skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Skeletal System 2024-10-21
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- joint
- closed reduction
- treats mis-alignments of spine
- fracture
- a fibrous sac that acts as a cushion to ease movement in areas that are friction
- bone density testing
- marrow red bone marrow forms red blood cells, yellow bone marrow stores fat
- fracture bone is splinted
- to bind, tie together
- loosening, setting free
- abnormal increase in outward curvature of the thoracic spine
- total displacement of bone from joint
- broken bone with no open wound
- the loss of mobility in a joint due to disease, injury or surgical procedure
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- stiffness;bent,crooked
- incomplete fracture of bone: happens mainly in children
- abnormal softening of the cartilage
- bent,hump
- scan nuclear imaging test that helps diagnose bone disease
- inflammation of a joint
- cartilage
- areas where two or more bones join together
- smooth, rubbery, blue-white connective tissue that acts as a shock absorber
- the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint
- inflammation of the bursa
- rib
- curve,swayback, bent
- abnormal increase in forward curvature
- connect bone to bone
- skull
30 Clues: rib • joint • skull • fracture • bent,hump • cartilage • closed reduction • bone density testing • curve,swayback, bent • connect bone to bone • to bind, tie together • stiffness;bent,crooked • inflammation of a joint • loosening, setting free • inflammation of the bursa • fracture bone is splinted • treats mis-alignments of spine • broken bone with no open wound • abnormal softening of the cartilage • ...
Skeletal System 2022-05-26
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- helps strengthen your bones
- a joint that doesn't move
- AKA shoulder blade
- osteoporosis causes your ______ to become weak
- lower leg bone on the backside
- produced by your bones
- connects bone to bone
- upper arm bone
- lower arm bone on your pinky side
- AKA skull
- AKA collar bone
- place where one bone meets another
- causes swelling and loss of movement of joints
- lower arm bone on your thumb side
- joint that bends only in one direction
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- breast bone in the center of your chest
- ears and the end of your nose are made of this
- AKA your hips
- AKA backbone
- vitamin C helps your _____ system stay strong
- vitamin D helps your bones ______calcium
- AKA your knee
- and socket joints can move in all directions
- fingers and toes
- lower leg bone in the front
- upper leg bone
- connects muscle to bone
27 Clues: AKA skull • AKA backbone • AKA your hips • AKA your knee • upper arm bone • upper leg bone • AKA collar bone • fingers and toes • AKA shoulder blade • connects bone to bone • produced by your bones • connects muscle to bone • a joint that doesn't move • helps strengthen your bones • lower leg bone in the front • lower leg bone on the backside • lower arm bone on your pinky side • ...
Skeletal System 2022-11-04
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- tailbone
- the structure where two bones fit with each other
- bones that are apart of the spinal column
- collarbone
- kneecap
- lower jaw
- lower spine (waist area)
- thigh bone
- tough flexible connective tissue that holds bones together
- shoulder blade
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- upper arm bone
- the neck area
- firm and flexible tissue that cushions bones at joints
- shin bone
- bones bones inside the nose
- marrow spongy tissue inside some bones
- bones of the wrist
- upper jaw
- the chest area
- forearm
20 Clues: kneecap • forearm • tailbone • shin bone • upper jaw • lower jaw • collarbone • thigh bone • the neck area • upper arm bone • the chest area • shoulder blade • bones of the wrist • lower spine (waist area) • bones bones inside the nose • marrow spongy tissue inside some bones • bones that are apart of the spinal column • the structure where two bones fit with each other • ...
Skeletal system 2022-11-17
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- lines joints, facilitating smooth movement.
- what type of skeleton do lobsters have?
- what is the brain box?
- the arms and legs are part of the _______ skeleton.
- how many vertebrae are in your cervical?
- the spine, ribs, and sternum are part of the _______ skeleton.
- what is the correct scientific name for collarbone?
- what type of joints are in the skull?
- name an example of a ball-and-socket joint.
- what is the biggest and strongest bone in the body?
- name an example of a hinge joint.
- how many vertebrae are in your thoracic?
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- what type of skeleton do starfish have?
- what joins bone to bone?
- (tarsals/carpals) are in the feet.
- what type of skeleton do mammals have?
- what kind of ribs only connect to the ribs above them?
- (tarsals/carpals) are in the hands.
- how many vertebrae are in your spine?
- what bone is on the outside of the forearm?
- what bone is in line with the thumb?
- how many vertebrae are in your lumbar?
22 Clues: what is the brain box? • what joins bone to bone? • name an example of a hinge joint. • (tarsals/carpals) are in the feet. • (tarsals/carpals) are in the hands. • what bone is in line with the thumb? • how many vertebrae are in your spine? • what type of joints are in the skull? • what type of skeleton do mammals have? • how many vertebrae are in your lumbar? • ...
Skeletal system 2022-11-14
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- process by which bone is formed
- connect bone to bone
- anatomical name for ribs
- anatomical name for fingers and toes
- skeletal system consisting of 126 bones
- skeletal system consisting of 80 bones
- common name for pelvis
- anatomical name for bone of upper arm
- strong connective tissue
- common name for the mandible
- incomplete fracture that is harder to see
- common name for tarsals
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- anatomical name for the spine
- curvature of the spine
- elbow and knee joint
- progressive bone loss condition
- anatomical name for skull
- anatomical name for thigh bone
- anatomical name for big bone in lower leg
- anatomical name for knee cap
- anatomical name for the wrist
- anatomical name for shoulder blade
- anatomical name for collar bone
- point where bones meet
24 Clues: elbow and knee joint • connect bone to bone • curvature of the spine • common name for pelvis • point where bones meet • common name for tarsals • anatomical name for ribs • strong connective tissue • anatomical name for skull • anatomical name for knee cap • common name for the mandible • anatomical name for the spine • anatomical name for the wrist • anatomical name for thigh bone • ...
Skeletal System 2022-10-12
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- sac of synovial fluid between a joint and tendons
- produces red blood cells (three words)
- shaft of a long bone
- reabsorbs bone matrix
- division of the skeleton that includes the vertebrae
- "soft spot" in an infant's skull
- type of joint with a disc of fibrous cartilage between two bones
- production of bone matrix
- immovable joint between cranial bones
- compact bone is made of (two words)
- end of a long bone
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- air cavity that opens into nasal cavity (two words)
- cartilage that is smooth; on joint surfaces
- where two bones meet
- anchors tendons and ligaments
- produces bone matrix
- division of the skeleton:within the arms and legs
- connects one bone to one another
- the disc at which the growth of a long bone takes place
- fluid that prevents friction as the bones move
20 Clues: end of a long bone • where two bones meet • shaft of a long bone • produces bone matrix • reabsorbs bone matrix • production of bone matrix • anchors tendons and ligaments • "soft spot" in an infant's skull • connects one bone to one another • compact bone is made of (two words) • immovable joint between cranial bones • produces red blood cells (three words) • ...
Skeletal System 2022-10-13
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- the lower jaw
- the skull
- the shin
- hip
- ankle
- bones used to protect the lungs and heart
- the collarbone
- the long bones that are proximal to the ankle
- forearm bone close to the thumb
- the wrist
- Produces the body’s blood cells
- forearm bone distal to the thumb
- Stores fat (energy reserve)
- the long bones that are close to the wrist
- fingers and toes; digits
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- the upper arm
- opposite to the shin bone
- Connective tissue that is more flexible than bone
- spine or backbone
- the longest and strongest bone in the body
- breastbone
- soft connective tissue found in spaces in bone
- the kneecap
- the shoulder blade
24 Clues: hip • ankle • the shin • the skull • the wrist • breastbone • the kneecap • the upper arm • the lower jaw • the collarbone • spine or backbone • the shoulder blade • fingers and toes; digits • opposite to the shin bone • Stores fat (energy reserve) • forearm bone close to the thumb • Produces the body’s blood cells • forearm bone distal to the thumb • bones used to protect the lungs and heart • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- central rings
- Bone formation
- Top and bottom part of bone
- A swelling of blood after broken bone
- Small dark spaces
- At an angle not at 90 degrees
- Maintains mineral concentration
- osteoclast activity and calcium intake
- Middle part of bone
- break straight across
- Half broken
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- fat storage; triglyceride
- joint
- high levels of calcium
- low levels of calcium
- a fracture as a result in twisting
- Bone breakdown
- Blood cells and hemopoiesis
- Disease Disrupts replacing new bone tissue
- bottom parts of the bone
20 Clues: joint • Half broken • central rings • Bone formation • Bone breakdown • Small dark spaces • Middle part of bone • low levels of calcium • break straight across • high levels of calcium • bottom parts of the bone • fat storage; triglyceride • Top and bottom part of bone • Blood cells and hemopoiesis • At an angle not at 90 degrees • Maintains mineral concentration • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- thin membrane that lines the medular cavity
- bone building cells (new bone)
- bone shaft
- the proximal and distal ends of the bone
- cylinder like shape, longer than it is wide
- process of bone development
- bone cell formed when an osteoblast becomes embedded in the matrix it has secreted.
- protect the most important organs from injury
- where two bone surface come together (joints)
- a cavity or depression in bone
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- thing layer, membrane or plate of tissue in bone.
- contains epiphyseal plate
- One end of bone pierces the skin
- complex shape
- structural framework
- Disease in which new bone doesn’t keep up with old bone removal.
- cube like shape
- small and round; embedded in tendons
- yellow bone marrow
- thin and curved
20 Clues: bone shaft • complex shape • cube like shape • thin and curved • yellow bone marrow • structural framework • contains epiphyseal plate • process of bone development • bone building cells (new bone) • a cavity or depression in bone • One end of bone pierces the skin • small and round; embedded in tendons • the proximal and distal ends of the bone • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-06
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- BONES,Thin layer of compact bone encasing cancellous bone
- RIBS, A type of ribs that fasten to sternum by costal cartilages
- at joint increases; return from flexion
- BONES, Layer of cancellous bone between two plates of compact bone
- joints between skull bones
- movement turning sole of foot inward or outward
- BONE, It joins the maxilla, frontal bone, and ethmoid.
- Long bone of feet
- BONES, Thin layer of compact bone encasing "core" of cancellous bone
- BONE, A single bone in the neck, a part of the axial skeleton
- It supports the medial part of the anterior chest wall
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- Forehead bone, also forms most of roof of orbits
- bone upon its axis
- BONE, Makes the framework of the lower, posterior part of the skull.
- Arranged in two rows at proximal end of hand
- bone away from body's median plane or moving bone back toward body's median plane
- Smooth area between supraciliary ridges and above nose
- BERTEBRAE, Distinguished by the spinous process, which is long and projects downward to overlap the next inferior vertebra.
- RIBS, A type of ribs that do not attach to sternum directly
- Small bone forming upper part of bridge of nose
- Bone of little finger side of forearm, longer than radius
- EXTREMITY, Consist of the bones of the shoulder girdle, upper arm, lower arm, wrist, and hand.
- , The main shaft like portion of a long bone
- STORAGE, Bones serve as storage depots for calcium
- Breast bone flat dagger-shaped bone
25 Clues: Long bone of feet • bone upon its axis • joints between skull bones • Breast bone flat dagger-shaped bone • at joint increases; return from flexion • Arranged in two rows at proximal end of hand • , The main shaft like portion of a long bone • Small bone forming upper part of bridge of nose • movement turning sole of foot inward or outward • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- plate; area of growth in the long bone
- the proximal and distal ends of the bone
- Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate
- bone shape that is cube-like and approximately equal in length, width, and thickness
- bone shape that is thin and curved
- type of cavity; hollow space within the diaphysis that contains yellow bone marrow and blood vessels in adults
- type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue
- process of bone development; cartilage is replaced by bone through childhood
- bone building cells that initiate calcification, synthesize & secrete organic compounds for extracellular matrix
- a break in the bone
- fibrous layer that protects bone, assists in fracture repair, nourishes bone tissue, and is the attachment point for ligaments and tendons
- bone shape that is small, round, and imbedded into tendons
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- bone shaft; the main part of the bone
- unspecialized stem cells; the only cells that go under cell division
- bone shape that is cylindrical and longer than it is wide
- bone shape that is complex
- the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- huge cells made up of monocytes (WBC), help with breakdown of bone in the extracellular matrix
- type of marrow; triglyceride storage tissue
- the thin layer of cartilage covering the epiphyses where the bone forms a joint; reduces friction and shock
20 Clues: a break in the bone • bone shape that is complex • bone shape that is thin and curved • type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue • bone shaft; the main part of the bone • plate; area of growth in the long bone • Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate • the proximal and distal ends of the bone • type of marrow; triglyceride storage tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- disease caused by decrease in bone mass
- Produced by pituitary gland
- occurs straight across the long axis of the bone
- small and round bone imbedded in tendons
- opening in bone that allows blood vessels to enter bone
- osteoblasts that have calcified and maintains mineral concentration
- structure that connects osteocytes
- a basic function of the skeletal system
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- sunlight, fatty fish, and calcium are sources of
- where two bone surfaces come together
- site of fat storage in adult
- brittle bones disease
- produced by testes and ovaries
- site of compact bone in adult
- partial fracture where only one side is affected
- when a break is driven into another
- a fracture where the broken bone tears through the skin
- breaks that occur not at 90 degrees
- bone that is thin and curved
- a fracture in which the skin remains intact
- bone segments are pulled apart as result of twisting motion
21 Clues: brittle bones disease • Produced by pituitary gland • site of fat storage in adult • bone that is thin and curved • site of compact bone in adult • produced by testes and ovaries • structure that connects osteocytes • when a break is driven into another • breaks that occur not at 90 degrees • where two bone surfaces come together • disease caused by decrease in bone mass • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- will burn through stuff
- when your foot gets stuck but your body keeps moving
- information that is needed to know
- a large blow of force
- can be caused by the over use of legs
- risk of explosion
- oxidizer
- a car accident can give you these
- occurs at an angle that is not 90
- full of gas
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- bone building cells
- poisonous or lethal
- cancerous
- breakdown the bone
- flammable
- mature bone cells
- bad for the environment
- thin and curved bones
- falling off the side walk
- complex shape
20 Clues: oxidizer • cancerous • flammable • full of gas • complex shape • mature bone cells • risk of explosion • breakdown the bone • bone building cells • poisonous or lethal • a large blow of force • thin and curved bones • will burn through stuff • bad for the environment • falling off the side walk • a car accident can give you these • occurs at an angle that is not 90 • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- a fracture that doesn’t break the skin
- bone segments are pulled as a result of twisting
- a broken bone
- hematoma prevents blood loss to the bone and surrounding areas to decrease cell death
- bone formation
- opening or groove that allows blood vessels and nerves to pass through
- a fracture where the break is straight across the bone
- abnormally low levels of calcium
- where two bones meet
- attachment for ligaments and tendons
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- a decrease in bone density
- the gland responsible for making growth hormone
- one fragment is driven into another
- abnormally high levels of calcium
- osteoblasts that have calcified
- this hormone is produced by the kidneys and stimulates the absorption of calcium
- bone freak down and resorption
- process of bone development
- a partial fracture where only one side of the bone is broken
- yellow bone marrow contains_____
- a fracture where broken bone tears through the skin
21 Clues: a broken bone • bone formation • where two bones meet • a decrease in bone density • process of bone development • bone freak down and resorption • osteoblasts that have calcified • abnormally low levels of calcium • yellow bone marrow contains_____ • abnormally high levels of calcium • one fragment is driven into another • attachment for ligaments and tendons • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- Decrease in bone density
- Fracture where the break is straight across the bone
- Opening or groove that allow blood vessels and nerves to pass through
- Several small breaks that result in many small pieces between two larger segments
- Osteocytes are within chambers called __________
- Maintain mineral concentration
- Can stabilize and strengthen bone
- Structure that connects osteocytes
- Abnormally low level of calcium
- Canal that is found in the center of the rings
- Process of growth development
- A partial fracture - only one side of the bone is broken
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- Process when bone is resorbed on one surface and deposited on another
- Abnormally high level of calcium
- Cannot be absorbed without vitamin D
- Complex Shape
- Synthesize and secrete collagen and calcium salts
- Bone breakdown/resorption
- Osteocytes form rings called __________
- Cylinder-like shape
- Where two bones meet a.k.a. joint
21 Clues: Complex Shape • Cylinder-like shape • Decrease in bone density • Bone breakdown/resorption • Process of growth development • Maintain mineral concentration • Abnormally low level of calcium • Abnormally high level of calcium • Can stabilize and strengthen bone • Where two bones meet a.k.a. joint • Structure that connects osteocytes • Cannot be absorbed without vitamin D • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- immature bone cells, help bones grow
- having a abnormally low amount of calcium, body releases calcium
- prevents blood loss to the bone and surrounding areas to decrease cell death
- a type of fracture that breaks the skin and comes out of the body
- openings in the diaphysis for blood vessels and nerves
- scientific name for the bone shaft
- site of spongy and compact bone in adults
- a small bone located in the wrist
- small canals that run perpendicular to lamellae
- stimulates the absorption of calcium and phosphate from the digestive track
- a disease where new creation does not keep up with old bone removal
- a fracture that does not go all the way through the bone
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- mature bone cells
- abnormally high level of calcium,body puts calcium into the bones
- a fracture that separates into many small pieces
- rings of mineral salt and collagen that provide strength
- this hormone promotes osteoblastic activity and synthesis of bone matrix
- where bones meet the joints
- cells that liquify bone matrix and release calcium
- happens within the first 48 hours after a fracture
- a bone marking that allows blood vessels or nerves to enter and exit
21 Clues: mature bone cells • where bones meet the joints • a small bone located in the wrist • scientific name for the bone shaft • immature bone cells, help bones grow • site of spongy and compact bone in adults • small canals that run perpendicular to lamellae • a fracture that separates into many small pieces • cells that liquify bone matrix and release calcium • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- scientific name for bone shaft
- huge cells made of 50 WBC’s
- repealing structural unit
- maintained by bone resorption by osteoclasts, releases calcium into the bloodstream
- sesamoid bone
- a condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- disease that disrupts the replacement of old bone tissue
- fractured ends of bone in alignment, skin remains intact
- mature bone cells
- canal in ossified bone
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- where two bones meet
- function of the skeletal system
- type of fracture that occurs at an angle that is not ninety degrees
- site of spongy bone
- immature blood cells
- small cavity in osteocyte
- type of fracture that results in many small pieces
- layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes
- area of a bone that projects above the surface, attachments for tendons and ligaments
- tissue that contains no osteons or blood vessels
- (plate)site of fat storage
21 Clues: sesamoid bone • mature bone cells • site of spongy bone • where two bones meet • immature blood cells • canal in ossified bone • repealing structural unit • small cavity in osteocyte • (plate)site of fat storage • huge cells made of 50 WBC’s • scientific name for bone shaft • function of the skeletal system • layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-07
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- triglyceride storage tissue
- a sign that the bone has stopped growing in length
- two bone surfaces that come together
- contains bones blood vessels and nerve fibers
- space within the shaft of a bone that contains red or yellow bone marrow
- thin layer of hyaline cartilage covering the ends of bones where they form a joint
- made in liver and bone tissues
- cells that form new bones
- the tough membrane that surrounds the bone surface wherever cartilage is not present
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- responsible for growth spurt
- distal and proximal ends of bones
- thin layer of membrane or plate of tissue in bone
- shaft of bone
- membrane lining the medullary cavity
- the region that contains the growth plate
- habitat for bone cells
- found in the diaphysis
- break in bone
- protects the most important organs from injury
- hemopoiesis tissue
20 Clues: shaft of bone • break in bone • hemopoiesis tissue • habitat for bone cells • found in the diaphysis • cells that form new bones • triglyceride storage tissue • responsible for growth spurt • made in liver and bone tissues • distal and proximal ends of bones • membrane lining the medullary cavity • two bone surfaces that come together • the region that contains the growth plate • ...
