertaining to the wrist
- When small holes get in your bones
- Above the sacrum
- The Skull
- Inflammation on the tendons
- Inflammation on cartilage.
- An abnormal condition of stiffness
- Inflammation on the spinal cord
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- Surgical Repair that helps the ankle
- The five bones in your foot
- A doctor who specializes in foot care
- Placed below the shoulder blade
- Abnormal condition of curved spine
- An abnormal condition with a hunchback
- Abnormal condition of vertebra
- When your bones start to weaken(Soften)
- An inflammation on a sac of fluid.
- A ankle condition
- Pertaining to the Kneecap
- Inflammation on a joint
- A surgical procedure where they cut muscle
- An image of your bones
- Shoulder blade
32 Clues: The femur • The Skull • A Bone cell • Shoulder blade • Above the sacrum • A ankle condition • The study of the bones • Pain in the lower back • An image of your bones • Pertaining to the wrist • Inflammation on a joint • Pertaining to the Kneecap • The five bones in you hand • Inflammation on cartilage. • The five bones in your foot • A condition in the backbone • Inflammation on the tendons • ...
The Skeletal System 2025-03-19
Across
- When bones absorb and release calcium
- membrane that covers the outer surface of the bone
- The appendages that provide flexibility
- Attaches bones to other bones
- 80 bones along the axis of the body
- Connective tissues that produce blood cells
- Less dense than the compact bone
- softening of bones with vitamin D deficiency
- Attached to bones with tendons and ligaments
- loss of bone tissue
- A skeleton outside of the body
- The framework of the body
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- Red bone marrow produces this
- side to side curve in the spine
- The skeleton works with the muscular system for this to occur
- Attaches muscles to bones
- inflammatory disease that damages joints
- The interior of the bone does this
- Holds the skeleton together
- makes up the outer layer of bone
- The human body has 206 of these
- A skeleton inside the body
22 Clues: loss of bone tissue • Attaches muscles to bones • The framework of the body • A skeleton inside the body • Holds the skeleton together • Red bone marrow produces this • Attaches bones to other bones • A skeleton outside of the body • side to side curve in the spine • The human body has 206 of these • makes up the outer layer of bone • Less dense than the compact bone • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2025-02-26
Across
- – Surgical removal of a phalanx (finger or toe bone)
- – Pertaining to the femur
- – Excessive inward curvature of the spine
- – Abnormal curvature of the spine
- – Pain in the arm
- – Pain in the bones of the hand
- – Inflammation of cartilage
- – Abnormal condition of the vertebrae
- –Disease of the spinal cord or bone marrow
- – Pertaining to the humerus
- – Inflammation of a bursa
- – Pertaining to above the clavicle
- - Pain in the bones of the foot
- – Surgical removal of the kneecap
- – Study of musculoskeletal disorders
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- – Inflammation of rib cartilage
- - Pertaining to below the kneecap
- – Inflammation of a tendon
- – Pain in the neck
- – Inflammation of the synovial membrane
- – Pertaining to the fibula
- – Pain in the ankle
- – Tissue surrounding the bone
- –Surgical incision into the skull
- – Condition of porous bones
- –Softening of bones
- – Pertaining to the fibula
- – Pertaining to between the vertebrae
- – Inflammation of a joint
- – Study of rheumatic diseases
- – Pain in the sacrum
31 Clues: – Pain in the arm • – Pain in the neck • – Pain in the ankle • –Softening of bones • – Pain in the sacrum • – Pertaining to the femur • – Inflammation of a joint • – Inflammation of a bursa • – Inflammation of a tendon • – Pertaining to the fibula • – Pertaining to the fibula • – Condition of porous bones • – Inflammation of cartilage • – Pertaining to the humerus • ...
The Skeletal System 2025-04-15
Across
- thigh bone; largest bone in the body
- forearm
- shin bone; larger of the 2 shin bones
- kneecap
- backbone; made of vertebrae
- flexible tissue at the joints that cushion the bones
- thinner bone next to Tibia
- breastbone in center of the chest
- collarbone
- protect heart and lungs
Down
- bones of the foot
- shoulder blade
- connects bone to bone
- bones of the hand
- forearm bone on thumb side
- hip bone
- bones of fingers and toes
- protects the brain
- hard, dense tissue that forms the skeleton
- upper arm bone
- where 2 bones meet
- connect muscle to bone
22 Clues: forearm • kneecap • hip bone • collarbone • shoulder blade • upper arm bone • bones of the foot • bones of the hand • protects the brain • where 2 bones meet • connects bone to bone • connect muscle to bone • protect heart and lungs • bones of fingers and toes • forearm bone on thumb side • thinner bone next to Tibia • backbone; made of vertebrae • breastbone in center of the chest • ...
human skeletal system 2025-08-15
Across
- joint that helps bones slide
- fluid in brain
- helps skull move
- limbs which help us walk
- type of muscle
- joint that allows movement in only one direction
- protects brain
- fluid in knee
- cushion
- part of your body that allows movement in only one direction helps bend legs
- muscle in heart
Down
- ball and socket joint
- limbs which help us pick things up
- joins two bones together
- small bones of the backbone
- muscles attached to bones
- framework of our body
- s shaped
- longest and strongest bone
- acid during cramps
20 Clues: cushion • s shaped • fluid in knee • fluid in brain • type of muscle • protects brain • muscle in heart • helps skull move • acid during cramps • ball and socket joint • framework of our body • joins two bones together • limbs which help us walk • muscles attached to bones • longest and strongest bone • small bones of the backbone • joint that helps bones slide • limbs which help us pick things up • ...
Skeletal System Checkpoint 2025-05-04
Across
- Lateral forearm bone
- Hole in a bone often where nerves and vessels pass through
- Bone of the pectoral girdle
- Bone of the thigh
- Medial leg bone
- Flexibility of bone is due to ___________ fibers in the matrix
- Bone located on the midline of the thorax anteriorly
- Substance inside a bone that makes blood cells
- Structural arrangement of compact bone
- Attaches muscles to bone
- Movement of a body part away from midline
- Bone that holds your lower teeth
- Enlarged end of a bone
Down
- Bone that protects the spinal cord
- Number of cervical vertebrae
- Cell that deposits bone matrix
- Movement that reduces joint angle
- Hardness of bone is due to ____________ salts in the matrix
- Rounded process commonly where articulations occur
- Attaches bone to bone
- Fibrous connective tissue surrounding bone
- Triangle shaped bone in your upper back
- Cell that resorbs bone
- Place where two or more bones meet
- Bone of the brachium
25 Clues: Medial leg bone • Bone of the thigh • Lateral forearm bone • Bone of the brachium • Attaches bone to bone • Cell that resorbs bone • Enlarged end of a bone • Attaches muscles to bone • Bone of the pectoral girdle • Number of cervical vertebrae • Cell that deposits bone matrix • Bone that holds your lower teeth • Movement that reduces joint angle • Bone that protects the spinal cord • ...
Skeletal System Puzzle 2025-10-04
Across
- name of fracture where bone comes out of skin
- major mineral needed for bones
- loss of this hormone can result in osteoporosis
- break in a bone
- the lightest of bone tissue
- neck bone often broken during strangulation
- line that appears when growth in bone stops
- concentric circle patterns in bone
- hardening of bone by minerals deposition
- where cranial bones have fused together
- where blood cells are produced in the bone
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- toes and fingers
- longest bone in the body
- the kneecap
- ongoing replacement of old bone by new bone
- bone tissue that provides support
- the tailbone
- process of bone formation
- ribs are attached to this
- bones in the spinal column
20 Clues: the kneecap • the tailbone • break in a bone • toes and fingers • longest bone in the body • process of bone formation • ribs are attached to this • bones in the spinal column • the lightest of bone tissue • major mineral needed for bones • bone tissue that provides support • concentric circle patterns in bone • where cranial bones have fused together • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2025-09-09
Across
- #18 on the diagram
- #9 on the diagram
- #8 on the diagram
- Controls growth, development, metabolism, and maintains homeostasis.
- #22 on the diagram
- Works with skeletal system to produce voluntary movement. Helps circulate blood and move food through the digestive system.
- Brings oxygen, nutrients, and hormones to cells. Fights infections, removes cell wastes, helps regulate body temperature.
- Produces reproductive cells. In females, nurtures and protects developing embryos.
- #19 on the diagram
- #5 on the diagram
- #15 on the diagram
- #10 on the diagram
- #3 on the diagram
- #25 on the diagram
- Supports the body. Protects internal organs. Allows movement, stores mineral resources, provides a site for blood cell formation.
- #17 on the diagram
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- Serves as a barrier against infection and injury, helps regulate body temperature, provides protection against UV radiation from the sun.
- Converts food into simpler molecules that can be used by the cells of the body, absorbs food, eliminates waste.
- #2 on the diagram
- #14 on the diagram
- #21 on the diagram
- #11 on the diagram
- Helps protect the body from disease, collects fluids lost from blood cells and returns the fluid back to the circulatory system.
- #4 on the diagram
- Recognizes and coordinates the body's response to changes in internal and external environments.
- #13 on the diagram
- #1 on the diagram
- Eliminates liquid waste products from the body in ways that maintains homeostasis.
- #7 on the diagram
- #23 on the diagram
- #16 on the diagram
- #12 on the diagram
- #20 on the diagram
- #6 on the diagram
- #24 on the diagram
- Provides oxygen needed for cellular respiration and removes excess carbon dioxide from the body.
36 Clues: #2 on the diagram • #9 on the diagram • #8 on the diagram • #4 on the diagram • #1 on the diagram • #7 on the diagram • #5 on the diagram • #6 on the diagram • #3 on the diagram • #14 on the diagram • #18 on the diagram • #21 on the diagram • #11 on the diagram • #22 on the diagram • #13 on the diagram • #23 on the diagram • #16 on the diagram • #12 on the diagram • #20 on the diagram • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2026-09-04
Across
- flexion movement of the foot that points the toes down another name for shoulder blade
- this part of the spine has five vertebrae Ligaments attaches
- a prominent bone projection, or prolongnation, extending from a bone
- this part of the spine has seven vertebrae
- a shallow depression in the bone
- the bone of the upper arm
- describe the skeleton made up of only the skull, ribs and spine
- bones of the feet
- an opening through a bone(s) and usually serves as a passage for blood vessels, nerves or ligaments
- a large and rounded,or roughened, projection on a bone
Down
- the largest bone in the body
- attaches bone to bone
- the enlarged and rounded end of a bone
- the wrist bones
- Bony marking only found on the femur
- the long flat bone located in the center of the chest
- a linear depression accommodating another structure
- the kneecap bone
- the small bone on the pinky side of the forearm
- a large,rounded-knuckle shaped projection that usually articulates with another bone to form a joint
- a cavity or hollow space in a bone
- this part of the spine has twelve vertebrae
22 Clues: the wrist bones • the kneecap bone • bones of the feet • attaches bone to bone • the bone of the upper arm • the largest bone in the body • a shallow depression in the bone • a cavity or hollow space in a bone • Bony marking only found on the femur • the enlarged and rounded end of a bone • this part of the spine has seven vertebrae • this part of the spine has twelve vertebrae • ...
Skeletal Muscular System 2026-06-01
Across
- Knee cap
- Connects shoulder to arm
- Pyramid shaped section of the skull
- Muscles on your upper arm
- Inner bone of the bottom knee
- Teeth
- Back of the thigh that bends the knee
- top of nose
- Lower part of your jaw
- Upper side of skull
- Piky side of wrist
- Skeletal structure of the skull
- Wrist
- base of the skull
- 7 bones that make up the ankle and heel
- Three muscles on the back of your thigh
- Spine
- Housing ear structure
- Back of your upper arm
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- Front of skull
- Palm of hand
- cheek bones
- Outer side of the lower leg
- Back of head
- roof of mouth
- bones in middle ear
- COllerbone
- Upper part of knee
- Between the chest and pelvis
- Helps move wrist
- Toe bones
- Muscle in mouth
- Helps your head turn side to side
- Thigh bone
- Hip bone
- Connects the humerus to the collarbone
- Muscle on back of lowe leg
- Nasal cavity
- Tail bone
39 Clues: Teeth • Wrist • Spine • Knee cap • Hip bone • Toe bones • Tail bone • COllerbone • Thigh bone • cheek bones • top of nose • Palm of hand • Back of head • Nasal cavity • roof of mouth • Front of skull • Muscle in mouth • Helps move wrist • base of the skull • Upper part of knee • Piky side of wrist • bones in middle ear • Upper side of skull • Housing ear structure • Lower part of your jaw • Back of your upper arm • ...
Dog Skeletal System 2013-02-11
Across
- Bones of the neck.
- One of two bones of the lower rear leg of a dog.
- Cavity of the skull that contains the eye.
- Pelvic bone.
- A part of the body which supports and gives dogs a proper shape.
- Structure found in many cold-blooded organisms and soft-bodied animals consisting of a fluid-filled cavity.
- Bone of the paw of the foreleg.
- Paw bone of the hind limb.
- Bony case of the brain.
- Bone of the upper foreleg of a dog.
Down
- Heel bone.
- One of two bones of the lower rear leg of a dog.
- Wrist bone.
- Bones of the ____ cage.
- Bones of the tail.
- One of two bones of the lower foreleg of a dog.
- External skeleton that supports and protects an animal's body.
- The bones forming the dorsal part of the dog.
- Internal support structure of an animal
- Shoulder bone.
- One of two bones of the lower foreleg of a dog.
- Toe bone.
- Uppermost part of the rear leg of a dog.
23 Clues: Toe bone. • Heel bone. • Wrist bone. • Pelvic bone. • Shoulder bone. • Bones of the neck. • Bones of the tail. • Bones of the ____ cage. • Bony case of the brain. • Paw bone of the hind limb. • Bone of the paw of the foreleg. • Bone of the upper foreleg of a dog. • Internal support structure of an animal • Uppermost part of the rear leg of a dog. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2014-10-08
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- a bone that breaks
- this is the backbone or spine
- this bone is also called your hips
- these bones are your fingers and toes
- when you have a broken bone, this is the picture a doctor gives you
- a bone that is also called a collar bone
- this bone is also called your shin bone
- the main part of the body
- this bone is connected to your ribs and is also called your breast bone
- this bone is your calf bone
- this bone protects your brain and inner ear
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- as a baby grows, their ________ is replaced by bones
- these are not bones but are a part of your skeletal system
- this bone is located on the upper arm
- a system of bones
- these are one thing that allows your skeleton to move
- this bone is also called the kneecap
- this is one thing that your bones are made up of, you can find this in milk
- these bones protect your heart and lungs
- the longest and strongest bone in the body
20 Clues: a system of bones • a bone that breaks • the main part of the body • this bone is your calf bone • this is the backbone or spine • this bone is also called your hips • this bone is also called the kneecap • this bone is located on the upper arm • these bones are your fingers and toes • this bone is also called your shin bone • a bone that is also called a collar bone • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-02-03
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- upper jaw bone
- motion away from the body
- connective tissue that enables movement
- lower jawbone
- the study of moving body parts
- heel bone
- pertaining to the area between the ribs
- shoulder blade
- visual examination of a joint
- meeting places between bones
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- no open wound, broken bone
- skin has been broken along with the bone
- straightening or stretching
- bending motion
- motion toward the body
- inflammation of the joint osteocytes mature bone cells
- x-ray of the spine
- inflammation of the bone
- bone formation
- break at an angle
- collar bone
21 Clues: heel bone • collar bone • lower jawbone • upper jaw bone • bending motion • bone formation • shoulder blade • break at an angle • x-ray of the spine • motion toward the body • inflammation of the bone • motion away from the body • no open wound, broken bone • straightening or stretching • meeting places between bones • visual examination of a joint • the study of moving body parts • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-02-05
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- Medical specialty dealing with joints.
- The bones of the ankle.
- The bones of the wrist.
- Suffix for softening.
- Bone and muscle medical specialty.
- prefix for both sides
- The collarbone.
- The heel bone.
- Break in the distal end of the radius.
- The place where bones come together.
- Swayback. Abnormal curvature of the spine.
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- The region of the skeletal system that contains the skull.
- The shoulder blade.
- Incomplete break of the bone.
- The process of forming bone.
- Mature bone cells.
- A long flat bone in the chest.
- Low bone density.
- The tailbone.
- A precursor to bone tissue.
- The bones of the fingers and toes.
- Name of the process at the end of the sternum.
- root for stiff or fused.
- Root for correct/straight.