skeletal system 2020-09-11
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- A muscle found in only the heart.
- a mineral essential for bone growth. Can be found in a variety of foods like milk,cheese,yoghurt and more.
- exhaustion of muscle from prolonged exertion or over stimulated.
- contractions generate force by changing the length of the muscles, different contractions give different forces.
- An increase in the diameter of blood vessels.
- known as “slow twitch oxidative” they are used in lower intensity exercises like light resistance work and long distance aerobic activities e.g. 5k and 10k runs
- An organic compound and hydrotrope that provides energy to drive many processes in living cells. E.g. muscle contraction.
- This is the internal framework of the human body. Including bones, muscles, cartilage and others.
- study the ways the body responds to exercise and training
- A strong fibrous tissue that attaches muscle to bone.
- a muscle cell that makes skeletal muscles.
- a reduction in the diameter of blood vessels.
- a protein based building tissue used to repair tissues. It also provides strength and cushioning for body parts.
- specialised bone cells that build new bone tissue
- diarthroses are free joints e.g. ball and socket joint, hinge joint. Synovial fluid helps lubricate and cushion the joint.
- The movement of blood through vessels from arteries to capillaries then into veins.
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- the contraction time is the phase of relaxation and the muscle to return to its normal length
- A short band of tough and fibrous flexible tissue that holds bones together.
- this is another type of twitch fibre and is faster and more powerful then type iia. They are inefficient and fatiguing quickly as they are used for very short activities that require significant power and strength.
- a very small tear or rip e.g. tendons.
- a source of glucose used for fuelling activity.
- this is the temperature of your muscles, for example when working out the muscle temperature increases.
- a bunch of minute blood vessels that form networks throughout bodily tissues, so the capillaries can exchange oxygen and nutrients for wastes in the blood and tissue.
- The enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the reproduction rate of its cells. Often the initial stage of cancer.
- A level of training intensity where the athlete approaches maximum heart rate and performs exercise to an increasingly anaerobic level.
- How thick a fluid is, affecting its resistance to flow.
- A lifelong process where mature bone tissue is removed from the skeleton and new bone tissue is formed
- known as “intermediate muscle fibres, they’re a mix of type I and IIa. they can use both anaerobic and aerobic energy systems. They have higher oxidative capacity and fatigue slowly.
- large nucleated cells that destroy bone cells, reabsorb calcium and play a major role in bone remodelling.
- a medical condition that weakens bones due to a lack of calcium stored. The bones are fragile, brittle and easy to break.
30 Clues: A muscle found in only the heart. • a very small tear or rip e.g. tendons. • a muscle cell that makes skeletal muscles. • An increase in the diameter of blood vessels. • a reduction in the diameter of blood vessels. • a source of glucose used for fuelling activity. • specialised bone cells that build new bone tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2020-09-14
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- The anatomical name for the collarbone
- The vertebrae to which the ribs attach
- The elbow bone
- A baby’s “soft spots”
- The anatomical name for the cheekbone
- Metacarpophalangeal joint
- Because osteoclasts remodel bone they are responsible for creating these air-filled cavities in the skull
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" into which the femur fits
- The bone that the capitulum is a part of
- The anatomical name for the thumb
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- Bones found in the sole of the foot
- The suture that connects the two parietal bones
- The anatomical name for the heel bone
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" of the scapula
- The bone-forming cells
- The number of coxae bones that make up the hip
- The type of bone that is made of osteons
- The division of the skeletal system that includes the skull
- The lateral bone of the lower leg
- The bone where you’d find the mastoid process
20 Clues: The elbow bone • A baby’s “soft spots” • The bone-forming cells • Metacarpophalangeal joint • The lateral bone of the lower leg • The anatomical name for the thumb • Bones found in the sole of the foot • The anatomical name for the heel bone • The anatomical name for the cheekbone • The anatomical name for the collarbone • The vertebrae to which the ribs attach • ...
Skeletal System 2020-08-20
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- These bones support our body's movement.
- ...... helps your bones to stop rubbing together.
- This tissue connect bones to other bones.
- There are 26 bones in the human....
- To do CPR properly you have to start by finding this bone.
- Not everyone may like them but these foods are good for bones as well.
- This important bone supports most of our body weight.
- This fluid helps joints move easier.
- The smallest bone in our body is in our.....
- Bones are filled with spongy tissue called.....
- The unla is a long bone which is in your....
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- What are your bones mostly made of?
- ....... helps your bones to become denser.
- What in the human body, once broken, can heal itself?
- This is the longest and strongest bone in our body
- Only 10% of the world's animals are........ (humans included)
- You more likely to get osteoporosis if you are a......
- You should have this many ribs but some people have more.
- This bone protects the brain from any injuries.
- You should always exercise to look after you .bones Even just a quick...... is good.
20 Clues: What are your bones mostly made of? • There are 26 bones in the human.... • This fluid helps joints move easier. • These bones support our body's movement. • This tissue connect bones to other bones. • ....... helps your bones to become denser. • The smallest bone in our body is in our..... • The unla is a long bone which is in your.... • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-12
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- Joints
- Contains Osteocytes
- Prevents blood loss to the bone & areas
- Opening or groove that allows the passage
- A partial fracture, typically one side
- A type of break with several small breaks
- Mature bone cells
- At the base of Osteons
- Area of bone that projects
- Provides the osteocytes with nutrients
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- Area of growth in a long bone
- Calcium is regulated throughout the body
- A break with bone segments pulled apart from twisting
- A break with compressed fragments
- A bone break that tears through the skin
- Liquifies bone matrix and releases calcium
- Bone break that doesn’t tear skin
- A break that is straight across
- Immature bone cells
- process of bone development
- Minerals within the Osteon
21 Clues: Joints • Mature bone cells • Contains Osteocytes • Immature bone cells • At the base of Osteons • Area of bone that projects • Minerals within the Osteon • process of bone development • Area of growth in a long bone • A break that is straight across • A break with compressed fragments • Bone break that doesn’t tear skin • A partial fracture, typically one side • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-15
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- Outside covering of the diaphysis
- Shaft of bone; composed as compact bone
- form upper jaw
- limbs, girgles, arms and legs
- Breaks incompletely (common in children)
- Mature bone cells
- Breaks bone into many fragments
- Type of bone that isn't the other bones
- Broken bone ends are forced into each other
- Bone of the Skull not connected by zutures
- Type of bone that is thin and flattened
- cheek bones
- Bone destroying cells
- Type of bone that is cubed shaped & spongy
- bridge of the bone
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- Bone is crushed
- Break occurs when twisted forces
- small body with dens. Allows head rotation
- Broken bone is pressed upward(skull)
- utterfly shaped;forms part of the floor
- A fracture that does not penetrate skin
- dens and appears homogenous
- Type of bone that has a shaft with enlarged
- Ends of Bone; mostly spongy bone
- skull, rib cage, spine
- no body, articulates w/ occipitals condyles
- A fracture that penetrates skin
- Bone forming cells
- Forms roof of nasal cavity
- Small needle like pieces and open space
30 Clues: cheek bones • form upper jaw • Bone is crushed • Mature bone cells • Bone forming cells • bridge of the bone • Bone destroying cells • skull, rib cage, spine • Forms roof of nasal cavity • dens and appears homogenous • limbs, girgles, arms and legs • Breaks bone into many fragments • A fracture that penetrates skin • Break occurs when twisted forces • Ends of Bone; mostly spongy bone • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-19
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- bone that penetrates the skin; aka open fracture
- skeleton that consists of limbs and girdles
- bone in the center of the head
- only bone that is not attached to another bone
- result of twisting force
- protect internal organs such as the brain, heart, and pelvic organs.
- provide support and stability with little to no movement
- where the tear ducts are located
- bone is crushed
- small bones on the roof of the mouth
- dense and appears homogenous
- bone the anterior side of the head
- vertical bone in the nose
- bone where glasses sit
- skull fracture
- cells that form the bone matrix
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- inside a tendon where the tendon passes over a joint
- bones are broken into various pieces
- bone associated with sinus cavities
- back of the head
- sides of the face
- bone that is broken completely, but ends dont penetrate
- lower jaw
- forms the longitudinal axis of the body
- connected with temporal
- second bone attached to temporal
- bone where upper set of teeth can be found
- bones are irregular in size and shape
- a fracture where bones are forced into each other
- cells that break down the bone matrix
- has a shaft and 2 ends and is longer than it is wide
- fracture where bone splinters, but break is incomplete
- an osteoblast that is surrounded by bone matrix
- made of small needle like pieces and open space
34 Clues: lower jaw • skull fracture • bone is crushed • back of the head • sides of the face • bone where glasses sit • connected with temporal • result of twisting force • vertical bone in the nose • dense and appears homogenous • bone in the center of the head • cells that form the bone matrix • second bone attached to temporal • where the tear ducts are located • ...
skeletal system 2020-10-20
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- blood cell formation
- shaft of bone
- realignment of the broken bone ends
- skeleton with bones of longitudinal axis of body
- bone breaks incompletely
- outside covering of diaphysis
- long bone that forms arm
- bone building cells
- bone destroying cells
- skeleton with limbs and girdles
- mature bone cells
- narrow slitlike opening
- bone is crushed
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- broken bone ends are forced into each other
- process of bone formation
- cartilage that covers the epiphyses and reduces friction at joints
- bone that is thin and flattened
- bone breaks into three or more fragments
- cavity that contains yellow marrow in adults
- broken bone is pressed inward
- describes bone that is dense and smooth
- tiny canals
- bone that is cube shaped
- bone breaks due to excessive twisting
- ends of long bones
- narrow ridge of bone
- collar bone
- describes bone that has open appearance
28 Clues: tiny canals • collar bone • shaft of bone • bone is crushed • mature bone cells • ends of long bones • bone building cells • blood cell formation • narrow ridge of bone • bone destroying cells • narrow slitlike opening • bone breaks incompletely • long bone that forms arm • bone that is cube shaped • process of bone formation • broken bone is pressed inward • outside covering of diaphysis • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-22
Across
- Its located across the radius in the forearm
- ankle
- Fibula is very weight which it makes it a good tissue donor.
- It is a irregular type shape bone
- Its the upper jaw
- middle ear
- this bone cannot be destroyed
- The parietal bone helps you with chewing.
- above the wrist
- neck
- fingers
- Carpals have 8 bones that form the wrist
- Protects heart and lungs
- middle of chest
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- the strongest bone in the body
- inner ear
- The frontal bone is very spongy and its one of the flat bones.
- The tibia is the second largest bone after the femur.
- between ribcage and shoulder blade
- It protects the inner ear.
- It is the strongest bone on the face.
- located on the hip bone
- It is 5 long bones in the middle of your foot
- It is very spongy and light weight
- middle ear
- funny bone
- lower are where pelvic area is
- knee
28 Clues: neck • knee • ankle • fingers • inner ear • middle ear • middle ear • funny bone • above the wrist • middle of chest • Its the upper jaw • located on the hip bone • Protects heart and lungs • It protects the inner ear. • this bone cannot be destroyed • the strongest bone in the body • lower are where pelvic area is • It is a irregular type shape bone • between ribcage and shoulder blade • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-22
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- Pain in a joint.