24 Clues: The tailbone. • The heel bone. • The collarbone. • Low bone density. • Mature bone cells. • The shoulder blade. • Suffix for softening. • prefix for both sides • The bones of the ankle. • The bones of the wrist. • root for stiff or fused. • Root for correct/straight. • A precursor to bone tissue. • The process of forming bone. • Incomplete break of the bone. • A long flat bone in the chest. • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-01-27
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- Connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone.
- The shoulder blade.
- Large bone in the upper arm.
- Where two or more bones meet.
- Disease that causes joints to be stiff and swollen.
- Connective tissue that attaches bone to bone.
- Largest bone in the body.
- These are stored in the bones.
- Bone with spaces that provides strength and support.
- The finger and toe bones.
- Disease that causes bones to become less dense.
- When a ligament is stretched too far.
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- Bone with no spaces.
- The lower jaw bone.
- A bone in the back.
- Where you will find a ball and socket joint.
- These are protected by your skeleton.
- Flexible tissue that cushions joints.
- Bone cells.
- The collar bone.
- Soft tissue in bones where blood cells are made.
- Type of joint found in the wrist.
- The knee cap.
- Type of joint in the knee.
24 Clues: Bone cells. • The knee cap. • The collar bone. • The lower jaw bone. • A bone in the back. • The shoulder blade. • Bone with no spaces. • Largest bone in the body. • The finger and toe bones. • Type of joint in the knee. • Large bone in the upper arm. • Where two or more bones meet. • These are stored in the bones. • Type of joint found in the wrist. • These are protected by your skeleton. • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-09-12
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- Bones in the wrist
- Bones in the ankle
- Bones of the head and trunk
- Inner membrane layer
- Lateral curvature of the spine
- Gradual disintegration of the joint cartilage
- Fibrous membranes that join the cranial bones
- Tear in a ligament
- Thin membrane covering the bone
- Joint with little movement
- Connective tissue that enables movement
- vertebrae L1-L5
- Upper jaw bone
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- Heel bone
- Joint with no movement
- Hunchback
- Cartilage tumor
- Bones of the limbs and girdles
- blade Scapula
- Bone formation
- Joint with free movement
- Break in the bone
- Collar bone
23 Clues: Heel bone • Hunchback • Collar bone • blade Scapula • Bone formation • Upper jaw bone • Cartilage tumor • vertebrae L1-L5 • Break in the bone • Bones in the wrist • Bones in the ankle • Tear in a ligament • Inner membrane layer • Joint with no movement • Joint with free movement • Joint with little movement • Bones of the head and trunk • Bones of the limbs and girdles • Lateral curvature of the spine • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-09-18
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- Spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid
- Chondr
- A joint with no movement
- Arthr
- Break in the distal end of the radius
- A joint with little movement
- Surgical Repair
- Swelling of a joint
- Joint with free movement
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- Medication to relieve pain
- Using elastics or pulley and weights to maintain alignment
- Inflammation caused by bacteria
- Removing fluid from a joint
- Fracture of the distal end of the fibula
- bone cells Osteocytes
- Suturing together the parts of a broken bone
- Tumors of the bone
- Tear in the ligament that connects bones
- Oma
- Swayback
20 Clues: Oma • Arthr • Chondr • Swayback • Surgical Repair • Tumors of the bone • Swelling of a joint • bone cells Osteocytes • A joint with no movement • Joint with free movement • Medication to relieve pain • Removing fluid from a joint • A joint with little movement • Inflammation caused by bacteria • Break in the distal end of the radius • Fracture of the distal end of the fibula • ...
The Skeletal System 2015-09-28
Across
- Inner surface of medullary cavity is lined with this thin layer of cells
- "Ties" bones together
- Flat bone in the chest
- Skeleton that is composed of arm, leg, shoulder, and pelvic bones
- Shoulder blade
- Place at which two or more things come together
- Comes from a Latin word that means "to stretch"
- End of a long bone
- Heel bone
- Skeleton that is composed of the top of the skull to the bottom of the spine
- Collarbone
- Base of the spine is made of the coccyx and this
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- Thigh bone
- Membrane that covers most bones
- Bones that include the sternum, ribs, and associated cartilage
- Shaft of a long bone
- Mature bone cells
- Knee cap
- Forearm consists of the radius and this
- Bones that make up fingers and toes
20 Clues: Knee cap • Heel bone • Thigh bone • Collarbone • Shoulder blade • Mature bone cells • End of a long bone • Shaft of a long bone • "Ties" bones together • Flat bone in the chest • Membrane that covers most bones • Bones that make up fingers and toes • Forearm consists of the radius and this • Place at which two or more things come together • Comes from a Latin word that means "to stretch" • ...
The Skeletal System 2016-02-22
20 Clues: rib • neck • pain • tumor • joint • softening • lower back • broken bone • foot, child • turning inward • turning outward • tear in ligament • incomplete break • femur, thighbone • to visually examine • turning palm upward • connects bone to bone • place where bones meet • process of forming bone • connects muscle to bone
the skeletal system 2016-02-14
Across
- shoulder blade
- tie things together
- fingers
- break
- to form bone
- bone tissue
- kneecap
- collerbone
- turning outward
- shin
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- nose
- funny bone
- the heel bone
- process on the lower end of the sternum
- jaw
- thigh
- ankle bone
- the places where bones come together
- mature bone cells
- two bottom-most ribs
- bones of the wrist
- lateral most bone in the forearm
22 Clues: jaw • nose • shin • thigh • break • fingers • kneecap • funny bone • ankle bone • collerbone • bone tissue • to form bone • the heel bone • shoulder blade • turning outward • mature bone cells • bones of the wrist • tie things together • two bottom-most ribs • lateral most bone in the forearm • the places where bones come together • process on the lower end of the sternum
The Skeletal System 2016-02-10
Across
- the bones of the fingers and toes.
- Either of two slender bones in humans that extend from the manubrium of the sternum to the acromion of the scapula. Also called collarbone.
- One of a series of long curved bones occurring in 12 pairs in humans and extending from the spine to or toward the sternum.
- A flat triangular bone located at the front of the knee joint. Also called kneecap.
- The seven segments of the vertebral column located in the neck.
- A bone between the lumbar vertebrae and tail vertebrae, composed of five fused vertebrae that form the posterior pelvic wall.
- the inner and larger bone of the forearm, on the side opposite the thumb.
- the skeleton of the head, consisting of the cranium and the mandible.
- The quadrangular bone at the back of the tarsus. Also called heel bone.
- a large flat bone formed by the fusion of the ilium, ischium, and pubis.
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- The outer and narrower of two bones of the human lower leg, extending from the knee to the ankle.
- The vertebrae associated with the chest and ribs in vertebrates
- the bone of the upper arm, extending from shoulder to elbow.
- The broad upper division of the sternum with which the clavicle and first two ribs articulate.
- The smallest and lowest of the three divisions of the human sternum, which is cartilaginous in early life but usually ossifies by adulthood.
- A bone of the leg situated between the pelvis and knee in humans. It is the largest and strongest bone in the body.
- The vertebrae located between the lowest ribs and the pelvic girdle in all vertebrates.
- A long flat bone in most vertebrates that is situated along the ventral midline of the thorax and articulates with the ribs.
- A small triangular bone at the base of the spinal column in humans and other apes, consisting of several fused rudimentary vertebrae. Also called tailbone.