- Incision through the bone.
- Bone deficiency.
- Cancer of the plasma cells.
- A break in a bone.
- Softening of the cartilage.
- Inflammation of the tendon.
- Artificial replacement for a missing limb.
- Visual examination using a scope.
- Bone tissue death.
- Tumor that covers cartilage.
- Inflammation of joints.
- Inflammation of the bursa.
- Joint swelling at the base of the great toe.
- Total displacement of a bone from a joint.
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- Tumor of the bone.
- Pain in the lower back.
- Agent that reduces fever.
- Radiographic image used to diagnose skeletal changes in the body.
- Stiffening of the spine.
- Drug that relives pain.
- Congenital deformity of the foot.
- A stiff joint caused by adhesion.
- Surgical repair of a joint.
- inflammation of the periosteum
- Incision to a tendon.
- Inflammation of a bone.
- Partial dislocation of a bone from a joint.
- The removal of a limb.
- Surgical removal of a herniated disk.
30 Clues: Pain in a joint. • Bone deficiency. • Tumor of the bone. • A break in a bone. • Bone tissue death. • Incision to a tendon. • The removal of a limb. • Pain in the lower back. • Drug that relives pain. • Inflammation of a bone. • Inflammation of joints. • Stiffening of the spine. • Agent that reduces fever. • Incision through the bone. • Inflammation of the bursa. • Cancer of the plasma cells. • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-22
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- front of the elbow
- spine
- lower back or loin region
- belly
- breast
- highest point of the shoulder
- abdomen
- elbow
- extremities or limbs
- shoulder blade region
- back of the leg
- front of the leg
- back of the elbow
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- lateral side of the leg
- thigh
- back of the knee
- hip
- breast bone
- pelvis
- arm
- back
- navel
- front of the knee
- armpit
- wrist
- ankle
- forearm
27 Clues: hip • arm • back • thigh • spine • navel • belly • elbow • wrist • ankle • pelvis • breast • armpit • abdomen • forearm • breast bone • extremities or limbs • back of the leg • front of the leg • back of the knee • front of the knee • front of the elbow • shoulder blade region • back of the elbow • lateral side of the leg • lower back or loin region • ...
skeletal system 2020-10-20
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- 14 bones compose the face
- limbs and girdles
- broken bone penetrates the skin
- forms roof of nasal cavity
- made of small needle like pieces
- has a shaft and two ends (longer than it is wide)
- shaft of bone
- bones that protects organs
- bone is crushed
- bone destroying cells
- bone dense and appears homogenous
- fingers
- palm
- butterfly shaped
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- bridge of the nose
- wrist
- large bone that makes up the forehead
- ends of the bone
- mature bone cells
- bone breaks into many fragments
- cheeks bones
- outside covering of the diaphysis
- bones with complex shape
- fracture that breaks incompletely
- forms the longitudinal axis of the body
- the basal portion of the skull
- does not penetrate the skin
- bone forming cells
- encloses the brain
- cube shaped bones
30 Clues: palm • wrist • fingers • cheeks bones • shaft of bone • bone is crushed • ends of the bone • butterfly shaped • limbs and girdles • mature bone cells • cube shaped bones • bridge of the nose • bone forming cells • encloses the brain • bone destroying cells • bones with complex shape • 14 bones compose the face • forms roof of nasal cavity • bones that protects organs • does not penetrate the skin • ...
Skeletal System 2020-11-05
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- The other lower leg bone
- The thigh bone
- The skeleton of the limbs
- Where the sternum and ribs reside
- The flat bone on both sides of the skull
- The bone in the upper arm
- These bones are embedded with tendons
- Another forearm bone
- Bones longer than they are wide
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- 33 bones that interlock with each other
- Oddly shaped bones
- Bones with a large area surface
- Part of the Vertebrae
- The bones in the fingers and thumbs
- Also known as the kneecap
- One of the lower leg bones
- What phalanges are connected to
- The central skeleton
- Bones that are short as they are wide
- One of the forearm bones
20 Clues: The thigh bone • Oddly shaped bones • The central skeleton • Another forearm bone • Part of the Vertebrae • The other lower leg bone • One of the forearm bones • Also known as the kneecap • The skeleton of the limbs • The bone in the upper arm • One of the lower leg bones • Bones with a large area surface • What phalanges are connected to • Bones longer than they are wide • ...
Skeletal System 2020-04-19
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- Bones that form the extremities
- Lower arm bone on thumb side
- Shoulder bone or shoulder blade
- Two bones that form the pelvic girdle
- Membrane that lines the medullary canal
- Upper arm bone
- Wrist bone
- Material found in some bones that produces blood cells
- Eight bones that surround and protect the brain
- Bones that form the main trunk of the body
- Medial bone of the lower leg
- Thigh bone
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- Twenty-six bones of the spinal column
- Ankle bone
- Air spaces in the bones of the skull
- Area where cranial bones have joined together
- Tough membrane on the outside of bone
- Twelve pairs of bones that surround the heart and lungs
- Larger bone of lower arm
- Lateral bone of the lower leg
- Connective tissue band that holds bones together
- Breastbone
- An extremity or end of bone
- Material inside the medullary canal
- Area where two or m<?re bones join together
- Long shaft of bones
26 Clues: Ankle bone • Breastbone • Wrist bone • Thigh bone • Upper arm bone • Long shaft of bones • Larger bone of lower arm • An extremity or end of bone • Lower arm bone on thumb side • Medial bone of the lower leg • Lateral bone of the lower leg • Bones that form the extremities • Shoulder bone or shoulder blade • Material inside the medullary canal • Air spaces in the bones of the skull • ...
skeletal system 2020-12-20
Across
- parallel bones supporting humerus
- fracture: broken bone ends are forced into one another
- bone shape: small round nodules that develop in a tendon; ex: patella
- skeleton: bones of limbs and girdles
- causes pain and inflammation when too much uric acid crystalizes and deposits into joints
- forms most of nasal septum
- joint: egg shaped articular surface fitting into an oval concavity of another; moves side to side & back and forth, biaxial; knuckles
- joint: essentially flat, articular surfaces, short slipping/gliding movements allowed(nonaxial); intercarpal joints
- bone thinning disease affecting women after the age of 65 and men over 70
- short bands of tough, flexible tissue made up of lots of individual fibres connecting the bones of the body together
- cavities in which chondrocytes and osteocytes reside
- problems w fractures at epiphyseal plate
- bone broken into tiny pieces
- giant bone destroying cells
- mucus lined air filled sacs
- joint: rounded @ end of 1 bone, fits into a sleeve or ring of bone & possibly ligaments, unaxial rotating bone; only turn around its long axis
- bone shape: mostly spongy bone, allows for better movement, generally cube shaped; bones of wrist and ankle
- where does erythrocyte hemotopoeisis occur
- stretching/tearing of ligaments
- joint: articulating bone ends are seperated by a joint cavity containing synovial fluid
- another name for cartilage
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- skeleton: bones forming longitudinally of body's axis
- inflammatory disorder affecting the joints
- problems w compound fractures
- joint: spherical head of one bone fits into rounded socket of another; multiaxial; shoulder & hip
- bone shape: provides greater surface area for muscles to attach, thin, flattened, usually curved; 2 layers of compact bone w layer of spongy bone in btwn; sternum
- joint: each articular surface has both concave & convex areas, like a horse saddle; biaxial; thumbs
- process of creating bone, transferring cartilage/ fibrous tissue into bone
- bone breaks incompletely; like a twig
- joint: unites bones by fibrous tissue; sutures of the skull (no movement)
- broken bone is crushed
- each hand and feet has __ phalanges
- inflammation of fluid filled sacs in joints
- caused when bones fail to calcify; lack of calcium or vit. D
- bone shape: curved to provide strength,mostly compact bone, have shaft w heads @ both ends; arms, legs
- unpaired part of skull
- broken bone is pressed inward
- occurs when flexible tissue wears down at ends of bones
- has passageway for tears
- ragged break caused from excessive twisting forces applied to bone
- bone forming cells
- joint: bone ends are connected together by cartilage, slightly moveable (amphiarthrotic) joints; pubic symphysis
- bone shape: varies in shape & size; vertebrae
- joint: cylindrical end of bone fits into trough shaped surface on another bone; angular movement allowed in 1 place; unaxial=1 axis; elbow joint
44 Clues: bone forming cells • broken bone is crushed • unpaired part of skull • has passageway for tears • forms most of nasal septum • another name for cartilage • giant bone destroying cells • mucus lined air filled sacs • bone broken into tiny pieces • problems w compound fractures • broken bone is pressed inward • stretching/tearing of ligaments • parallel bones supporting humerus • ...
Skeletal System 2021-09-20
Across
- Consists of twelve pairs of bones and the sternum.
- The outer and smaller part of the two bones between the knee and the ankle.
- The bones of the fingers and of the toes.
- The bone of the lower jaw.
- The make up of bones in your foot.
- located in the mid face, forms the upper jaw, separates the nasal and oral cavities.
- The makeup of bones in your ankle.
- a series of bones extending from the skull all the way down to your pelvic girdle.
- a pair of horizontal bones located above your sternum.
- The bone on the thumb side of the human forearm.
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- a pair of large triangular bones located in the upper back; lying between the spine.
- The makeup of bones in your hand
- the inner and typically larger of the two bones between the knee and the ankle.
- upper bone of the leg that reaches from hip to knee.
- Part of the top portion of the skull which protects the brain.
- the bone on the little-finger side of the human forearm.
- a long bone that runs from the shoulder to the elbow.
- the area of the body below the abdomen that is located between the femur bones
- a thickened ventral plate located between the chest.
- The makeup of eight small bones in your wrist.
20 Clues: The bone of the lower jaw. • The makeup of bones in your hand • The make up of bones in your foot. • The makeup of bones in your ankle. • The bones of the fingers and of the toes. • The makeup of eight small bones in your wrist. • The bone on the thumb side of the human forearm. • Consists of twelve pairs of bones and the sternum. • ...
Skeletal System 2021-10-20
Across
- "setting" the bone
- deposits bone
- "newest"bone
- absorb old bone
- gets trapped
- 5
- ends of bones
- 7
- has 1 diaphysis
- bones are held together by fibrous
- dont fit in other catagories
- bones are held together by cartilage
- replaces RBM
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- where 2 or more bones meet
- 5
- cartilage
- compact bone around sponge bone
- 12
- heart,lungs,brain
- where two bones meet
- lubricate joint
- bones contain insuffient amounts of calcium
- embedded in tendons
- cube shaped
- where bone loses mineral
- bone cranium
- broken bone
- 4
- makes blood
29 Clues: 5 • 5 • 7 • 4 • 12 • cartilage • cube shaped • broken bone • makes blood • "newest"bone • gets trapped • bone cranium • replaces RBM • deposits bone • ends of bones • lubricate joint • absorb old bone • has 1 diaphysis • heart,lungs,brain • "setting" the bone • embedded in tendons • where two bones meet • where bone loses mineral • where 2 or more bones meet • dont fit in other catagories • compact bone around sponge bone • ...
Skeletal System 2021-05-17
Across
- smaller bone in the arm
- jaw or jawbone; upper part
- Skull
- Bones in hand
- Shoulder blade
- Larger bone in lower arm
- Bone in rib cage
- Bones that protect your heart and lungs
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- Inner bone in calf
- Fingers
- Bone in skull
- Outer bone in lower calf
- Chest bone
- bone in the thigh
- bones that connect to the pelvis
- Bone in forearm
- wrist
- Knee cap
- Jaw or Jawbone; lower part
- Collar bone
20 Clues: wrist • Skull • Fingers • Knee cap • Chest bone • Collar bone • Bone in skull • Bones in hand • Shoulder blade • Bone in forearm • Bone in rib cage • bone in the thigh • Inner bone in calf • smaller bone in the arm • Outer bone in lower calf • Larger bone in lower arm • jaw or jawbone; upper part • Jaw or Jawbone; lower part • bones that connect to the pelvis • Bones that protect your heart and lungs
Skeletal System 2023-02-06
Across
- This skeleton contains 80 bones.
- There are 33 of these that make up the back bone
- The bone in the neck.
- These are known as your collar bone.
- Part of the bone that produces blood cells.
- The bones of the fingers and toes.
- The outer layer of bone.
- One bone of the lower arm.
- The bones in the wrist.
- These are the three bones in the ear.
- One bone of the lower arm.
- The fine bone in the lower leg.
- The bones in the hand.
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- The bones in the ankle.
- This skeleton contains 126 bones.
- The thick bone in the lower leg.
- The knee cap.
- The bones in the foot.
- The bone in your upper arm.
- This is your lower jaw bone.
- The longest and strongest bone in the body.
- Connects the ribs and protects the lungs and heart.
- This is also known as the skull.
- These are known as your shoulder blades.
24 Clues: The knee cap. • The bone in the neck. • The bones in the foot. • The bones in the hand. • The bones in the ankle. • The bones in the wrist. • The outer layer of bone. • One bone of the lower arm. • One bone of the lower arm. • The bone in your upper arm. • This is your lower jaw bone. • The fine bone in the lower leg. • This skeleton contains 80 bones. • The thick bone in the lower leg. • ...
Skeletal System 2023-02-01
Across
- Breast bone in front of the chest
- Heel bone
- Skull bone behind the forehead
- Foot bones
- Knee cap
- Lower jaw bone
- Small skull bone in front of the temporal bone
- Cage of bones that protect the heart and lungs
- Vertebrae of the neck
- Ankle bones
- Vertebrae behind the chest
- Arm bone between the pinky and the elbow
- Wrist bones
- Larger lower leg bone
- Arm bone between the thumb and the elbow
- upper jaw bone
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- Thigh bone
- Hand bones
- Vertebrae between the Thoracic and Coccyx
- Fingers and toes
- Nose bone
- Skull bone on the side of the head
- Skull bone at the lower, back of the head
- Skull bone on the top of the head
- Eye socket
- Cheek bone
- Smaller lower leg bone
- Skull
- Big toe
- Tailbone
- Shoulder blade
- Collar bone
32 Clues: Skull • Big toe • Knee cap • Tailbone • Heel bone • Nose bone • Thigh bone • Hand bones • Foot bones • Eye socket • Cheek bone • Ankle bones • Wrist bones • Collar bone • Lower jaw bone • Shoulder blade • upper jaw bone • Fingers and toes • Vertebrae of the neck • Larger lower leg bone • Smaller lower leg bone • Vertebrae behind the chest • Skull bone behind the forehead • Breast bone in front of the chest • ...
Skeletal System 2023-02-28
Across
- Ankle bones
- Layered organizational feature of bone
- The proximal leg bone
- The uppermost vertebra
- Bone resorbing cell
- Also known as trabecular
- Rounded articular surface
- To bend a joint
- Most frequently broken bone
- A space within a bone
- Vertebrae with transverse foramina
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- Mature bone cell
- Pelvic socket
- Wrist bones
- The longest part of a bone
- Raised surface on a bone
- Freely moving joints containing fluid
- Only non-articulating bone
- Fossa for the humerus head
- Type of ossification producing long bones
- Ribs that don't connect
- Pinching motion of thumb and finger
- A hole through a bone
23 Clues: Ankle bones • Wrist bones • Pelvic socket • To bend a joint • Mature bone cell • Bone resorbing cell • The proximal leg bone • A hole through a bone • A space within a bone • The uppermost vertebra • Ribs that don't connect • Raised surface on a bone • Also known as trabecular • Rounded articular surface • The longest part of a bone • Only non-articulating bone • Fossa for the humerus head • ...