- the flat triangular bone in the back of the shoulder; the "shoulder blade"
20 Clues: the bones of the fingers and toes. • the bone of the upper arm, extending from shoulder to elbow. • The vertebrae associated with the chest and ribs in vertebrates • The seven segments of the vertebral column located in the neck. • the skeleton of the head, consisting of the cranium and the mandible. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2016-11-03
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- broken bone ends are forced into each other
- composed of small needlelike pieces of bone and lots of open space
- connective tissue fibers that connect the periosteum to the bone
- longer bone than it is wide
- joints where bone ends are spererated by a joint cavity containing synovial fluid
- bone forming cells
- spherical head of one bone fits into a round socket in another
- a bone thinning disease
- bone breaks into many fragments
- flattened fibrous sacs lined synovial membrane and contained a thing film of synovial fluid
- ligaments or tendons are damaged by excessive stretching or they are torn away from the bone
- C1
- what infants have in their medullary cavity
- wear and tear arthritis
- curvatures present a birth
- chronic inflammatory disorder affects fingers, wrist, ankles and feet of women aged 40-50
- inward abnormality of the lumbar vertebrae
- shaft of a bone
- bone formation
- covers the external surface of the bone
- the bones of the limbs and girdles
- freely moveable joints
- giant bone destroying cells
- essentially flat nd only short slipping or gliding movements are allowed
- growth plate
- joints
- the process of repair or growth to the bone
- uric acid accumulates in the blood and may be deposited as needle shaped crystals in soft tissues as joints
- a blood filled swelling
- fibrous membranes connecting that cranial bones
- gliding doesn't involve rotation around any axis
- bones that are united by fibrous tissue
- the canal in the center of the lamellae
- ragged break caused by excessive twisting forces applied to the bone
- mature bone cells
- the bones that form the longitudinal axis of the body
- rounded end of one bone fits into a sleeve or ring of bone
- concentric circles made up of lacunae
- part of the skill that encloses and protects the fragile brain tissue
- hunchback abnormality of thoracic vertebrae
- joint inflammation
- crunching noise from joints affected by osteoarthritis
- movement occurs around two axis
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- bones that hold the eyes in an anterior position and allow the facial to show feelings
- broken bone portion is pressed inward
- bumps, holes, and ridges in the bone
- adipose fat tissue
- bone as long as it is wide
- slipped discs
- bone ends that are connected by cartilage
- the realignment of the broken bone ends
- 's' shaped sing abnormality
- fibrocartilage that separate individual vertebrae
- bone breaks incompletely
- bone is crushed
- immovable joints
- curvatures that develop after birth
- thumb joint
- inflammation of bursae or synovial joint
- when a bone is forced out of its normal position
- dense bone and looks smooth and homogenous
- fibrous connective tissue membrane that covers and protects the diaphysis
- tiny canals
- cylindrical end of a one bone fits into a trough-shaped structure on another bone
- thin and flattened bone
- slightly moveable joints
- blood cell formation
- communication pathway from outside of the bone to its interior
- the canal inside the diaphysis
- bones that do not fall into any other classification
- egg shaped surface of one bone fits into an oval concavity in another
- allow movement around only one axis
- tiny cavities within the matrix
- allows all movement, including rotation
- extra bone tissue thickens around the eroded cartilage
- ends of the long bone
- C2
77 Clues: C1 • C2 • joints • thumb joint • tiny canals • growth plate • slipped discs • bone formation • bone is crushed • shaft of a bone • immovable joints • mature bone cells • adipose fat tissue • bone forming cells • joint inflammation • blood cell formation • ends of the long bone • freely moveable joints • a bone thinning disease • wear and tear arthritis • thin and flattened bone • a blood filled swelling • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-01-24
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- cells that form new bone
- tough outer shell of bones that contains blood vessels and nerves
- type of bone that is longer than it is wide
- bone on the thumb side of the lower arm
- jelly-like substance found inside the cavities of some bones that produces blood cells
- cells inside the bone that help direct where osteoclasts dissolve bone
- the number that describes bone density
- where the diaphysis and epiphysis meet
- commonly called the breastbone
- commonly called the shoulder blade
- type of bone that does not fit into the long, short, or flat category
- bones in the middle of the hand
- upper part of the pelvis
- porous material inside bones which allows bones to be strong yet lightweight
- smaller bone of the lower leg
- main bone of the upper leg
- commonly called the kneecap
- bones that serve as a protective cage for the lungs
- connect with the tibia to form the ankle joint
- how many less bones you have as an adult compared to as a child
- abnormal growth or swelling of bone
- overgrowth of bones in the face, hands and feet
- broken bones of various types
- bigger bone of the lower leg
- upper jaw
- upper part of the skull
- bone inflammation
- lower jaw
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- loss of bone density and strength
- the medical name for brittle bone disease
- the most common form of imaging to find fractures
- when a child’s growing bones fail to develop due to a lack of vitamin D
- cells that dissolve bone
- smallest bone in the body
- infection of the bone
- type of bone that is thin, flattened, and usually curved
- middle segment of the spine
- forms the back of the foot
- set of bones responsible for posture
- the middle part of long bones
- name for fingers and toes
- the ends of a bone
- cancer of the plasma cells in bone marrow
- bones in the hand near the wrist
- anterior portion of the hip bone
- type of bone that is roughly cube shaped
- curved bone that forms the base of the pelvis
- commonly called the collarbone
- large bone in the upper arm
- bone on the pinky side of the lower arm
50 Clues: upper jaw • lower jaw • bone inflammation • the ends of a bone • infection of the bone • upper part of the skull • cells that form new bone • cells that dissolve bone • upper part of the pelvis • smallest bone in the body • name for fingers and toes • forms the back of the foot • main bone of the upper leg • middle segment of the spine • commonly called the kneecap • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-01-24
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- cells that form new bone
- tough outer shell of bones that contains blood vessels and nerves
- type of bone that is longer than it is wide
- bone on the thumb side of the lower arm
- jelly-like substance found inside the cavities of some bones that produces blood cells
- cells inside the bone that help direct where osteoclasts dissolve bone
- the number that describes bone density
- where the diaphysis and epiphysis meet
- commonly called the breastbone
- commonly called the shoulder blade
- type of bone that does not fit into the long, short, or flat category
- bones in the middle of the hand
- upper part of the pelvis
- porous material inside bones which allows bones to be strong yet lightweight
- smaller bone of the lower leg
- main bone of the upper leg
- commonly called the kneecap
- bones that serve as a protective cage for the lungs
- connect with the tibia to form the ankle joint
- how many less bones you have as an adult compared to as a child
- abnormal growth or swelling of bone
- overgrowth of bones in the face, hands and feet
- broken bones of various types
- bigger bone of the lower leg
- upper jaw
- upper part of the skull
- bone inflammation
- lower jaw
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- loss of bone density and strength
- the medical name for brittle bone disease
- the most common form of imaging to find fractures
- when a child’s growing bones fail to develop due to a lack of vitamin D
- cells that dissolve bone
- smallest bone in the body
- infection of the bone
- type of bone that is thin, flattened, and usually curved
- middle segment of the spine
- forms the back of the foot
- set of bones responsible for posture
- the middle part of long bones
- name for fingers and toes
- the ends of a bone
- cancer of the plasma cells in bone marrow
- bones in the hand near the wrist
- anterior portion of the hip bone
- type of bone that is roughly cube shaped
- curved bone that forms the base of the pelvis
- commonly called the collarbone
- large bone in the upper arm
- bone on the pinky side of the lower arm
50 Clues: upper jaw • lower jaw • bone inflammation • the ends of a bone • infection of the bone • upper part of the skull • cells that form new bone • cells that dissolve bone • upper part of the pelvis • smallest bone in the body • name for fingers and toes • forms the back of the foot • main bone of the upper leg • middle segment of the spine • commonly called the kneecap • ...
The Skeletal System 2018-10-29
Across
- connect bone to bone
- make up the upper and lower jaw as well as the structure of the face
- wide as they are tall
- created from osteoblasts into compact or spongy forms of long, short, flat or irregular shapes which meet at joints or articulations
- bony framework of the head
- most mobile joint when bones are connected by synovial fluid in the spaces between bones
- region between the shoulder and elbow which connects to the scapula and radius ulna
- occurs when the center of the soft, rubbery discs found between the spinal vertebra slips out
- composed of the pelvic girdle which includes two hip bones
- s-curved deformation of the spine
- region from the knee to the ankle formed by the fibula and tibia
- support the body’s weight and are attached to many of the back muscles
- immovable joint to attach bones together
- connect bone to muscle
- consists of bones which anchor the appendages to the skeleton
- region between the hip and the knee composed of the femur
- caused by the breakdown and loss of the cartilage of one or more joints
- composed of 27 bones and consists of the wrist, palm and five fingers
- unique in shape
- serve as a connection site for muscles
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- bones which form the axis of the body
- disease of bone in which the bone mineral density is reduced, bone micro-structure is disrupted, and the amount and variety of proteins in bone is altered
- composed of the clavicle and scapula and provides an attachment point for the muscles which allow the shoulder and elbow joint to move
- longer than they are wide
- System provides shape and form for the body while protecting the vital organs
- protective shield around the organs of the upper body
- when bones are connected by cartilage
- include shoulders, arms, forearms and hands
- 12 pairs of thin flat curved bones which connect to the sternum
- form the rear anchor of the rib cage
- contains the bones of the ankle, instep and toes
- 33 irregularly shaped bones known as the vertebrae which protect the spinal cord
- make the protective frame around the brain
- serves as an area for muscle attachment
- region between the elbow and the wrist which is formed by the radius and ulna
- triangular bone which fits between the femur and the tibia and protects the knee joint
- framework for the neck and support the head
- dagger-shaped bone
- development birth defect involving the neural tube
- composed of the hip, thigh, leg, knee and foot
- large and flat surfaced
- forms the back wall of the pelvic girdle
- connects to femur to form the knee and bears most of the weight
- joint between the thigh and leg composed of the patella
44 Clues: unique in shape • dagger-shaped bone • connect bone to bone • wide as they are tall • connect bone to muscle • large and flat surfaced • longer than they are wide • bony framework of the head • s-curved deformation of the spine • form the rear anchor of the rib cage • bones which form the axis of the body • when bones are connected by cartilage • ...