Skeletal system 2023-03-31
Across
- bone in the back-bottom of skull
- the smaller of two bones in the leg
- middle vertebrea
- top part of jaw and mouth
- at bottom of sacrum
- bone behind the eye
- bones at the base of the toes
- top part of shoulder
- farthest finger bones
- the smaller of two bones in the arm
- bone in center of ribs and chest
- the larger of two bones in the arm
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- closest finger bones
- bottom part of jaw and mouth
- bottom vertebrea
- bone under the eye
- top vertebrea
- A bone near the forehead
- the larger of two bones in the leg
- bone in center of pelvic girdle
- middel finger bones
- bottom part of hips
- bones at the base of the fingers
- bottom back part of shoulder
- top part of hips
- bone in the big toe
26 Clues: top vertebrea • bottom vertebrea • middle vertebrea • top part of hips • bone under the eye • middel finger bones • bottom part of hips • at bottom of sacrum • bone behind the eye • bone in the big toe • closest finger bones • top part of shoulder • farthest finger bones • A bone near the forehead • top part of jaw and mouth • bottom part of jaw and mouth • bottom back part of shoulder • ...
Skeletal System 2023-05-01
Across
- Material within bone that creates blood cells
- Bone forming cells
- Formation of blood cells
- Joins muscle to bone
- Tarsal bone also your heel
- Elongated shaft of a long bone
- Patella
- Double-layered connective tissue membrane that covers and nourishes bone
- Inflammation of the joints
- Fibrocartilage that separates the bones and the knee
- Bone located on the pinkyside of the forearm
- Coller bone
- The bones in your spine
- The end of a long bone
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- Blood-filled swelling
- Increased softening of the bone
- Bone located on the thumb side of the forearm
- Fibrous membrane in the skull where bone has not formed yet
- Hole in a bone or between cavities
- Arms, legs, and everything that holds them
- Large cells that reabsorb or break down bone matrix
- Freely moveable joints
- Biggest bone in the body
- A small sac filled with fluid located at friction points
- Mature bone cells
25 Clues: Patella • Coller bone • Mature bone cells • Bone forming cells • Joins muscle to bone • Blood-filled swelling • Freely moveable joints • The end of a long bone • The bones in your spine • Formation of blood cells • Biggest bone in the body • Tarsal bone also your heel • Inflammation of the joints • Elongated shaft of a long bone • Increased softening of the bone • ...
Skeletal System 2023-05-18
Across
- Places were you bend your arms and legs.
- The main difference in the female skeleton and the male skeleton is found in the ______.
- Bones are able to store, absorb, and release minerals in the body. This help with ________.
- These are the ends of your fingers and toes.
- Internal skeleton.
- External skeleton.
- This protects the brain.
- This protects your heart and lungs.
- ____skeleton consists of the vetebral column, rib cage and skull.
- Some times refered to as your thigh bone.
- Also known as your collar bone.
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- Also known as your knee cap.
- ________ connects bone to bone.
- The first bones in your hand.
- This part of the bone is less dense and porous.
- This disease is found mostly in the elderly.
- Body system that the skeletal system works with to allow for body movement.
- Where red blood cells are produced.
- ________skeleton consists of the pectoral and pelvic girdles, upper and lower limbs.
- _____ connect muscles to bones.
- This is the bone that forms your jaw.
- Important for support, protection, movement and blood cell production.
- The smaller of the two bones that form your lower leg.
- The first bones in your feet.
- The larger of the two bones in your lower leg.
25 Clues: Internal skeleton. • External skeleton. • This protects the brain. • Also known as your knee cap. • The first bones in your hand. • The first bones in your feet. • ________ connects bone to bone. • _____ connect muscles to bones. • Also known as your collar bone. • Where red blood cells are produced. • This protects your heart and lungs. • This is the bone that forms your jaw. • ...
Skeletal System 2014-05-12
Across
- a soft connective tissue that is found in the spaces of many bones
- a substitute for a diseased or missing body part
- ends of a long bone
- a condition in which the body's bones become weak and break easily
- number of facial bones (spell number)
- your framework that is made up of all the bones in your body
- connective tissue that is more flexible than the bone
- the strong connective tissue that holds bones in joints together
- thigh bone; largest bone in the body
- narrow opening in a bone
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- ankle bones
- a place in the body where 2 bones come together
- a membrane that surrounds bone
- typical number of bones in adult skeleton
- an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- shaft of a long bone
- tailbone; forms the end of the spine
- lower jaw bone
- 26 small bones that make up your backbone
- a disease in which joints become irritated or inflamed
20 Clues: ankle bones • lower jaw bone • ends of a long bone • shaft of a long bone • narrow opening in a bone • a membrane that surrounds bone • tailbone; forms the end of the spine • thigh bone; largest bone in the body • number of facial bones (spell number) • typical number of bones in adult skeleton • 26 small bones that make up your backbone • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-24
Across
- a break in a bone
- cavity inside of the diaphysis
- chest
- a wrist bone
- shaft of a long bone
- turning outward
- the inner surface of the medullary cavity
- excision of a joint
- shine bone
- bending or being bent
- bone tissue
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- the shoulder blade
- kneecap
- having to do with an arm
- membrane that covers most bone
- the heel bone
- the breastbone
- turning inward
- moving around a central axis
- name of each end of a long bone
20 Clues: chest • kneecap • shine bone • bone tissue • a wrist bone • the heel bone • the breastbone • turning inward • turning outward • a break in a bone • the shoulder blade • excision of a joint • shaft of a long bone • bending or being bent • having to do with an arm • moving around a central axis • membrane that covers most bone • cavity inside of the diaphysis • name of each end of a long bone • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-07
Across
- Eight bones that make up the wrist
- Precursor of bone tissue
- Collar bone
- Decrease of bone density
- Includes bones of the arms and legs
- Joint that has free movement
- Broken bone
- Tear in a ligament
- Tissue that makes up bones
- Places where bones come together
- Bone in the midline of the body where ribs attatch
- Shoulder blade
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- Kneecap
- Bending or being bent
- Bones that make up the fingers and toes
- Turning outward
- Swayback
- Process of bone formation
- Bone that extends from the hip to the knee
- Membrane that covers bones
- Joint information
- Includes bones of the skull, chest and spinal column
22 Clues: Kneecap • Swayback • Collar bone • Broken bone • Shoulder blade • Turning outward • Joint information • Tear in a ligament • Bending or being bent • Precursor of bone tissue • Decrease of bone density • Process of bone formation • Membrane that covers bones • Tissue that makes up bones • Joint that has free movement • Places where bones come together • Eight bones that make up the wrist • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-08
Across
- Includes bones of the skull, chest, and spinal column
- Eight bones that make up the wrist
- Joint inflammation
- Shoulder blade
- Precursor of bone tissue
- Places where bones come together
- Decrease in bone density
- Bending or being bent
- Broken bone
- Includes bones of the arms and legs
- Bone in midline of body where ribs attach
- Membrane that covers bones
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- Knee cap
- Tissue that makes up bones
- Bones that make up the fingers and toes
- Tear in a ligament
- Collar bone
- Joint that has free movement
- Process of bone formation
- Swayback
- Bone that runs from the hip to the knee
- Turning outward
22 Clues: Knee cap • Swayback • Collar bone • Broken bone • Shoulder blade • Turning outward • Tear in a ligament • Joint inflammation • Bending or being bent • Precursor of bone tissue • Decrease in bone density • Process of bone formation • Tissue that makes up bones • Membrane that covers bones • Joint that has free movement • Places where bones come together • Eight bones that make up the wrist • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-10
Across
- These joints are found in the knee and elbow.
- What bone makes up the middle/base of the skull?
- The place where two or more bones meet?
- What is the name of the knee cap?
- What system performs vital functions like movement?
- What are the bones that make up the wrist?
- What protects the spinal cord?
- What is the bone that makes up the upper arm bone?
- What bone makes up the bridge of the nose?
- The onset is generally insidious and until a critical mass of abnormal cells occurs, most people are without symptoms.
- What is the top of the sternum called?
- What bone makes up the upper jaw?
- This type of bone marrow forms most of the blood cells in the body and helps destroy old blood cells.
- What are the bones that make up the hand?
- What makes up the skeletal system?
- What are the ends of bones called?
- How many different types of bones are there?
- Where is the mandible located?
- What is the name of the thinner bone in the lower leg?
- What is the process by which bones are formed?
- What is the bone that makes up the back of the skull?
- This hard and dense tissue makes up the outer layer of most bones and the main shaft of long bones.
- What is the bone that makes up the forehead?
- This type of bone marrow resides in the central cavities of long bones.
- This is made up of 12 pairs of bones that encase vital organs in the chest
- What is the word for immovable joints found only in the skull?
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- What is the bone that makes up your temples?
- What is the vertebrae that the skull rests upon?
- Which bone is the only one suspended by ligaments?
- What is the meaning of the word orbit?
- What makes up the shoulder blades?
- Where is the cervical vertebrae?
- What bone seperates the nostrils?
- What is the word for the "soft spots" on a newborn before the sutures are formed?
- These connect bones to muscles.
- Which bone protects the brain?
- What is the bone that makes up the top of the skull, seperated by a suture?
- Overuse or injury of the tendons results in inflammation and pain.
- The most common condition that affects bones is what?
- What is the middle of the sternum called?
- This is a disease in which the bones become fragile and prone to fracture.
- The part of the bone where blood cells are made.
- What is the purpose of the compact bone tissue?
- What is the vertebrae that the skull rotates on?
- What’s the smallest bone in the body?
- What makes bones so strong?
- What makes up the collar bone?
- What bone is between the orbit?
- This tissue is made up of smaller plates filled with red bone marrow.
- What are the ankle bones called?
- What is the name of the thicker bone in the lower leg (the shin)?
- How many types of bone tissue are there?
52 Clues: What makes bones so strong? • Which bone protects the brain? • What protects the spinal cord? • Where is the mandible located? • What makes up the collar bone? • These connect bones to muscles. • What bone is between the orbit? • Where is the cervical vertebrae? • What are the ankle bones called? • What is the name of the knee cap? • What bone seperates the nostrils? • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-09
Across
- bone cells
- injury to ligament
- bending joint
- tailbone
- formation of cartilage
- having to do with something attached
- dense flexible connective tissue
- shoulder blade
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- places where bones come together
- broken bone
- to form bones
- medical specialty concerned with the preservation of bones
- thigh bine
- "A tie" or "binding"
- physician who treats joint and connective tissue disorders
- atrophy of bones
- straighten joint
- kneecap
- straight line through physical body
- long bone connecting shoulder to elbow
20 Clues: kneecap • tailbone • bone cells • thigh bine • broken bone • to form bones • bending joint • shoulder blade • atrophy of bones • straighten joint • injury to ligament • "A tie" or "binding" • formation of cartilage • places where bones come together • dense flexible connective tissue • straight line through physical body • having to do with something attached • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-08
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- total knee replacement
- tailbone
- swayback
- bones that make up the fingers
- fracture with break without separation
- fracture where break is S shaped
- rib pain
- excision of a vertebra
- shin bone
- bone tissue
- flat bone in the chest
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- having to do with the arm
- range of motion
- surgical repair of cartilage
- softening of cartilage
- study of joints
- bending of joint
- collerbone
- ulna and radius
- end of the long bone
20 Clues: tailbone • swayback • rib pain • shin bone • collerbone • bone tissue • range of motion • study of joints • ulna and radius • bending of joint • end of the long bone • total knee replacement • softening of cartilage • excision of a vertebra • flat bone in the chest • having to do with the arm • surgical repair of cartilage • bones that make up the fingers • fracture where break is S shaped • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-08
Across
- collerbone
- softening of cartilage
- fracture with break without separation
- end of the long bone
- study of joints
- bending of joint
- total knee replacement
- surgical repair of cartilage
- bone tissue
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- having to do with the arm
- bones that make up the fingers
- excision of a vertebra
- flat bone in the chest
- swayback
- ulna and radius
- rib pain
- tailbone
- shin bone
- range of motion
- fracture where break is S shaped
20 Clues: swayback • rib pain • tailbone • shin bone • collerbone • bone tissue • ulna and radius • study of joints • range of motion • bending of joint • end of the long bone • excision of a vertebra • softening of cartilage • flat bone in the chest • total knee replacement • having to do with the arm • surgical repair of cartilage • bones that make up the fingers • fracture where break is S shaped • ...
skeletal system 2015-01-30
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- bone
- L1-L5
- incomplete break
- break in bone
- one of three hip bones
- skeleton
- having to do with an arm
- curvature of spine
- joined together
- vitamin D deficiency
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- toward midline of body
- break at an angle
- to reduce inflammation
- bone of forearm
- humpback
- make up fingers
- shaft of long bone
- neck
- latin word flank
- latin word ankle
20 Clues: bone • neck • L1-L5 • humpback • skeleton • break in bone • bone of forearm • make up fingers • joined together • incomplete break • latin word flank • latin word ankle • break at an angle • shaft of long bone • curvature of spine • vitamin D deficiency • toward midline of body • to reduce inflammation • one of three hip bones • having to do with an arm
Skeletal System 2015-09-28
Across
- The heel bone
- Moving around a central axis
- The lateral leg bone
- Having to do with an arm
- Bone formation
- Break in which the bone is crushed or spintered
- Shaft of the long bone
- Inner membrane layer of the bone
- The wrist bone
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- Joint with little movement
- Dense, flexible connective tissue
- Bone tissue
- Turning outward
- Straight line through a physical body
- Thighbone
- Mature bone cells
- The lower jawbone
- Kneecap
- Turning inward
- The bone above the upper teeth
20 Clues: Kneecap • Thighbone • Bone tissue • The heel bone • Bone formation • Turning inward • The wrist bone • Turning outward • Mature bone cells • The lower jawbone • The lateral leg bone • Shaft of the long bone • Having to do with an arm • Joint with little movement • Moving around a central axis • The bone above the upper teeth • Inner membrane layer of the bone • Dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-26
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- inner surface of medullary cavity
- inside of diaphysis
- bone that forms the bridge of the nose
- backward bending
- composed of cranial, facial, thoracic and spinal bones
- joint with no movement
- joint with little movement
- turning inward
- membrane covering most bones
- movement away from the midline of the body
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- place where bones come together
- turning the palm or foot upward
- shaft of a long bone
- end of a long bone
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- projection on the lower end of the sternum
- calcane/o
- femur/o
- joint that has free movement
- joint inflammation
- a tear in a ligament
- bone that forms the cheeks
22 Clues: femur/o • calcane/o • turning inward • backward bending • end of a long bone • joint inflammation • inside of diaphysis • shaft of a long bone • a tear in a ligament • joint with no movement • joint with little movement • bone that forms the cheeks • joint that has free movement • membrane covering most bones • place where bones come together • turning the palm or foot upward • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-26
20 Clues: lord/o • pelv/o • arthr/o • os/te/o • chondr/o • kinesi/o • clavicle • vertebrae • back lumb/o • to form bone • ribs ribs 1-7 • shoulder blade • ribs ribs 8-12 • ribs ribs 11-12 • vertebrae C1-C7 • Latin for "thigh" • joint with no movement • joint with little movement • meaning "a tie" or "binding" • movement toward midline of body
Skeletal System 2015-09-27
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- a tear in a ligament or the fibrous tissue that connects bones
- membrane that covers the bone
- suture that connects frontal and parietal bones
- the shoulder blade
- greek meaning "flat surface"
- the cuboid and cuneiforms make up these bones
- shaft of a long bone
- bending or being bent
- broken bone
- process on bottom of sternum
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- place where bones come together
- cheek bone
- located at the base of the spine
- joint that does not move
- consists of the radius and ulna
- spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid
- floating bone
- located at the bottom of the sacrum
- greek for "line of soldiers"
- to turn downward or backward
20 Clues: cheek bone • broken bone • floating bone • the shoulder blade • shaft of a long bone • bending or being bent • joint that does not move • greek for "line of soldiers" • greek meaning "flat surface" • to turn downward or backward • process on bottom of sternum • membrane that covers the bone • place where bones come together • consists of the radius and ulna • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-19
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- thigh bone
- heel bone
- Vitamin D deficiency
- turn palms up
- swelling of joints and deviation of fingers
- movement
- injury to ligament
- one of the 6 cranial bones
- chest
- to form a bone
- medication to relieve pain
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- incomplete break of a bone
- pointing toes downwards
- fracture of distal end of fibula
- total knee arthroplasty
- atrophy and thinning of bone lining
- joint with little movement
- lateral curvature of spine
- range of motion
- bone of shoulder gridle
- lower back
21 Clues: chest • movement • heel bone • thigh bone • lower back • turn palms up • to form a bone • range of motion • injury to ligament • Vitamin D deficiency • pointing toes downwards • total knee arthroplasty • bone of shoulder gridle • incomplete break of a bone • joint with little movement • lateral curvature of spine • one of the 6 cranial bones • medication to relieve pain • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-19
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- fracture of distal end of fibula
- lateral curvature of spine
- lower back
- range of motion
- medication to relieve pain
- joint with little movement
- pointing toes downwards
- one of the 6 cranial bones
- incomplete break of a bone
- thigh bone
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- movement
- chest
- atrophy and thinning of bone lining
- total knee arthroplasty
- to form a bone
- injury to ligament
- turn palms up
- swelling of joints and deviation of fingers
- bone of shoulder gridle
- heel bone
20 Clues: chest • movement • heel bone • lower back • thigh bone • turn palms up • to form a bone • range of motion • injury to ligament • total knee arthroplasty • bone of shoulder gridle • pointing toes downwards • lateral curvature of spine • medication to relieve pain • joint with little movement • one of the 6 cranial bones • incomplete break of a bone • fracture of distal end of fibula • ...