Pathology skeletal system 2017-08-21
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- Formation of new bone on the surface of a bone.
- Inflammation of the periosteum.
- Loss of skeletal mass.
- Defective mineralisation of osteoid in adult animals.
- Type of fracture when the broken bone pierces the overlying skin.
- Breeds of dogs in which chondrodysplasia is considered normal.
- Joints in which the union consists of either hyaline or fibrocartilage.
- Type of fracture where there is an incomplete break of the bone in which part of the cortex remains intact.
- Marie's disease.
- Primary malignant neoplasm of bone.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane.
- Type of fracture that occurs when the bones involved are driven into each other.
- Inflammation of a tendon sheath.
- Negative balance between formation and resorption of bone.
- Excess parathyroid hormone.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone surrounded by granulation tissue and reactive bone.
- Non-articulating depressions in some joints, often confused for lesions.
- Inflammation of the bone cortex.
- Cell responsible for the formation and mineralisation of osteoid.
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- Principle cell in mature bone.
- Joints where the bones are united by fibrous connective tissue.
- Type of fracture when the bone is broken into more than two pieces. This usually occurs due to a crushing force and there is usually extensive injury to the surrounding soft tissue.
- Type of ossification characterised by replacement of a hyaline cartilage model by bone.
- A developmental disease of synovial joints that is characterised by a focal failure of endochondral ossification.
- Extensive bone resorption by osteoclasts associated with hyperparathyroidism.
- Type of ossification where bone forms directly from connective tissue without a cartilage step.
- Bone formation.
- Inflammation of the medullary cavity of bones.
- Type of fractures that occur in abnormal bone that is weaker and hence more susceptible to fracture than normal bone.
- Defective endochondral ossification that results in disproportionate dwarfism.
- Cell involved in resorption of bone.
- Joints that allow considerable movement and are enclosed by a joint capsule.
- Necrosis of bone.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane and other joint components.
- Type of fracture where there is a clean break of the bone with no break in the overlying skin.
- Common degenerative disease of the vertebral column.
- Softening of bones in young growing animals.
38 Clues: Bone formation. • Marie's disease. • Necrosis of bone. • Loss of skeletal mass. • Excess parathyroid hormone. • Principle cell in mature bone. • Inflammation of the periosteum. • Large fragment of necrotic bone. • Inflammation of a tendon sheath. • Inflammation of the bone cortex. • Primary malignant neoplasm of bone. • Cell involved in resorption of bone. • ...
Pathology skeletal system 2017-08-21
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- Inflammation of the synovial membrane.
- Bone formation.
- Inflammation of the bone cortex.
- Softening of bones in young growing animals.
- Formation of new bone on the surface of a bone.
- Inflammation of a tendon sheath.
- Type of ossification characterised by replacement of a hyaline cartilage model by bone.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone surrounded by granulation tissue and reactive bone.
- Inflammation of the periosteum.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane and other joint components.
- Cell responsible for the formation and mineralisation of osteoid.
- Marie's disease.
- Excess parathyroid hormone.
- Type of ossification where bone forms directly from connective tissue without a cartilage step.
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- Common degenerative disease of the vertebral column.
- Loss of skeletal mass.
- Inflammation of the medullary cavity of bones.
- Principle cell in mature bone.
- Joints that allow considerable movement and are enclosed by a joint capsule.
- Negative balance between formation and resorption of bone.
- Joints in which the union consists of either hyaline or fibrocartilage.
- Primary malignant neoplasm of bone.
- Defective endochondral ossification that results in disproportionate dwarfism.
- Extensive bone resorption by osteoclasts associated with hyperparathyroidism.
- Joints where the bones are united by fibrous connective tissue.
- Cell involved in resorption of bone.
- Non-articulating depressions in some joints, often confused for lesions.
- Defective mineralisation of osteoid in adult animals.
- Breeds of dogs in which chondrodysplasia is considered normal.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone.
- Necrosis of bone.
- A developmental disease of synovial joints that is characterised by a focal failure of endochondral ossification.
32 Clues: Bone formation. • Marie's disease. • Necrosis of bone. • Loss of skeletal mass. • Excess parathyroid hormone. • Principle cell in mature bone. • Inflammation of the periosteum. • Inflammation of the bone cortex. • Inflammation of a tendon sheath. • Large fragment of necrotic bone. • Primary malignant neoplasm of bone. • Cell involved in resorption of bone. • ...
Pathology skeletal system 2017-08-21
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- Large fragment of necrotic bone.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane and other joint components.
- Breeds of dogs in which chondrodysplasia is considered normal.
- Large fragment of necrotic bone surrounded by granulation tissue and reactive bone.
- Inflammation of the bone cortex.
- Bone formation.
- Defective mineralisation of osteoid in adult animals.
- Inflammation of the medullary cavity of bones.
- Inflammation of a tendon sheath.
- Inflammation of the periosteum.
- Marie's disease.
- Non-articulating depressions in some joints, often confused for lesions.
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane.
Down
- A developmental disease of synovial joints that is characterised by a focal failure of endochondral ossification.
- Primary malignant neoplasm of bone.
- Defective endochondral ossification that results in disproportionate dwarfism.
- Common degenerative disease of the vertebral column.
- Softening of bones in young growing animals.
- Type of ossification characterised by replacement of a hyaline cartilage model by bone.
- Cell responsible for the formation and mineralisation of osteoid.
- Extensive bone resorption by osteoclasts associated with hyperparathyroidism.
- Type of ossification where bone forms directly from connective tissue without a cartilage step.
- Necrosis of bone.
- Negative balance between formation and resorption of bone.
- Loss of skeletal mass.
- Cell involved in resorption of bone.
- Principle cell in mature bone.
27 Clues: Bone formation. • Marie's disease. • Necrosis of bone. • Loss of skeletal mass. • Principle cell in mature bone. • Inflammation of the periosteum. • Large fragment of necrotic bone. • Inflammation of the bone cortex. • Inflammation of a tendon sheath. • Primary malignant neoplasm of bone. • Cell involved in resorption of bone. • Inflammation of the synovial membrane. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2017-10-04
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- a small, triangular bone at the base of the spinal column in humans and some apes, formed of fused vestigial vertebrae.
- vertebrae the vertebrae of the neck
- a bone of the tarsus
- bones of the finger or toe.
- vertebrae the five vertebrae between the rib cage and the pelvis
- any of the bones of the foot
- one of the two large bones of the forearm
- a long bone in the arm or forelimb that runs from the shoulder to the elbow
- each of a series of slender curved bones articulated in pairs to the spine (twelve pairs in humans), protecting the thoracic cavity and its organs
- second largest bone next to the femur
- collarbone
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- skull
- each of the series of small bones forming the backbone
- the kneecap
- eight small bones that make up the wrist
- located on the opposite side of the forearm from the thumb
- shoulder blade or wing bone
- thigh bone
- any of the five bones of the hand
- breastbone
- calf bone
- vertebrae a group of twelve small bones that form the vertebral spine in the upper trunk.
- the jaw or a jawbone
- a sturdy ring of bones that protects the delicate organs of the abdominopelvic cavity
24 Clues: skull • calf bone • thigh bone • breastbone • collarbone • the kneecap • a bone of the tarsus • the jaw or a jawbone • shoulder blade or wing bone • bones of the finger or toe. • any of the bones of the foot • any of the five bones of the hand • vertebrae the vertebrae of the neck • second largest bone next to the femur • eight small bones that make up the wrist • ...
The Skeletal System 2017-11-19
Across
- Third carpal in proximal row
- Above the nasopharynx and below the pituitary gland
- Contains the pituitary gland
- Fibrous joint between two parietal bones
- Informally known as sit bone
- Prominence on the medial side of the ankle
- Notch in the ischium below the ischial spine
- Cartilaginous joint of the pubic bones
- Large opening in the ischium where nerves and blood vessels pass through
- Forms pointed portion of elbow
Down
- Long ridge on the posterior surface of the shaft of the femur
- Median ridge of the cribriform plate
- Fibrous joint that connects the parietal bones and occipital bones
- Known as the heel bone
- Large depression on proximal end of ulna
- Large protrusion on shaft of femur
- Elevation on the proximal end of the tibia
- Socket where the femur fits in the pelvis
- Fibrous joint that connects parietal bones to the temporal bones
- Bony process of scapula
20 Clues: Known as the heel bone • Bony process of scapula • Third carpal in proximal row • Contains the pituitary gland • Informally known as sit bone • Forms pointed portion of elbow • Large protrusion on shaft of femur • Median ridge of the cribriform plate • Cartilaginous joint of the pubic bones • Large depression on proximal end of ulna • Fibrous joint between two parietal bones • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2020-10-05
Across
- process where the matrix is reabsorbed on one surface of a bone and deposited on another
- proximal and distal ends of bone
- a clot around the site of the fracture
- a break in a bone
- process of bone development; cartilage is replaced by bone throughout childhood
- bones and cartilage
- area of growth in a long bone
- bone shaft, body of the bone
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- build up bone
- when bone replaces the cartilage and stops growing
- thin layer of cartilage covering epiphyseal, where the bone forms an articulation with another bone
- where 2 bone surfaces come together, aka joint
- areas of bone that project above the surface of the bone; attachments for tendons and ligaments
- stem cells
- growing bone, contains epiphyseal plate
- fibrous, vascular, sensitive life support covering or sheath for bone
- thin membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- cylindrical space within diaphysis contains fatty yellow bone marrow
- destroy/carve out old bone cells
- opening or grove that allow blood vessels to enter the bone
20 Clues: stem cells • build up bone • a break in a bone • bones and cartilage • bone shaft, body of the bone • area of growth in a long bone • proximal and distal ends of bone • destroy/carve out old bone cells • a clot around the site of the fracture • growing bone, contains epiphyseal plate • thin membrane that lines the medullary cavity • where 2 bone surfaces come together, aka joint • ...
The Skeletal System 2020-10-16
Across
- the most posterior bone of cranium
- limbs and girdles
- largest and strongest bone of the face
- bone-forming cells
- forms the forehead
- articulate with the ribs
- bone breaks incompletely
- broken bone ends are forced into each other
- broken bone portion is pressed inward
- indirectly attached to the sternum
- breast bone
- inferior to the parietal bones
- break occurs when twisting forces are applied
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- roof of the nasal cavity
- lack sternal attachment
- bone is crushed
- most of the superior & lateral walls of skull
- has open spaces and greater surface area
- mature bone cells
- breaks into three or more fragments
- butterfly shaped bone
- thin, flattened, and usually curved
- dense and looks smooth
- typically longer than they are wide
- forms the neck region
- bone-destroying cells
- directly attached to the sternum
- the longitudinal axis of the body
- do not fit into the other bone categories
- cube-shaped and contain mostly spongy bone
30 Clues: breast bone • bone is crushed • mature bone cells • limbs and girdles • bone-forming cells • forms the forehead • butterfly shaped bone • forms the neck region • bone-destroying cells • dense and looks smooth • lack sternal attachment • roof of the nasal cavity • articulate with the ribs • bone breaks incompletely • inferior to the parietal bones • directly attached to the sternum • ...
Skeletal System Review 2020-10-16
Across
- fracture where bone is crushed
- form the ankle
- form the wrist
- fracture where the broken bone ends are forced into each other
- commonly known as the shoulder blade
- bone above the ear
- encloses the skull
- fracture common in sports
- fracture where it does not penetrate the skin
- forms roof of nasal cavity
- common skull fracture
- collarbone
- known as the tailbone
- bone classification described as dense and appears homogeneous.
- thigh bone
- form the upper jaw
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- fracture where broken bone penetrates the skin
- bone which forms the forehead
- Forms the longitudinal axis of the body
- articulates with occipital condyles
- commonly known as the jaw
- known as the fingers
- butterfly shaped bone
- the cheek bones
- fracture in which the bone breaks into many fragments
- lower back of the head
- bridge of the nose
- common fracture for children
- mature bone cells
- bone at the top of the head
- allows rotation of the head
31 Clues: collarbone • thigh bone • form the ankle • form the wrist • the cheek bones • mature bone cells • bridge of the nose • bone above the ear • encloses the skull • form the upper jaw • known as the fingers • butterfly shaped bone • common skull fracture • known as the tailbone • lower back of the head • commonly known as the jaw • fracture common in sports • forms roof of nasal cavity • ...
Skeletal System Crossword! 2020-10-20
Across
- Bone is broken completely, but ends do not penetrate the skin
- Bone penetrates the skin; also known as an open fracture
- A fracture in which the bone splinters, but the break is incomplete
- Cells that work opposite of osteoblasts and are capable of resorbing and breaking down bone structure
- Immature cells capable of differentiating (changing) into osteoblasts
- vertebral column
- How many bones are we born with?
- A fracture in which the bone ends are forced into each other
- have spaces between the trabeculae webbing are filled with bone marrow
- Bone is crushed
- How many bones do an adult body have?
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- the formation of blood cellular components
- Cells capable of forming bone by secreting osteoid (proteins such as collagen) that form a bone matrix, and eventually mineralized bone
- made up of a dense spider web-like netting of bone called trabeculae
- Fracture type which is a typical skull fracture
- functions in hematopoiesis, and, in a healthy adult, produces more than 500 billion blood cells a day
- Results from a twisting force
- contains cells that resist force and that also respond to external stress to initiate bone remodeling
- Once an osteoblast is completely surrounded by bone matrix, it stops secreting osteoid and becomes an osteocyte
- 24 total of this
20 Clues: Bone is crushed • vertebral column • 24 total of this • Results from a twisting force • How many bones are we born with? • How many bones do an adult body have? • the formation of blood cellular components • Fracture type which is a typical skull fracture • Bone penetrates the skin; also known as an open fracture • A fracture in which the bone ends are forced into each other • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2020-10-21
Across
- does not attach to any other bone
- long bone on thumb side of arm
- connects ankle and knee joint
- form the sole of the foot
- butterlfy shaped and forms parts of the floor of the cranial cavity
- inferior to lumbar vertebrae and has 3-4 bones fused
- enclosed by kneecap
- has 3 bones fused together
- stirrup
- called shoulder blades
- also called collar bone
- long bone on the pinky side of arm
- cheekbones
- forms joint with tibia
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- strongest bone in the face
- Holds the ribcage and is between the cervical vertebrae and lumbar vertebrae
- form part of hand called carpus
- long bone and is on the superior side of the arm
- forms roof of the nasal cavity
- makes up your forehead
- forms the toes
- anvil
- forms the base and back wall of the skull
- hammer
- inferior to thoracic vertebrae
- protects the spinal cord and keeps balance
- strongest bone in the body
- form upper jaw
- posterior pelvic wall and forms the pelvis
- form the pelvic girdle
30 Clues: anvil • hammer • stirrup • cheekbones • forms the toes • form upper jaw • enclosed by kneecap • makes up your forehead • called shoulder blades • form the pelvic girdle • forms joint with tibia • also called collar bone • form the sole of the foot • strongest bone in the face • has 3 bones fused together • strongest bone in the body • connects ankle and knee joint • long bone on thumb side of arm • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2020-10-22
Across
- covers the epiphysis and reduces friction at the joints
- ends of the bone; mostly of spongy bone
- bone-destroying cells
- most inferior part of the sternum
- wrist bones, ankle bones, and the patella are examples
- In ______, the skeleton is primarily cartilage
- there are 206 of these inside the body
- 12 pairs, 24 total
- shaft of bone; composed of compact bone
- Forms the longitudinal axis of the body
- mature bone cells
- skull and ribs are examples
- bone breaks into three or more fragments
- made of small needle-like pieces and open space
- Limbs and girdles
- the vertebrae is an example
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- protects the heart and lungs
- where the limbs attach to on the body
- outside covering of the diaphysis
- how many subdivisions in skeletal system
- superior part of the sternum
- broken bone ends are forced into each other
- bone-forming cells
- bone is crushed
- dense and appears homogenous
- Ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone
- bone breaks incompletely
- broken bone portion is pressed inward
- one of the functions of the skeletal system
- femur and humerus are examples
30 Clues: bone is crushed • mature bone cells • Limbs and girdles • bone-forming cells • 12 pairs, 24 total • bone-destroying cells • bone breaks incompletely • skull and ribs are examples • the vertebrae is an example • protects the heart and lungs • superior part of the sternum • dense and appears homogenous • femur and humerus are examples • outside covering of the diaphysis • ...