Skeletal system 2016-10-02
Across
- enamel/harder than bones
- cancer/caused by radiation near bones
- cage/gives your waist its shape
- bones/cause by a vitamin D deficiency
- leg bone
- by weak bones
- bone
- system/main other system the skeletal system is involved with
- hold a part of body with a fractured bone in it
- disease/enlagement of the bone
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- your bones stronger
- in your fingers and toes
- bone in your body
- the smallest bone is found
- joint less bone
- in upper arm
- or crack in bone
- plates/where bones grow from
- organs/main job of bones
- milk/something to drink to make bones stronger
- the pelvis
21 Clues: bone • leg bone • the pelvis • in upper arm • by weak bones • joint less bone • or crack in bone • bone in your body • your bones stronger • in your fingers and toes • enamel/harder than bones • organs/main job of bones • the smallest bone is found • plates/where bones grow from • disease/enlagement of the bone • cage/gives your waist its shape • cancer/caused by radiation near bones • ...
Skeletal System 2016-11-15
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- This is categorized as a long bone and is located in lower leg
- Largest bone in body that's in the thigh
- Protects the brain
- Professional name for fingers and toes
- Protectors of the organs
- Collar bone
- Group of 7 carpals
- Fixed joint in upper jaw
- Ball or arch of the foot
- Only bone in that moves in lower jaw
- Bone that connects the humerus with the clavicle
- Located between the 2 hip bones
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- Located in the upper arm
- Made up of 7 different bones including calcaneus
- Palm of hand
- Bone in lower leg connected to tarsals and next to fibula
- Bone located in lower arm next to radius
- Heel of the foot
- Other name for knee cap
- Bone located in lower arm next ulna
20 Clues: Collar bone • Palm of hand • Heel of the foot • Protects the brain • Group of 7 carpals • Other name for knee cap • Located in the upper arm • Protectors of the organs • Fixed joint in upper jaw • Ball or arch of the foot • Located between the 2 hip bones • Bone located in lower arm next ulna • Only bone in that moves in lower jaw • Professional name for fingers and toes • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-13
Across
- the long bone extending from shoulder to elbow
- the lateral leg bone
- type of fracture; break w/o separation
- incomplete break of the bone; bent and broken
- a wrist bone
- a dense flexible connective tissue
- term meaning fingers
- the breastbone
- one of the three fused bones making the hip
- type of fracture; simple with no open wound
- type of fracture where bone breaks the skin
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- type of movement involving bending
- kneecap
- the heel bone
- shinbone
- membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- type of movement around a central axis
- the collar bone
- type of movement away from midline of the body
- break in the bone that is S-shaped
- saclike connective structure found in some joints
21 Clues: kneecap • shinbone • a wrist bone • the heel bone • the breastbone • the collar bone • the lateral leg bone • term meaning fingers • type of movement involving bending • a dense flexible connective tissue • break in the bone that is S-shaped • type of fracture; break w/o separation • type of movement around a central axis • one of the three fused bones making the hip • ...
Skeletal System 2016-02-21
Across
- the small triangular bone inferior to the sacrum
- membranous partition between two body cavities especially between the lungs
- any of the lower ribs that are not attached directly to the breastbone.
- the shoulder blade
- the top 7 vertebrae that form the neck
- thigh bone, attached to the hip
- the thinner and longer bone in the forearm, opposite to the thumb
- the bone that forms the front part of the skull and the upper part of the eye sockets.
- the ribs directly attached to the breastbone
- cartilaginous section at the lower end of the sternum that ossifies throughout life
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- triangular bone in the lower back formed from fused vertebrae and situated between the two hipbones of the pelvis.
- technical term for collarbone
- the shorter of the two forearm bones, opposite to the pinky
- the five vertebrae between the rib cage and the pelvis
- outer and usually smaller of the two bones between the knee and the ankle
- the bones in the foot located between the ankle and toes
- the big toe
- the largest and only bone in the upper arm
- medial to the fibula
- large bony structure near the base of the spine where the legs attach
20 Clues: the big toe • the shoulder blade • medial to the fibula • technical term for collarbone • thigh bone, attached to the hip • the top 7 vertebrae that form the neck • the largest and only bone in the upper arm • the ribs directly attached to the breastbone • the small triangular bone inferior to the sacrum • the five vertebrae between the rib cage and the pelvis • ...
Skeletal System 2016-02-22
24 Clues: rib • hump • neck • pain • tumor • wrist • pelvis • cranium • movement • softening • foot,child • both sides • finger,toe • lower back • bone marrow • inflammation • stabilize,fuse • joined together • surgical repair • visually examine • stiff,fused,closed • calcaneus,heel bone • removal of, excision of • humerus, upper arm bone
Skeletal system 2016-02-22
Across
- one of thirty-three segments of spinal column
- pertaining to arm
- little movement of a joint
- correction by realigning bone pieces
- membrane around outside of bone
- limb in a straight position
- bone tissue
- repair of joint surgically
- caused by vitamin D deficiency
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- joint pain
- circular movement from a central point
- remving fluid from a joint
- moving around a central axis
- bending backwards
- rib pain
- bending or being bent
- saclike connective structure found in some joints
- cutting of bone surgically
- chest
- away from midline
20 Clues: chest • rib pain • joint pain • bone tissue • pertaining to arm • bending backwards • away from midline • bending or being bent • remving fluid from a joint • little movement of a joint • cutting of bone surgically • repair of joint surgically • limb in a straight position • moving around a central axis • caused by vitamin D deficiency • membrane around outside of bone • ...
Skeletal System 2017-12-07
Across
- membranes at the angles of cranial bones that accommodate brain growth in the fetus and infant
- Inflammation of joints
- A joint that allows movement in one plane
- Found in intervertebral discs
- Double layered connective tissue that covers and nourishes the bone.
- A form of inflammation. Usually around the big toe.
- Marrow in the bones with blood cells and platelets
- Layer of membrane around the tendon
- Joints connected entirely by cartilage
- Inflammation in the joints
- A break in the bone
- Elongated shaft of a long bone
- A Natural or manufactured joint
- A joint that allows movement in two planes
- A process where mature bone tissue is removed from the skeleton
- A fibrous sac lined with synovial membrane and containing synovial fluid
- Internal layer of skeletal bone.
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- The canal in the center of each osteon that contains minute blood vessels and nerve fibers that serve the needs of osteocytes
- Cartilage with abundant elastic fibers
- A synovial joint that forms and is shaped like a saddle
- Large cells that resorb or break down bone matrix
- A bone cell
- A condition attributed to an inadequate amount of vitamin D
- Band of regular fibrous tissue that connects bones
- A disease where the bones begin to weaken
- Glass-like, but translucent. Made of Chondroblasts
- Skeleton relating to the limbs
- Part of the skeleton that consists of the bones of the head and trunk of a vertebrae
- Bones joined by fibrous tissue
- A freely moveable joint that allows only rotary movement around a single axis
- Freely moveable join exhibiting a joint cavity
- A synovial joint which allows gliding movement
- The hard outer layer of bones
- Bone-Forming cells
- The end parts of a long bone
35 Clues: A bone cell • Bone-Forming cells • A break in the bone • Inflammation of joints • Inflammation in the joints • The end parts of a long bone • Found in intervertebral discs • The hard outer layer of bones • Skeleton relating to the limbs • Bones joined by fibrous tissue • Elongated shaft of a long bone • A Natural or manufactured joint • Internal layer of skeletal bone. • ...
skeletal system 2016-11-09
Across
- designated as those bones that are as wide as they are long
- A joint in which movement occurs in a number of axes
- is a type of synovial joint
- part of the outer fibrous layer of periosteum
- soft spot in the skull of an infant, covered with tough, fibrous membrane
- part of the skeleton that consists of the bones of the head and trunk of a vertebrate
- a small channel or duct
- A curving inward of the lower back
- also known as spongy or trabecular bone, is one of the two types of bone tissue found in the human body
- synovial joint where one of the bones forming the joint is shaped like a saddle with the other bone resting on it like a rider on a horse
- is a surgical procedure to restore a fracture or dislocation to the correct alignment
- mainly made up of fat cells
- common class of synovial joint that includes the ankle, elbow, and knee joints
- the skull, especially the part enclosing the brain
- either type of cartilaginous joint
- a break or splinter of the bone into more than two fragments
- A condition which refers to a problem with a rubbery disk between the spinal bones
- is a bone fracture in which the parts of the broken bone are driven toward or into each other by force
- attachments or articulations include fossa, ramus, and condyle
- is a synovial joint which, under physiological conditions, allows only gliding movement
- bones whose principal function is either extensive protection or the provision of broad surfaces for muscular attachment
- an immovably fixed joint between bones connected by fibrous tissue
- is the central cavity of bone shafts
- a dense layer of vascular connective tissue enveloping the bones except at the surfaces of the joints.
- are a series of microscopic tubes in the outermost region of bone called cortical bone that allow blood vessels and nerves to travel through
- an imaginary line about which a body rotates
- having or relating to a single axis
- develop after birth
- a bone cell, formed when an osteoblast becomes embedded in the matrix it has secreted
- a natural or manufactured joint or coupling, such as the hip joint, in which a partially spherical end lies in a socket, allowing multidirectional movement and rotation.
- having or relating to two axes.
- a cavity or depression, especially in bone
- the end part of a long bone
- line/plate is a hyaline cartilage plate in the metaphysis at each end of a long bone
- connected entirely by cartilage
- no joint cavity and are connected via fibrous connective tissue
- process of creating new blood cells in the body
- longer than they are wide
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- a large multinucleate bone cell that absorbs bone tissue during growth and healing
- Red blood cells, platelets and most white blood cells arise
- joins bones with a fibrous joint capsule
- in bone remodeling is the process of laying down new bone material by cells called osteoblasts
- A sideways curvature of the spine.
- a lifelong process where mature bone tissue is removed from the skeleton
- also known as diarthrosis, joins bones with a fibrous joint
- a fluid-filled sac or saclike cavity, especially one countering friction at a joint
- a break in a cranial bone resembling a thin line, without splintering, depression, or distortion of bone
- the state of being jointed.
- a solid swelling of clotted blood within the tissues
- Occurs when one or more bones in the spine weaken and crumple
- a roundish, flattened part in an animal or plant, in particular
- any of the small channels in the bone that transmit blood vessels from the periosteum into the bone and that communicate with the haversian canals
- An injury where a joint is forced out of normal position
- a cell that secretes the matrix for bone formation
- protection of nervous tissue
- the most superior (first) cervical vertebra of the spine
- is an ovoid articular surface, or condyle that is received into an elliptical cavity
- a thin layer, membrane, scale, or platelike tissue or part, especially in bone tissue
- the shaft or central part of a long bone
- smooth, white tissue that covers the ends of bones where they come together to form joints
- form during fetal development
- the portion of the skeleton of vertebrates consisting of the bones or cartilage that support the appendages
- bone fracture occurring when torque (a rotating force) is applied along the axis of a bone
- a fracture of the bone, occurring typically in children, in which one side of the bone is broken and the other only bent.
- such as maxilla or mandible.
- A type of arthritis that occurs when flexible tissue at the ends of bones wears down.
- A forward rounding of the back
- cortical bone
- plane joint
69 Clues: plane joint • cortical bone • develop after birth • a small channel or duct • longer than they are wide • is a type of synovial joint • the state of being jointed. • mainly made up of fat cells • the end part of a long bone • protection of nervous tissue • such as maxilla or mandible. • form during fetal development • A forward rounding of the back • having or relating to two axes. • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2018-05-21
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- LEGS
- ONLY MOVABLE JOINT IN SKULL
- JOINT THAT ALLOWS MAXIMUM MOVEMENT
- MEETING OF TWO BONES
- JOINT THAT MOVES ONLY IN ONE DIRECTION
- SOFT FATTY SUBSTANCE IN HOLLOW BONES
- LARGEST BONE IN HUMAN BODY
- MUSCLES IN OUR HEART
- PROTECTS BRAIN
- EACH SMALL BONE IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN
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- JOINT THAT ALLOWS US TO BEND TWIST AND TURN
- JOINT BETWEEN SKULL AND FIRST TWO VERTEBRAE
- MUSCLES NOT UNDER OUR CONTROL
- STRONG FIBERS WHICH ATTACH MUSCLES TO BONES
- MUSCLES UNDER OUR CONTROL
- ARM
- PROTECTS LUNGS AND HEART
- PROTECTED BY SPINE OR BACKBONE
- STRONG TISSUES HOLD BONES TOGETHER
- FRAMEWORK OF BONES
20 Clues: ARM • LEGS • PROTECTS BRAIN • FRAMEWORK OF BONES • MEETING OF TWO BONES • MUSCLES IN OUR HEART • PROTECTS LUNGS AND HEART • MUSCLES UNDER OUR CONTROL • LARGEST BONE IN HUMAN BODY • ONLY MOVABLE JOINT IN SKULL • MUSCLES NOT UNDER OUR CONTROL • PROTECTED BY SPINE OR BACKBONE • JOINT THAT ALLOWS MAXIMUM MOVEMENT • STRONG TISSUES HOLD BONES TOGETHER • SOFT FATTY SUBSTANCE IN HOLLOW BONES • ...