The Skeletal System 2023-09-28
Across
- To turn the moving bone about its axis
- Mature bone cells
- Bones that have two or more different shapes
- Tiny canals, connecting lacunae
- Bones of the limbs and girdles
- Developed in tendons and are often mixed with fibrous tissue and cartilage
- Bones that are clearly longer in one axis than in another
- A joint that is a reduced ball-and-socket configuration in which significant rotation is largely excluded
- Immature bone cells
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- A joint that is essentially immovable during growth
- A break common in children; bone splinters, but break is incomplete
- A circular movement, permitted at ball-and-socket, condylar, and saddle joints
- Cells of epiphyseal plates which initiate bone formation
- Bones that lie around the body's center of gravity
- Composed of red and white blood cells in a variety of developmental forms
- Decreases plasma calcium by increasing its absorption by bone
- Longitudinal canal, carrying blood vessels and nerves
- A fracture in which the bone ends penetrate through the skin surface
- A living tissue with active cells and blood supply
- Fatty connective tissue that does not produce blood cells
- A fracture which is a result of twisting forces
- Cells that remodel, repair, and dissolve bone
22 Clues: Mature bone cells • Immature bone cells • Bones of the limbs and girdles • Tiny canals, connecting lacunae • To turn the moving bone about its axis • Bones that have two or more different shapes • Cells that remodel, repair, and dissolve bone • A fracture which is a result of twisting forces • Bones that lie around the body's center of gravity • ...
the skeletal system 2023-09-28
Across
- bones cavernous areas consist of
- a living tissue with active cells and blood support
- long bone with two heads AND a shaft
- bones dense areas contain
- a fracture in which the bone ends penetrate through the skin surface
- a fibrous cellular vascular and highly sensitive life support sheath for bones
- bone broken cleanly; ends do not penetrate the skin
- a result of twisting forces
- nonliving structure part of bone
- mature osteoblasts; process engage in metabolic and calcium exchange with blood
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- bone forming cells that are secrete collagen and ground substances into the bone matrix
- site of fat storage in adults
- a red gelatinous substance composed of red and white blood cells in a variety of developmental forms
- tiny canals connecting lacunae
- where bones are connected at
- residences of osteocytes
- layers of calcified matrix
- polynucleated macrophage like cells that digest bone matrix by secreting protease enzyme
- is hormone secreted by the parafollicular C cell of the thyroid
- a long bone with two heads
20 Clues: residences of osteocytes • bones dense areas contain • layers of calcified matrix • a long bone with two heads • a result of twisting forces • where bones are connected at • site of fat storage in adults • tiny canals connecting lacunae • bones cavernous areas consist of • nonliving structure part of bone • long bone with two heads AND a shaft • ...
Skeletal System 2 2023-09-21
Across
- how many bones make up the maxillae
- attach bone to bone
- phalanges in ONE hand
- treatment for this condition includes weight bearing exercise, supplements, and drug therapy
- any break in a bone
- sutures in the skull and pelvis are ____-moveable joints
- loss of cartilage
- bones that form due to stress
- hematopoiesis, mineral storage, and being a rigid framework are all ___________ of the skeletal system
- tearing or stretching of ligaments
- sideways curvature of the spine
- bones that are longer than wide
- bones that are wide and thin
- blood cells are made where?
- how many thoracic vertebrae
Down
- treatment for fractures
- tarsals in ONE ankle
- production of blood cells
- pairs of true ribs
- carpals in ONE wrist
- loss of bone mass that leads to brittle bones
- bones that are odd shaped
- vertebrae and between os coxae and sacrum are _____-moveable joints
- bones that are equal width and length
- how many cervical vertebrae
- shoulder, hip, knee, wrist are _________-moveable joints
26 Clues: loss of cartilage • pairs of true ribs • attach bone to bone • any break in a bone • tarsals in ONE ankle • carpals in ONE wrist • phalanges in ONE hand • treatment for fractures • production of blood cells • bones that are odd shaped • how many cervical vertebrae • blood cells are made where? • how many thoracic vertebrae • bones that are wide and thin • bones that form due to stress • ...
Skeletal System BSF2 2023-06-03
Across
- bone developing from cartilage in a young skeleton
- thin strips that can rearrange themselves if direction of stress changes
- what is left after growth plate hardens
- a ligament is stretched beyond its capacity
- fibrocartilage surrounding articular cartilage to increase surface area
- skull, vertebral column, sternum, ribs make up this
- movement is extremely limited or not permitted; functional joint classification
- joint permitting movement in 3 axes & 3 planes
- making blood cells within red bone marrow
- covers the epiphysis in joints
- crescent shaped pads found in knees/jaw to help bones fit together; plural
- mature bone cells that are trapped in bone matrix
- joint type; movement along all 3 axes between relatively flat surfaces of bones
- concave surface fits with convex surface in this type of joint
- movement occurs when a bone rotates around its own central axis
- joint that can cause angle to increase or decrease
- freely moving joints (classification)
- moving ankle superiorly
- outer hard part of long bone
- begins once bone growth is complete & throughout life
Down
- makes up 20% of bone mass
- the connective membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- how many named bones are in the adult body
- sleeve enclosing synovial joint
- painless noises; cracking, popping, crunching
- skeletal division contains shoulder & pelvic girdles
- osteoarthritis of the spine
- central canal; contains nerves, lymph & blood vessels
- bone destroying cells
- inflamed shoulder & capsule; restricts ROM
- chronic, inflammatory issue in which synovial membranes are destroyed
- bone development from membranes found in flat skull bones
- movement in an anterior/forward direction
- study of bones
- exaggeration of the normal curvature of the lumbar spine
- most moveable, multiaxial joint
- hollow space within diaphysis
- bone injury but there is still some contact within the joint
- flattened saclike structures between ligaments/tendons & bones to reduce friction
- joint in which an oval shaped bone sits in a depression of another bone
- ends of long bones
- prefix meaning "joint"
- problem in which uric acid crystals collect in the joints
- liquid filling joint cavity
- movement away from the midline of the body
45 Clues: study of bones • ends of long bones • bone destroying cells • prefix meaning "joint" • moving ankle superiorly • makes up 20% of bone mass • osteoarthritis of the spine • liquid filling joint cavity • outer hard part of long bone • hollow space within diaphysis • covers the epiphysis in joints • sleeve enclosing synovial joint • most moveable, multiaxial joint • ...