Skeletal System 2022-04-08
Across
- The type of joint that is at the neck.
- The type of joint at the wrist.
- The bone between the elbow and the pinky side of the wrist.
- The type of joint that is at the elbow.
- Cluster of 8 bones making up the wrist.
- The largest and strongest bone in the body.
- 5 long bones, connecting each of the toes to the ankle.
- These form the rib cage.
- The jaw bone.
- The outer bone of the lower leg.
- The type of joint that can't move.
- Also known as the spine.
- The bone between the elbow and the thumb side of the wrist.
- Includes the 5 long bones, connecting each finger to the wrist.
- A cluster of 7 bones, making up the ankle, heel, and arch of the foot.
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- Rests between the abdomen and thighs.
- The bones that make up the toes and fingers.
- Connects the shoulder to the elbow.
- Connects the Humerus to the Clavicle.
- The scientific name of the "Skull"
- The larger and stronger bone below the knee in the leg.
- Located between the Scapula and Sternum.
- The long flat bone in the middle of the chest.
- The type of joint that is at the shoulder.
- Also known as the kneecap.
25 Clues: The jaw bone. • These form the rib cage. • Also known as the spine. • Also known as the kneecap. • The type of joint at the wrist. • The outer bone of the lower leg. • The scientific name of the "Skull" • The type of joint that can't move. • Connects the shoulder to the elbow. • Rests between the abdomen and thighs. • Connects the Humerus to the Clavicle. • ...
Skeletal System 2022-04-11
Across
- joint dislocation
- protective cartilage that cushions the ends of the bones wears down over time.
- break in a bone
- abnormal curvature of the spine
- type of bone that are longer than they are wide
- inflammation of the tendon usually due to overuse
- type of joint in which the bones slide past each other
- lacks ability to synthesize and make vitamin C.
- division of the skeletal that is the skull and spinal cord
- responsible for bone formation
- responsible for bone reabsorption
- disease that thins or weakens the bones
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- bone tissue that has many open spaces
- interferes with your body's normal recycling process, in which new bone tissue gradually replaces old bone tissue.
- inflammation or swelling that occurs in the bone.
- birth defect that involves the incomplete development of the spinal cord or its coverings. (2 words)
- serious condition that occurs when the body produces to much in hormones that control growth
- a cancer that is common in teenagers and children
- overload of uric acid in the body
- inflammatory disease that over time can cause some of the bone in the spine to fuse (2 words)
- softening of the bone typically due to deficiency of vitamin D or calcium
- type of bone that are odd shape like the vertebrae and pelvis
- type of joint that allows extension and retraction of an appendage
- softening and weakening of bones in children tug to prolong vitamin D deficiency.
24 Clues: break in a bone • joint dislocation • responsible for bone formation • abnormal curvature of the spine • overload of uric acid in the body • responsible for bone reabsorption • bone tissue that has many open spaces • disease that thins or weakens the bones • type of bone that are longer than they are wide • lacks ability to synthesize and make vitamin C. • ...
Skeletal System 2022-01-04
Across
- located on the knee
- also called the pelvis
- top of the cervical vertebrae
- bone on the shoulder
- longest bone in the body
- the vertebrae below the thoracic vertebrae
- bone in the wrist in line with the thumb
- cord that attaches muscle to bone
- skull bone
- break in the bone
- curvature of the spine
- 12 pair of them
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- below the atlas in the cervical vertebrae
- jaw
- bone in wrist in line with the pinky
- heel of the foot
- strong flexible connective tissue
- longest bone in the arm
- the end part of the sacrum
- elastic connective tissue that attaches bones
20 Clues: jaw • skull bone • 12 pair of them • heel of the foot • break in the bone • located on the knee • bone on the shoulder • also called the pelvis • curvature of the spine • longest bone in the arm • longest bone in the body • the end part of the sacrum • top of the cervical vertebrae • strong flexible connective tissue • cord that attaches muscle to bone • bone in wrist in line with the pinky • ...
Skeletal System 2022-02-24
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- Ribs 8-12 with articulate indirectly to the sternum or not at all
- Red blood cell production
- Dense bone that looks smooth and homogenous
- Broken bone
- joint Joint that provides no movement
- Soft bones caused by lack of vitamin D, calcium, or phosphorus
- Refers to the shoulder region
- The last two pair of false ribs which do not articulate to the sternum
- End of a long bone; composed mostly of spongy bone
- 5 vertebrae in the lower back; largest vertebrae
- Cavities in which bone cells can be found within the bone matrix
- Spaces between bones in an infant skull
- Complex consisting of a Haversian canal and the lamellae surrounding it
- Marking left on the bone from growth at the epiphyseal plate
- Ribs 1-7 which articulate directly to the sternum by cartilage
- Site of fat storage in medullary cavity of long bones
- A joint; where two bones meet
- Cartilage that covers the epiphyses for smooth movement
- Refers to the hip region
- Tiny canals that radiate outward from the Haversian canal to lacunae to supply the bone cells with nutrients.
- Bone-destroying cells
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- Mature bone cells
- Site of hematopoiesis in the cavities of spongy bone
- Inflammation of the joints that occurs with aging
- The first vertebra, C1; allows you to nod your head
- Composed of bones that make up the limbs and girdles which attach limbs to the axial skeleton
- Second vertebra in the neck, C2; allows rotation of the head
- Bone that is composed of small pieces of bone and lots of open space
- Process of bone formation from cartilage
- Bone-building cells
- 12 vertebrae in the chest; attached to ribs
- joint Joint that is slightly moveable
- Shaft of a long bone; composed of compact bone
- Abnormal curvature of the spine
- joint Type of joint that allows the most movement; bones are separated by a cavity filled with synovial fluid
- Weakening of bone that occurs with aging
- Composed of bones that form the longitudinal axis of the body from the skull to the end of the vertebral column
- Concentric circles or rings of lacunae found in bone tissue
- Canals in bone tissue that carry blood vessels and nerves
- 7 vertebrae in the neck
40 Clues: Broken bone • Mature bone cells • Bone-building cells • Bone-destroying cells • 7 vertebrae in the neck • Refers to the hip region • Red blood cell production • Refers to the shoulder region • A joint; where two bones meet • Abnormal curvature of the spine • joint Joint that provides no movement • joint Joint that is slightly moveable • Spaces between bones in an infant skull • ...
Skeletal System 2023-09-28
Across
- A red, gelatinous substance composed of red and white blood cells
- Joint seen at the hip and shoulder
- End of a long bone
- turning of the sole inwards
- site of fat storage in the adult
- Nonliving, structural part of bone
- Site of longitudinal growth in a child
- Forms the outer walls of the diaphysis and thinner outer surface of other bones
- "Residences" of osteocytes
- Fatty connective tissue that does not produce blood cells
- Joint that has two concave articulating surfaces
- Major supplier of oxygen and nutrients to the shaft or body of a bone
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- turning of the sole of foot outwards
- A living tissue with active cells and blood supply
- Shaft of a long bone
- Along the midline longitudinal axis that includes the skull, vertebrae, and ribs
- Joint that permits movement in only one plane (flexion/extension)
- Cavity of the diaphysis that contains marrow
- Mature bone cells that maintain bone in a viable state
- Tiny canals, connecting lacunae
- Articulating surface in freely movable joints
- Young bone cells that secrete organic substances of the matrix
- Remodel, repair, and dissolve bone
- Sensitive life support sheath for bone
- Located in the epiphysis and filled with red marrow and blood vessels
25 Clues: End of a long bone • Shaft of a long bone • "Residences" of osteocytes • turning of the sole inwards • Tiny canals, connecting lacunae • site of fat storage in the adult • Joint seen at the hip and shoulder • Nonliving, structural part of bone • Remodel, repair, and dissolve bone • turning of the sole of foot outwards • Site of longitudinal growth in a child • ...
Skeletal system 2023-11-14
Across
- Upper arm bone.
- Area where two bones meet and articulate.
- Lower jawbone
- Substance aiding joint movement and reducing friction.
- Rounded bone covering the knee joint.
- Bony structure enclosing the brain.
- Series of vertebrae supporting the body and protecting the spinal cord
- Connective tissue linking bones to other bones.
- Forearm bone on the little finger side.
- Thigh bone, the body's largest and strongest bone.
- Connective tissue linking muscles to bones.
- Shoulder blade bone.
- Flexible tissue covering bone ends.
- Forearm bone on the thumb side.
- Shinbone, larger of the two lower leg bones.
- Long bones in the foot.
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- Dense outer layer of bone.
- Upper jawbone.
- Bones of the fingers and toes.
- Smaller lower leg bone beside the tibia.
- Kneecap bone.
- Porous inner bone tissue.
- Collarbone connecting the sternum to the shoulder blade.
- Pertaining to the body's structural framework
- The framework of bones in a body.
- Skull's top part protecting the brain.
- Hard tissue forming the skeleton
- Soft, fatty substance inside bones producing blood cells.
- Wrist bones.
- Ankle bones.
- Individual bones forming the spine.
- Breastbone located in the center of the chest.
- Basin-shaped structure supporting the spine.
- Curved bone protecting the chest.
34 Clues: Wrist bones. • Ankle bones. • Kneecap bone. • Lower jawbone • Upper jawbone. • Upper arm bone. • Shoulder blade bone. • Long bones in the foot. • Porous inner bone tissue. • Dense outer layer of bone. • Bones of the fingers and toes. • Forearm bone on the thumb side. • Hard tissue forming the skeleton • The framework of bones in a body. • Curved bone protecting the chest. • ...
skeletal system 2023-11-22
20 Clues: HEAL • hole • knee • iykyk • pelvis • donkey • grandma • depression • john kramy • haha funny • thats a man • connect bone • that one vine • DESTROY (bone) • my worst enemy • bad posture (me) • opposite of fibula • small rounded point • where two bone meet • this ones easy come on
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2023-11-17
Across
- Junction by which parts or objects are linked together
- Where two bones come together
- The bony skeleton of the head of vertebrates
- The part of the bone that looks like a sponge
- The end of a long bone
- Your jawbone
- Type of mature bone cells found in the inner substance of matured or fully formed bone.
- the structure of the skeleton supporting the lower limbs.
- Fibers that attach muscle to bone
- Cell that functions in the breakdown and resorption of bone tissue
- The end of the vertebral column in humans and tailless apes
- The breastbone
- The bone that helps protect your heart
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- The outside part of the bone
- Animal tissue consisting predominantly of contractile cells
- The main (mid) section of a long bone
- A band of tissue connecting a muscle to its bony attachment.
- The bone at the end of your knee
- Breaking of hard tissue such as bone
- Fibers that attach bone to bone
- Any of several small round bones formed in a tendon where it passes over a joint.
- One of the bony segments of the spinal column.
- Bone disease in which bone density is reduced
- A cell from which bone develops
- Tough elastic tissue, mostly converted to bone in adults
- Part of the bone that makes red blood cells
26 Clues: Your jawbone • The breastbone • The end of a long bone • The outside part of the bone • Where two bones come together • Fibers that attach bone to bone • A cell from which bone develops • The bone at the end of your knee • Fibers that attach muscle to bone • Breaking of hard tissue such as bone • The main (mid) section of a long bone • The bone that helps protect your heart • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2023-12-14
Across
- known as the shoulder blade
- lower jawbone
- the neck region that consists of seven vertebrae
- long bone of the thigh
- referring to the anatomical structures between the knee and the ankle
- extremity, referring to the anatomical structures between the shoulder and the fingers
- referring to the anatomical structures between the hip and the knee
- the five long bones of the foot
- bone of the forearm that runs from the elbow to the small finger side of the wrist
- known as the shin bone
- acts as a strut from the sternum to the acromion of the scapula/shoulder blade
- referring to the anatomical structures between the elbow and the wrist
- knee cap
- Symphysis, the midline cartilaginous joint formed by the right and left superior rami
- the long flat bone in the center of the chest to which the ribs connect via cartilage
- the wedge-shaped bone at the inferior end of the spine that intersects with the pelvis
- seven irregular shaped bones of the foot and ankle
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- known as the tailbone
- the largest and strongest bone of the foot known as the heel bone
- referring to the anatomical structures between the shoulder and the elbow
- the five long bones of the hand
- twelve pairs of long curved bones
- trochanter, the irregular lateral prominence at the proximal end of the femur
- the smaller of the two bones of the lower leg
- refers to the lower back that consists of five vertebrae
- the small bones that form the fingers and toes
- Crescent shaped cartilaginous structure in the knee
- known as cranium
- extremity, referring to the anatomical structures between the hip and the toes
- bone of the forearm that runs from the lateral side of the elbow to the thumb side of the wrist
- refers to the mid back region that consists of twelve vertebrae
- bony structures that form the cavity of the lower torso
- bony segments of the spine
- the arm bone
- the largest and uppermost bone of the pelvis.
- the eight small bones of the wrist
36 Clues: knee cap • the arm bone • lower jawbone • known as cranium • known as the tailbone • long bone of the thigh • known as the shin bone • bony segments of the spine • known as the shoulder blade • the five long bones of the hand • the five long bones of the foot • twelve pairs of long curved bones • the eight small bones of the wrist • the smaller of the two bones of the lower leg • ...
Skeletal System 2023-12-08
Across
- occurs when ligaments and tendons in the wrist swell, causing numbness, a tingling sensation in the thumb and forefinger
- parts of the bone do not separate
- What is the band of fibrous, slightly elastic connective tissue that attaches one bone to another
- when bone shatters into more than two pieces
- painful swellings of the bursae in the first joints of the big toes
- can result from a sharp blow to a joint or a severe twisting of a joint
- broken end of the bone breaks through the skin
- What is the process by which bone is formed, renewed, and repaired
- bone slips out of place, tearing ligaments that attach the bone to the joint
- painful inflammation of the bursa
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- fracture is completely across the bone
- broken end of the bone does not break through the skin
- What cushions the bones, attach bone to bone, and attach bones to muscles
- any type of break in the bone
- What is the fibrous cord that attaches muscle to bone
- What is the largest bone in the human body
- prolonged, repeated movements such as sewing or computer work can damage tissues
- What is the strong, flexible connective tissue that can cushion between bones to reduce friction
- What is a lateral or side to side curvature of the spine
- What is the smallest bone in the human body
- condition in which there is progressive loss of bone tissue
- What are the points at which bones meet
- inflammation of a joint
23 Clues: inflammation of a joint • any type of break in the bone • parts of the bone do not separate • painful inflammation of the bursa • fracture is completely across the bone • What are the points at which bones meet • What is the largest bone in the human body • What is the smallest bone in the human body • when bone shatters into more than two pieces • ...