The skeletal system 2023-05-26
Across
- skull
- collar bone
- bones that contain bone marrow
- function of the skeletal system
- bones that have extensive surfaces for muscles to attach
- a place where two bones meet
- Heel bone
- bone of the lower arm
- shoulder blades
- longest bone of the body
- attach bones to bones
- knee cap
- work in pairs with bones
- Protects the hear
Down
- Shin bone
- Bones of the fingers
- Bone of the skull
- bones of the upper and lower extremities
- attach muscle to bones
- Bones fused at adolescents
- Largest bone of the body
- separates the bones of the skull
- rubber like substance that protects bones
- Bone in the neck that allows rotational movement
- bone of the upper arm
25 Clues: skull • knee cap • Shin bone • Heel bone • collar bone • shoulder blades • Bone of the skull • Protects the hear • Bones of the fingers • bone of the lower arm • attach bones to bones • bone of the upper arm • attach muscle to bones • Largest bone of the body • longest bone of the body • work in pairs with bones • Bones fused at adolescents • a place where two bones meet • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-10-29
Across
- abnormal softening of bones in adults
- a marked loss of bone density associated with aging
- surgeon,
- valgus, an abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the great toe
- an abnormal increase in the forward curvature of the lumbar spine
- surgical suturing or wiring together of bones
- fracture, a fracture in which the bone is broken and there is an open wound in the skin
- fracture, a fracture in which the bone is splintered or crushed
- an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a real to the sternum
- rheumatoid arthritis, an auto immune disorder affecting children age of 16 or younger
- arthritis, a chronic autoimmune disorder in which the sin of IO membranes in other body tissue are inflamed and thickened
- vertebroplasty, treatment of osteoporosis related compression fracture by injecting bone cement to stabilize compression fractures
- abnormal softening of the cartilage
- inflammation of bone
- inflammation of the periosteum
- fracture, occurs when a weakened bone breaks under normal strain
- a degenerative disorder that can cause the loss of normal spinal structure and function
- paint of the loom bar region of the spine
Down
- the partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- necrosis, an area of bone tissue death caused by insufficient blood flow
- the grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together
- the surgical fracture of a bone to correct a deformity
- a deficiency occur in children involving defective bone growth due to vitamin D deficiency,
- fracture, a fracture in which the bone has been twisted apart
- the inner then average bone density
- x-ray absorptiometry, a low exposure radiographic measure of the spine and hips to measure bone density
- visual examination of the internal structure of a join using an arthroscope
- a substitute for eight disease or missing body part
- hip fracture, blouse of bone density hand increase in bone porosity there is associated with aging
- the type of arthritis most common associated with aging
- bifida, a congenital defect that occurs during early pregnancy
- a type of arthritis characterized by deposits of uric acid crystals in the joint
- inflammation of the bone marrow an adjacent bone
- rheumatica, hey Geo at Rick inflammatory disorder of the muscles and joints characterized by pain stiffness
- an abnormal increase in the outward curvature of the thoracic spine
- a mechanical appliance such as a leg brace or splint designed to control limb function
- surgical loosening of an ankylosed join
- the surgical removal of a lamina from a vertebrae
- a surgical procedure to stiffen a joint
- an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- fixation, fracture treatment in which pins or a plate or place directly into the bone
- a type of cancer death occurs in blood making sales of the red bone marrow
- disease, a chronic bone disease of unknown calls characterized by an normal breakdown of bone tissue
43 Clues: surgeon, • inflammation of bone • inflammation of the periosteum • the inner then average bone density • abnormal softening of the cartilage • abnormal softening of bones in adults • surgical loosening of an ankylosed join • a surgical procedure to stiffen a joint • paint of the loom bar region of the spine • an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • ...
The Skeletal System 2021-10-29
Across
- inflammation of the bone marrow an adjacent bone
- a low exposure radiographic measure of the spine and hips to measure bone density
- a chronic bone disease of unknown calls characterized by an normal breakdown of bone tissue
- visual examination of the internal structure of a join using an arthroscope
- inflammation of the periosteum
- arthritis, an auto immune disorder affecting children age of 16 or younger
- a fracture in which the bone is splintered or crushed
- the surgical removal of a lamina from a vertebrae
- a fracture in which the bone is broken and there is an open wound in the skin
- an abnormal increase in the outward curvature of the thoracic spine
- the surgical fracture of a bone to correct a deformity
- the partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- inflammation of bone
- a degenerative disorder that can cause the loss of normal spinal structure and function
- the type of arthritis most common associated with aging
- the grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together
- a deficiency occur in children involving defective bone growth due to vitamin D deficiency
- abnormal softening of bones in adults
- the inner then average bone density
- a marked loss of bone density associated with aging
- an area of bone tissue death caused by insufficient blood flow
- a fracture in which the bone has been twisted apart
- an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a real to the sternum
- a chronic autoimmune disorder in which the sin of IO membranes in other body tissue are inflamed and thickened
Down
- fracture, blouse of bone density hand increase in bone porosity there is associated with aging
- surgeon,
- a type of cancer death occurs in blood making sales of the red bone marrow
- treatment of osteoporosis related compression fracture by injecting bone cement to stabilize compression fractures
- a surgical procedure to stiffen a joint
- a mechanical appliance such as a leg brace or splint designed to control limb function
- an abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the great toe
- an abnormal increase in the forward curvature of the lumbar spine
- a congenital defect that occurs during early pregnancy
- paint of the loom bar region of the spine
- the partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- a substitute for eight disease or missing body part
- a type of arthritis characterized by deposits of uric acid crystals in the joint
- surgical suturing or wiring together of bones
- fracture treatment in which pins or a plate or place directly into the bone
- occurs when a weakened bone breaks under normal strain
- hey Geo at Rick inflammatory disorder of the muscles and joints characterized by pain stiffness
- a degenerative disorder that can cause the loss of normal spinal structure and function
- abnormal softening of the cartilage
- an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- surgical loosening of an ankylosed join
45 Clues: surgeon, • inflammation of bone • inflammation of the periosteum • abnormal softening of the cartilage • the inner then average bone density • abnormal softening of bones in adults • a surgical procedure to stiffen a joint • surgical loosening of an ankylosed join • paint of the loom bar region of the spine • an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM LABELS 2021-05-03
Across
- g is pointing to the ____________
- h is pointing to the ____________
- l is pointing to a group of bones called the ____________
- t is pointing to the group of bones called the ____________
- m is pointing to the group of bones called the ____________
- v is pointing to the group of bones called the ____________ _________
- k is pointing to the ____________
- e is pointing to the ____________
- d is pointing to the ____________
- s is pointing to the ____________
- a is pointing to the ____________
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- q is pointing to the ____________
- o is pointing to the ____________
- f is pointing to the ____________
- u is pointing to the group of bones called the ____________
- n is pointing to the group of bones called the ____________. There are two "N"s - on different parts of the body. They are called the same thing.
- w is pointing to the ____________ (also known as the lower jaw bone)
- c is pointing to the ____________
- p is pointing to the bone behind the top of your ribs. _________ (You have one on each side.)
- b is pointing to the ____________
- j is pointing to the ____________
- r is pointing to the ____________
- i is pointing to the ____________
23 Clues: q is pointing to the ____________ • g is pointing to the ____________ • o is pointing to the ____________ • f is pointing to the ____________ • h is pointing to the ____________ • c is pointing to the ____________ • b is pointing to the ____________ • j is pointing to the ____________ • r is pointing to the ____________ • k is pointing to the ____________ • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
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- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
Down
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
Down
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
Down
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
Down
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
skeletal system crossword 2022-05-18
Across
- bone that connects breast plate to the shoulder
- firm flexible connective tissue
- the breast plate
- one of the bones that makes up the forearm
- triangular bone at the base of the spine the bones that make up the back
- small cube shaped bones
- vertebrae in the lower back
- when the bones become very weak
- outer of the two bones in the leg
- the tissue that connects bone to muscle
Down
- tough elastic tissue around the joints
- the neck
- largest bone in the arm
- the horizontal curve of the spine
- the bone that forms the upper jaw
- the upper part of the pelvis
- bones that make up the back
- largest bone in the human skull
- longest hardest bone in the body
- the framework for the body
20 Clues: the neck • the breast plate • largest bone in the arm • small cube shaped bones • the framework for the body • bones that make up the back • vertebrae in the lower back • the upper part of the pelvis • firm flexible connective tissue • largest bone in the human skull • when the bones become very weak • longest hardest bone in the body • the horizontal curve of the spine • ...
LQB185: Skeletal system 2022-05-19
Across
- Osteocytes live in this space
- Freely moveable joint filled with fluid
- Anatomical name for the shoulder blade
- The pubic symphysis is an example of this type of cartilage
- The name for the first vertebra in the cervical region (C1)
- Struts of spongy bone in short, flat and irregular bone
- This region of the spine has only five vertebrae
- The structural unit of compact bone
- The outer fibrous layer covering bone
- The number of categories of bones based on shape
Down
- The Humerus bone is found in this region
- Anatomical name for the collar bone
- Hyaline cartilage is also called
- These cells live in lacunae in cartilage
- Organic bone matrix secreted by osteoblasts
- Bones found in the wrist
- This cell is from a white blood cell lineage
- Bones found in the ankle
- This hormone helps deposit calcium to bone
- A bone in the lower limb that has a distinct head and neck
- Anatomical name for the bones in the toes
- Alternate name for compact bone
22 Clues: Bones found in the wrist • Bones found in the ankle • Osteocytes live in this space • Alternate name for compact bone • Hyaline cartilage is also called • Anatomical name for the collar bone • The structural unit of compact bone • The outer fibrous layer covering bone • Anatomical name for the shoulder blade • Freely moveable joint filled with fluid • ...