Skeletal System 2024-01-09
Across
- Lateral bone of the lower leg
- Breastbone
- Area where two or more bones join together
- An extremity or end of bone
- Anklebone
- Long shaft of bones
- Tough membrane on the outside of the bone
- Medial bone of the lower leg
- Twelve pairs of bones that surround the heart and lungs
- Thigh bone
- Material found in some bones that produces blood cells
- Connective tissue band that holds bones together
- Material inside the medullary canal
- Larger bone of lower arm
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- Eight bones that surround and protect the brain
- Upper arm bone
- Area where cranial bones have joined together
- Lower arm bone on the thumb side
- Bones that form the main trunk of the body
- Bones that form the extremities
- Air spaces in the bones of the skull
- shoulder bone or shoulder blade
- two bones that form the pelvic girdle
- Wrist bone
- Membrane that lines the medullary canal
- Twenty-six bones of the spinal column
26 Clues: Anklebone • Breastbone • Wrist bone • Thigh bone • Upper arm bone • Long shaft of bones • Larger bone of lower arm • An extremity or end of bone • Medial bone of the lower leg • Lateral bone of the lower leg • Bones that form the extremities • shoulder bone or shoulder blade • Lower arm bone on the thumb side • Material inside the medullary canal • Air spaces in the bones of the skull • ...
Skeletal System 2023-10-27
Across
- The bone that connects to form your shoulder
- The bone that is your shin bone
- The bones that connects your lower leg to your toes
- The bones that make up the long part of your fingers and toes
- The other bone that makes up your forearm
- The bone that is in the middle of your rib cage
- The bone that is your shoulder blade
- The bone that makes up your back
- The bone that is your collar bone
- The bone that is your other leg bone
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- The bones that connects the base of your foot to the long parts of your toes
- The bone that makes up your hip bone
- The bone that connect to your hip
- The bones that connect the base of your hand to the long parts of your fingers
- The bone that is your knee cap
- The bones that connect your forearm to your fingers
- The bone that makes up your rib cage
- The bone that is your tail bone
- The bone that makes up your forearm
- The bone that is your jaw
- The bone that houses your brain
21 Clues: The bone that is your jaw • The bone that is your knee cap • The bone that is your shin bone • The bone that is your tail bone • The bone that houses your brain • The bone that makes up your back • The bone that connect to your hip • The bone that is your collar bone • The bone that makes up your forearm • The bone that makes up your hip bone • ...
Skeletal System 2023-10-24
Across
- kneecap
- is a disease that causes damage to the joint cause the joint to become distended, causing further pain
- double layer membrane that covers entire bone
- canals run parallel to the bone
- is the turning of the foot to angle the bottom of the foot toward the midline
- moves the limb laterally away from the midline of the body
- the main bone of the upper arm & forms a ball and socket joint
- the part of the skeleton that includes the pelvic girdles
- joints are movable and include the knee & elbow
- fracture is one where the skin isn't broken
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- growth is the thickening of bones by the addition of bony tissue at the surface of bones
- the part of the skeleton that includes the skull and vertebra
- help in bone repair and secrete collagen proteins that are used to maintain a structural framework
- Lifting the front of the foot, so that the top of the foot moves toward the anterior leg
- bone cells
- a joint movement which decreases the angle between the bones
- bone is located in the epiphysis and contains red marrow
- Movement that brings the anterior surface of the limb toward the midline of the body is called medial (internal) rotation
- ossification: hyaline cartilage is replaced by bone to form the growing skeleton
- the inner space of the diaphysis which containsred and yellow bone marrow
- _______, ischium and pubis are the three main bones of the pelvis
21 Clues: kneecap • bone cells • canals run parallel to the bone • fracture is one where the skin isn't broken • double layer membrane that covers entire bone • joints are movable and include the knee & elbow • bone is located in the epiphysis and contains red marrow • the part of the skeleton that includes the pelvic girdles • ...
Skeletal System 2024-02-08
Across
- bones in foot/connect tarsals to phalanges
- hip bone
- tiny bone at the bottom of the sternum
- also known as your ankle bones
- mineral needed to make our bones and teeth strong
- you have 206 of these
- bones in hand/connect carpals to phalanges
- horizontal bone/also known as collarbone
- forearm bone that connect to thumb
- bigger of the shin bones/connects to big toe
- also called the skull and protects the brain
- jawbone/connected to cranium
- bone in middle of chest/ where hands go for CPR
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- type of exercises that make your bones stronger
- they have more than 300 bones
- also called funny bone/located in upper arm
- largest bones in the body
- point where 2 bones meet
- protects the spinal cord and provides body structure
- you have 56 bones total in your hands and feet
- made up of bones/protects organs/provides structure
- smaller of shin bones/connects to little toe
- smallest bone in the body
- also know as wrist bones
- you have 12 sets of these/protect heart and lungs
- tailbone/at the bottom of the vertebrae
- where red and white blood cells are produced
- forearm bone that connects to pinky
28 Clues: hip bone • you have 206 of these • point where 2 bones meet • also know as wrist bones • largest bones in the body • smallest bone in the body • jawbone/connected to cranium • they have more than 300 bones • also known as your ankle bones • forearm bone that connect to thumb • forearm bone that connects to pinky • tiny bone at the bottom of the sternum • ...
Skeletal System 2024-04-29
Across
- smaller bone in the calf
- cell of the skeletal system
- bones connected to the sternum and spine
- hip bone
- tissue that protects the ends of bone
- bone in the center of the chest
- hard, dense bone tissue
- where two bones meet
- lower arm bone on the side with the pinky
- upper leg bone
- tissue that fills the internal spaces in a bone
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- bone tissue with many small spaces
- organ of the skeletal system
- tissue that holds bones together at movable joints
- upper arm bone
- tissue of the skeletal system
- thicker shin bone
- back bone
- bone on the top of the head
- lower arm bone on the side with the thumb
- collar bone
21 Clues: hip bone • back bone • collar bone • upper arm bone • upper leg bone • thicker shin bone • where two bones meet • hard, dense bone tissue • smaller bone in the calf • cell of the skeletal system • bone on the top of the head • organ of the skeletal system • tissue of the skeletal system • bone in the center of the chest • bone tissue with many small spaces • ...
Skeletal system 2024-07-22
Across
- This bone covers and protects your knee joint.
- This is the smaller bone in your lower leg, next to the tibia.
- These bones are found in your ankle.
- This bone is in the middle of your chest and connects your ribs.
- These bones stack up to form your spine and help you stand tall.
- This bone protects your brain and is also known as your head's helmet.
- These small bones make up your wrist.
- This bone is the larger of the two bones in your lower leg and is in front.
- These bones are in the middle of your foot.
- These bones are in the middle of your hand.
- This is the longest and strongest bone in your body, found in your thigh.
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- This bone connects your arm to your body and is often called the "collarbone."
- This bone helps support your body and connects your legs to your spine.
- This is the long bone in your upper arm.
- This bone is on the same side as your thumb in your forearm.
- These bones are found on your back and help your arms move.
- These bones form a cage around your chest to protect your heart and lungs.
- This bone helps you chew your food and talk.
- These are the bones in your fingers.
- This bone is on the same side as your pinky finger in your forearm.
20 Clues: These bones are found in your ankle. • These are the bones in your fingers. • These small bones make up your wrist. • This is the long bone in your upper arm. • These bones are in the middle of your foot. • These bones are in the middle of your hand. • This bone helps you chew your food and talk. • This bone covers and protects your knee joint. • ...
Skeletal System 2024-09-15
Across
- Formed by the sacrum, the coccyx, and the pelvic girdle
- bones that include the maxilae, palatine bones, zygomatic bones, lacrimal bones, and nasal bones
- located on medial side of leg
- consists of a manubrium, body, and xiphoid process
- vertebrae that include the first and second vertebrae, transverse processes bear transverse foramina
- Connect incompletely developed bones in infantile skull
- larger than cervical vertebrae, side facets articulate with ribs
- longer than the radius and overlaps the humerus posteriorly
- Bones that develop as hyaline cartilage that is later replaced by bone tissue
- triangular structure formed of five fused vertebrae
- located between tendons and underlying bony prominences
- composed of four fused vertebrae, forms lowest part of vertebral column
- joints where bones are joined by a layer of dense connective tissue
- Twelve pairs of these attach to twelve thoracic vertebrae
- anterior portion of the hip bone
- act as shock absorbers in some synovial joints
- broad, triangular bones, articulate with humerus of each upper limb
- located on the thumb side of the forearm b/w elbow and wrist
- vertebrae that support more body weight than other types of vertebrae
- joint where bones are covered with hyaline cartilage and held together by a fibrous joint capsule
- Bone that has irregular interconnecting spaces between bony plates called trabeculae that reduce bone weight
- lowest portion of the hip bone, supports sitting human
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- rodlike bones located between the sternum and the scapulae
- first vertebra, balances the head
- extends from hip to knee
- located on the lateral side of the tibia, doesn't bear body weight
- consists of a body and a bony vertebral arch, surrounds the spinal cord
- Encloses and protects the brain
- Mature bone cells
- the wrist is composed of 8 _____ bones that form a carpus
- second vertebra, the dens of this provides a pivot for the first vertebra when the head turns to the side
- extends from the scapulae to the elbow, articulates with radius and ulna at elbow
- Plate that remains in between the primary and secondary ossification centers
- Bones that develop from sheetlike layers of unspecialized connective tissues
- Bone that has a continuous extracellular matrix with no gaps.
- a layer of cartilage joins the bones of ___ joints
- Largest portion of the hip bone, joins the sacrum at the sacroiliac joint
37 Clues: Mature bone cells • extends from hip to knee • located on medial side of leg • Encloses and protects the brain • anterior portion of the hip bone • first vertebra, balances the head • act as shock absorbers in some synovial joints • consists of a manubrium, body, and xiphoid process • a layer of cartilage joins the bones of ___ joints • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-17
Across
- Joint-lubricating fluid secreted by the synovial membrane
- A fibrous sac that acts as a cushion to ease movement in areas that are subject to friction
- Supports the head and body and protects the spinal cord
- Inflammation of a bursa
- Cartilage
- Skull
- Inflammation of the joint
- Bone
- "Wear and tear arthritis"
- Synovial membrane, synovial fluid
- Bone marrow that stores fat
- Vertebrae, vertebral column, backbone
- Curved, bent, lateral curvature
- Curve, swayback, bent
- Stiffness, bent or crooked
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- Spinal cord, bone marrow
- Loosening, setting free
- Singular noun ending
- The partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- To bind, tie together
- The total displacement of a bone from its joint
- Bent, humpback
- Rib
- Abnormal softening of cartilage
- X-ray
- The smooth, rubbery, blue-white connective tissue that acts as a shock absorber between bones
- Joint
- Lines the capsule and secretes synovial fluid
- Areas where two or more bones join together
- Connect bone to bone
- Forms red blood cells in the bone
31 Clues: Rib • Bone • X-ray • Joint • Skull • Cartilage • Bent, humpback • Singular noun ending • Connect bone to bone • To bind, tie together • Curve, swayback, bent • Loosening, setting free • Inflammation of a bursa • Spinal cord, bone marrow • Inflammation of the joint • "Wear and tear arthritis" • Stiffness, bent or crooked • Bone marrow that stores fat • Abnormal softening of cartilage • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-21
Across
- Lubricant that makes smooth joint movements possible
- Bent and partially broken, seen in children
- Protects spinal cord and supports the head
- To bind, tie together
- Rib
- Crooked, bent, stiff
- Forms blood cells
- Works with the muscles to make many motions possible
- Cartilage
- Forms the lining of synovial joints, secrets synovial fluid
- Joint
- Vertebrae, vertebral column,backbone
- Loosening or setting free
- Overuse injury, small crack in the bone
- Inflammation of one or more joints
Down
- The loss or absence of mobility in a joint due to disease
- "Wear and Tear" associated with aging
- Cushions areas of joints
- Stores fat
- Bone is splintered or crushed
- Spinal cord/ bone marrow
- Curved, bent
- Singular noun ending
- Partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- Total displacement from bone from its joint
- Connects bone to bone
- Abnormal softening of the cartilage
- Inflammation of the Bursa
- bent, hump
- Curve, swayback, bent
30 Clues: Rib • Joint • Cartilage • Stores fat • bent, hump • Curved, bent • Forms blood cells • Singular noun ending • Crooked, bent, stiff • To bind, tie together • Connects bone to bone • Curve, swayback, bent • Cushions areas of joints • Spinal cord/ bone marrow • Inflammation of the Bursa • Loosening or setting free • Bone is splintered or crushed • Inflammation of one or more joints • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-21
Across
- Areas where two or more bones meet
- Specialist in care of feet
- curve,swayback,bent
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- partial knee replacement
- Total knee arthroplasty
- cartilage
- closed reduction
- Bent,hump
- to bind,tie together
- abnormal softening of cartilage
- spinal cord,bone marrow
- bone density testing
- osteoporosis
- fracture broken bone with an open wound
- inflammation of a joint
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- visual examination of the internal structure of a joint
- loosening,setting free
- polymyaglgia rheumatica
- inflammation of bursa
- x-ray
- vertebrae,vertebral column, backbone
- stiffness,bent,crooked
- skull
- osteoarthritis
- rib
- curved,bent
- singular noun ending
- Synovial membrane, synovial fluid
- joint
- Total hip arthroplasty
- Connect bone to bone
32 Clues: rib • x-ray • skull • joint • cartilage • Bent,hump • curved,bent • osteoporosis • osteoarthritis • closed reduction • curve,swayback,bent • Rheumatoid arthritis • to bind,tie together • singular noun ending • bone density testing • Connect bone to bone • inflammation of bursa • loosening,setting free • stiffness,bent,crooked • Total hip arthroplasty • polymyaglgia rheumatica • Total knee arthroplasty • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-21
Across
- visual examination of the internal structure of a joint
- joint
- polymyaglgia rheumatica
- x-ray
- Areas where two or more bones meet
- curve,swayback,bent
- to bind,tie together
- fracture broken bone with an open wound
- rib
- singular noun ending
- Total knee arthroplasty
- closed reduction
- curved,bent
- cartilage
- inflammation of a joint
- osteoarthritis
Down
- Bent,hump
- partial knee replacement
- Connect bone to bone
- stiffness,bent,crooked
- Specialist in care of feet
- fracture Complete fracture straight across the bone
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- loosening,setting free
- abnormal softening of cartilage
- osteoporosis
- skull
- spinal cord,bone marrow
- bone density testing
- inflammation of bursa
- Total hip arthroplasty
31 Clues: rib • joint • x-ray • skull • Bent,hump • cartilage • curved,bent • osteoporosis • osteoarthritis • closed reduction • curve,swayback,bent • Connect bone to bone • Rheumatoid arthritis • to bind,tie together • singular noun ending • bone density testing • inflammation of bursa • stiffness,bent,crooked • loosening,setting free • Total hip arthroplasty • polymyaglgia rheumatica • spinal cord,bone marrow • ...
skeletal system 2024-10-21
Across
- closed reduction
- spinal cord
- abnormal softening of cartilage
- cartilage
- stiffness
- a fibrous sac that acts as a cushion to ease movement in areas that are subject to friction
- rib
- to bind together
- smooth, rubbery, connective tissue
- bone
- x-ray
- fracture broken bone with no open wound
- polymyalgia rheumatica
- inflammation of a bursa
- curve, swayback
- loosening, setting free
Down
- scan nuclear imaging test that helps diagnose bone disease
- curved, bent
- bent, hump
- joint
- connect bone to bone
- inflammation of a joint
- marrow red bone marrow forms red blood cells, yellow bone marrow stores fat
- the total displacement of a bone from its joint
- partial knee replacement
- the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint
- skull
- a specialist in care for feet
- bone density testing
29 Clues: rib • bone • joint • x-ray • skull • cartilage • stiffness • bent, hump • spinal cord • curved, bent • curve, swayback • closed reduction • to bind together • connect bone to bone • bone density testing • polymyalgia rheumatica • inflammation of a joint • inflammation of a bursa • loosening, setting free • partial knee replacement • a specialist in care for feet • abnormal softening of cartilage • ...
Body Systems 2020-10-27
Across
- system that helps circulate blood throughout our body
- this carries deoxygenated blood back to our heart
- one of the two types of cells in the nervous system
- one of the primary organs in the central nervous system
- number of skeletal muscles in our body
- disease that is caused by long term inflammation in the bronchial tubes
- largest bone in the human skeletal system
- an organ that is in the middle of our chest
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- total amount of bones in our body
- another name for the circulatory system
- one of the two parts of the respiratory system
- main tissue that encase the heart
- biggest joint in your body
- study of diseases and disorders of the nervous system
- a muscle you can control
- pairs of spinal nerves in the human body
- form of cancer that comes from your lungs
- muscle that controls 80% of breathing
- smallest bone in the skeletal system
- one of the strongest muscles
20 Clues: a muscle you can control • biggest joint in your body • one of the strongest muscles • total amount of bones in our body • main tissue that encase the heart • smallest bone in the skeletal system • muscle that controls 80% of breathing • number of skeletal muscles in our body • another name for the circulatory system • pairs of spinal nerves in the human body • ...
Skeletal System 2016-10-26
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- are the ends of the long bone; 2 types are proximal and distal
- gliding does not involve rotation around any axis; plane joint
- type of fracture in which the broken bone portion is pressed inward
- type of joint in which the cylindrical end of one bone fits into a trough-shaped surface on another bone
- most common form of arthritis; a chronic degenerative condition that typically affects the aged
- tiny canals, radiate outward from the central canals to all lacunae; form a transportation system that connects all of the bone to the nutrient supply through the hard bone matrix
- type of fracture in which the bone is crushed
- red blood cells, platelets, and most of the white blood cells arise here
- slightly movable joints
- a disease in which Uris acid accumulates in the blood and may be deposited
- type of joint in which each articulate surface has both convex and concave areas, like a saddle
- bone-forming cells
- movements occur around two axes
- blood cell formation
- bone ends are connected by fibrocartilage
- forward rounding of the back
- type of bone that's typically longer than they are wide
- type of joint in which the spherical head of one bone fits into a round socket in another
- type of bone that's hard to classify with their shape
- sideways curvature of the spine
- hundreds of connective tissue fibers that secure periosteum to underlying bone
- encloses and protects the fragile brain tissue
- freely movable joints
- type of bone that's dense and looks smooth and homogenous
- an autoimmune disease, a disorder in which the body's immune system attempts to destroy its own tissues
- covers the external surface; provides a smooth, slippery surface that decreases friction at joint surfaces
- allow movement around one axis only
- middle of the bone and lined by the endosteum; cavity of the shaft
- type of fracture in which ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone
- crunchy, creaky noise made by joints when moved
- (C2); acts as a pivot for the rotation of the atlas (and skull)
- hold the eyes in an anterior position and allow the facial muscles to show our feelings through smiles and frowns
- cavities with osteocytes; concentric rings
- type of joint in which the articulate surfaces are essentially flat, and only short slipping or gliding movements allowed
- spinal curvatures in the thoracic and sacral regions, they were present when born
- aman perforating canal; perpendicular to the central cavity
- no joint cavity and are connected via fibrous connective tissue
- type of fracture in which bone breaks into many filaments
- joint inflammation
- joints in which the articulating bone ends are separated by a joint cavity containing synovial fluid
- makes up most of the bones length and is composed of compact bone
- flattened fibrous sacs lined with synovial membrane and containing a thin film of synovial fluid
- process of bone formation
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- basically connective tissue that covers the outside of the bone; outside covering of diaphysis
- throes immovable joints
- a bone-thinning tissue disease
- a flat plate of hyaline cartilage seen in young, growing bone
- mainly made up of fat cells
- joints; sites where two or more bones meet; holds bones together and gives the rigid skin mobility
- happens when a bone is forced out of its normal position in the joint cavity
- (C1); has no body; allows your to nod "yes"
- "water on the knee," due to inflammation of bursae or synovial membrane
- type of fracture in which the bone breaks completely
- allow movement in all axes including rotation and are the most freely moving synovial joints
- fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
- skeleton in which the overall function is movement of the body; composed of 126 bones of limbs and pectoral and pelvic girdle
- curvatures in the cervical and lumbar regions, develop sometime after birth
- giant bone-destroying cells in bones
- type of bone that's composed of small needlelike pieces of bone and lots of open space
- extra bone tissue that grows around the margins of the eroded cartilage and restricts joint movement
- realignment of broken ends
- type of bone that's just as long as they are wide
- cushion the vertebrae and absorb shocks while allowing the spine flexibility
- surfaces of its transverse processes contain large depressions that receive the occipital condyles of the skull
- aka central canal; opening in center of an osteon and carries blood vessels and nerves
- a blood-filled swelling in tissues
- skeleton that forms the longitudinal axis of the body; functions as protection of the body
- essential if bones are to retain normal proportions and strength during long-bone growth as the body increases in size and weight
- reveal where muscles, tendons, and ligaments were attached and where blood vessels and nerves passed
- curving inward of the lower back
- ,any result when the vertebral column is subjected to exceptional twisting forces
- type of joint in which the rounded end of one bone fits into a sleeve off ring of a bone
- type of joint in which the egg-shaped articulate surface of one bone fits into an oval concavity in another
- formed when an osteoblast becomes embedded in the matrix it has secreted
- type of bone that's thin, flattened, and usually curved
- type of fracture in which broken bone ends are forced into each other
- the ligaments or tendons reinforcing a joint are damaged by excessive stretching, or they are torn away from bone
77 Clues: bone-forming cells • joint inflammation • blood cell formation • freely movable joints • throes immovable joints • slightly movable joints • process of bone formation • realignment of broken ends • mainly made up of fat cells • forward rounding of the back • a bone-thinning tissue disease • movements occur around two axes • sideways curvature of the spine • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-19
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- humpback
- medication that exerts analgesic and anti-inflammatory actions
- to form bones
- break in bone
- places where bones come together
- pain in the arm
- collection of signs and symptoms that occur together
- joint with little movement
- surgical repair of the bone
- shoulder blade
- inflammation of a bursa
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- surgical incision into a joint
- connects bones to bones
- lateral curvature of the spine
- softening of cartilage
- freely movable joint
- joint with no movement
- disease due to vitamin D deficiency
- chest
- pain in a rib
20 Clues: chest • humpback • to form bones • break in bone • pain in a rib • shoulder blade • pain in the arm • freely movable joint • softening of cartilage • joint with no movement • connects bones to bones • inflammation of a bursa • joint with little movement • surgical repair of the bone • surgical incision into a joint • lateral curvature of the spine • places where bones come together • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-19
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- shin bone
- the term meaning pain in a bone
- term meaning joint with little movement
- any disorder of a joint
- the heel bone
- the lower jawbone
- term meaning break in a bone
- the breastbone
- the word meaning an injury to a ligament
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- bone tissue
- the term meaning the formation of a bone
- term referring to the chest
- measurement of the amount of movement in a joint
- pain in a rib(s)
- term meaning pain in the arm
- examination of the interior of a joint
- surgical cutting of a bone
- inflammation of a joint
- the term for the long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- knee cap
- a wrist bone
21 Clues: knee cap • shin bone • bone tissue • a wrist bone • the heel bone • the breastbone • pain in a rib(s) • the lower jawbone • any disorder of a joint • inflammation of a joint • surgical cutting of a bone • term referring to the chest • term meaning pain in the arm • term meaning break in a bone • the term meaning pain in a bone • examination of the interior of a joint • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-16
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- "Thighbone"
- "The tailbone"
- Decrease in bone density
- The shaft of a long bone.
- Injury to ligament
- Tumors of the bone.
- Pain in the ribs.
- Fibrous membranes that join bones
- Process/Bony dagger-like projection
- A Diagnostic radiograph
- "A tie" or "Binding"
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- "Shoulder girdle"
- "Bone tissue"
- "Funny bone"
- "Wrist"
- "To form bone"
- Place where bones come together
- Bones that make up the fingers, and toes.
- "Broken bone"
- "The lower jawbone"
- Flat bone in the chest
- "Upper jawbone"
- "The ankle"
- "Cervix"
24 Clues: "Wrist" • "Cervix" • "Thighbone" • "The ankle" • "Funny bone" • "Bone tissue" • "Broken bone" • "The tailbone" • "To form bone" • "Upper jawbone" • "Shoulder girdle" • Pain in the ribs. • Injury to ligament • Tumors of the bone. • "The lower jawbone" • "A tie" or "Binding" • Flat bone in the chest • A Diagnostic radiograph • Decrease in bone density • The shaft of a long bone. • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-19
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- Pain in the ribs
- Back bone/spine
- Turning inward
- Breast bone
- Special mature bone cells
- Shin bone
- Clavicle
- Heel bone
- Shoulder blade
- Chest
- Wrist bone
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- Bones of the fingers and toes
- Inflammation of a joints
- Turning outward
- Thigh bone
- Broken bone
- Tear in ligaments that connects bones
- Bones of the hands
- Bending a joint
- Kneecap
20 Clues: Chest • Kneecap • Clavicle • Shin bone • Heel bone • Thigh bone • Wrist bone • Broken bone • Breast bone • Turning inward • Shoulder blade • Turning outward • Back bone/spine • Bending a joint • Pain in the ribs • Bones of the hands • Inflammation of a joints • Special mature bone cells • Bones of the fingers and toes • Tear in ligaments that connects bones
Skeletal System 2015-09-28
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- The wrist bone
- Having to do with an arm
- Turning inward
- The lateral leg bone
- Shaft of the long bone
- Joint with little movement
- Inner membrane layer of the bone
- Break in which the bone is crushed or spintered
- Turning outward
- The bone above the upper teeth
- Thighbone
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- Kneecap
- Dense, flexible connective tissue
- Bone formation
- The heel bone
- Mature bone cells
- The lower jawbone
- Straight line through a physical body
- Moving around a central axis
- Bone tissue
20 Clues: Kneecap • Thighbone • Bone tissue • The heel bone • The wrist bone • Bone formation • Turning inward • Turning outward • Mature bone cells • The lower jawbone • The lateral leg bone • Shaft of the long bone • Having to do with an arm • Joint with little movement • Moving around a central axis • The bone above the upper teeth • Inner membrane layer of the bone • Dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-28
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- bone of the upper lip
- could be known as the cheek bone
- top seven bones of the vertebrae
- arm bone
- suffix for movement
- shaft of a long bone
- known by sternum, ribs, and associated cartilage collectively
- one of the two divided parts of the skeleton
- bones that make up the wrist
- a process off of the temporal bone
- root word for bone
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- ribs 11 and 12
- separates the frontal and parietal bone
- root word bones of fingers and toes
- bone at the base of the spine
- bone tissue
- root word for heel bone
- ties bones together
- the outside covering of most bones
- a process off of the sternum
20 Clues: arm bone • bone tissue • ribs 11 and 12 • root word for bone • suffix for movement • ties bones together • shaft of a long bone • bone of the upper lip • root word for heel bone • bones that make up the wrist • a process off of the sternum • bone at the base of the spine • could be known as the cheek bone • top seven bones of the vertebrae • the outside covering of most bones • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-28
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- Breastbone
- Break without separation
- Having to do with the arm
- Kneecap
- Break in which the bone is crushed or splintered
- The lateral leg bone
- Shoulder blade
- Fingers
- Chest
- Straight line through a physical body
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- The lower jaw bone
- Thigh bone
- A wrist bone
- Dense flexible connective tissue
- Mature bone cell
- Shaft of a long bone
- Break where one bone is pushed into another
- Fracture of the distal end of the fibula
- The collarbone
- Caused by a twisting injury
20 Clues: Chest • Kneecap • Fingers • Thigh bone • Breastbone • A wrist bone • The collarbone • Shoulder blade • Mature bone cell • The lower jaw bone • Shaft of a long bone • The lateral leg bone • Break without separation • Having to do with the arm • Caused by a twisting injury • Dense flexible connective tissue • Straight line through a physical body • Fracture of the distal end of the fibula • ...
Skeletal System 2016-02-22
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- Shaft of a long bone
- "floating" bone that is imbedded in the tendon of the thigh muscle
- Physician who specializes in the treatment of joint disorders and arthritic conditions
- Break is at an angle to the bone
- Turning outward
- Bones that make up fingers and toes
- Long bone that extends from the hip to the knee
- Spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid
- Moving around a central axis
- Tear in a ligament or the fibrous tissue that connects bones
- The place where bones come together
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- A joint that has free movement
- Tumor of the bone
- Sideways curvature of the spine that may occur in any region of the spine
- Thin layer of cells
- Loss of height; humpback
- When one side of the bone is broken and the other is bent
- Movement away from the midline of the body
- A broken bone
- Greek word "karpos" meaning
20 Clues: A broken bone • Turning outward • Tumor of the bone • Thin layer of cells • Shaft of a long bone • Loss of height; humpback • Greek word "karpos" meaning • Moving around a central axis • A joint that has free movement • Break is at an angle to the bone • Bones that make up fingers and toes • The place where bones come together • Movement away from the midline of the body • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-26
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- movement away from the midline of the body
- membrane covering most bones
- backward bending
- shaft of a long bone
- inside of diaphysis
- turning the palm or foot upward
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- joint with no movement
- turning inward
- joint inflammation
- bone that forms the cheeks
- calcane/o
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- place where bones come together
- composed of cranial, facial, thoracic and spinal bones
- projection on the lower end of the sternum
- inner surface of medullary cavity
- bone that forms the bridge of the nose
- end of a long bone
- joint with little movement
- femur/o
- joint that has free movement
- a tear in a ligament
22 Clues: femur/o • calcane/o • turning inward • backward bending • end of a long bone • joint inflammation • inside of diaphysis • shaft of a long bone • a tear in a ligament • joint with no movement • joint with little movement • bone that forms the cheeks • membrane covering most bones • joint that has free movement • place where bones come together • turning the palm or foot upward • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-27
20 Clues: pain • neck • porous • jawbone • fingers • hip bone • study of • shin bone • heel bone • vertebrae • cheek bone • breastbone • removal of • collar bone • bone tissue • shoulder blade • surgical repair • joined together • thorax or chest • having to do with arm
Skeletal System 2015-09-27
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- kneecap
- surgical repair of bone
- movement away from the midline of the body
- pain in the arm
- end of the long bone
- bone formation
- thighbone
- the collarbone
- the lower jaw bone
- injury to a ligament
- the shoulder blade
- bending a joint
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- shin bone
- fibrous membrane joining bones, especially the cranial bones
- the breastbone
- break in a bone
- joint with no movement
- pain in a rib
- lateral curvature of the spine; S-shaped curvature
- membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- the long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- turning the palm or foot upward
- the heel bone
23 Clues: kneecap • shin bone • thighbone • pain in a rib • the heel bone • the breastbone • bone formation • the collarbone • break in a bone • pain in the arm • bending a joint • the lower jaw bone • the shoulder blade • end of the long bone • injury to a ligament • joint with no movement • surgical repair of bone • turning the palm or foot upward • movement away from the midline of the body • ...