skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Unit 3 Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- Small and round, embedded in tendons.
- Thin membrane living in meduallary cavity.
- Insulin like growth factors.
- Can help strengthen and stabilize bones and density
- Disease caused by decrease in bone mass.
- The shaft of the long bone.
- Where 2 bone surface come together- joint.
- The end of a long bone.
- Area of bone; projects above surface of bone.
- A fibrous, life supporting covering for bone.
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- Between the diaphysis and epiphysis.
- Process of bone development.
- These bones develop into osteoblasts.
- Basic structural framework for body.
- Forms within 48 hours after fracture.
- Openings that allow blood vessels to enter bone.
- Bone resorption/breakdown;from white blood cells
- Found in a lacuna.
- Occurs at an angle that is not 90°.
- One bone fragment is driven into another.
20 Clues: Found in a lacuna. • The end of a long bone. • The shaft of the long bone. • Process of bone development. • Insulin like growth factors. • Occurs at an angle that is not 90°. • Between the diaphysis and epiphysis. • Basic structural framework for body. • Small and round, embedded in tendons. • These bones develop into osteoblasts. • Forms within 48 hours after fracture. • ...
skeletal system review 21 2021-09-27
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- reshapens bones
- builds bone
- function when muscle pulls on bone
- close to point of attachment
- lack of calcium/low density
- break within the skin
- caused by lack of vit D
- examine fluid inside joint space
- bone did not fully split
- upper region of spine
- bone shattered into multiple pieces
- immune response that attacks joints
- towards front of the body
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- examine joint tissue
- test to diagnose rickets
- measured by T-Score
- far from point of attachment
- maintains bone
- connects bone to bone
- treatment for scoliosis
- examine fluid to find mutations
- out of alignment
- bent and splintered fracture
- joint in the thumb
- fracture that looks twisted/curled
- allows for movement in the body
26 Clues: builds bone • maintains bone • reshapens bones • out of alignment • joint in the thumb • measured by T-Score • examine joint tissue • connects bone to bone • break within the skin • upper region of spine • treatment for scoliosis • caused by lack of vit D • test to diagnose rickets • bone did not fully split • towards front of the body • lack of calcium/low density • far from point of attachment • ...
Skeletal System - Part I 2021-11-11
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- the diaphysis has this type of bone
- the two pairs of ribs that are not attached to the sternum or other ribs
- ankle
- opposite to the shin bone
- the type of skeleton that forms the cranium and the vertebrae
- the epiphysis has this type of bone
- the kneecap
- spine
- the shoulder blade
- the first seven pairs of ribs that are directly attached to the sternum
- the long bones that are proximal to the wrist
- the jawbone
- the strongest bone in the body
- the collarbone
- hip
- breastbone
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- the long bones that are proximal to the ankle
- fingers and toes; digits
- the type of bones that do not fit in with the other three types
- the type of bone that is homogeneous; it looks the same throughout
- the upper arm
- the type of skeleton that forms the limbs
- forearm bone distal to the thumb
- forearm bone proximal to the thumb
- the wrist
- the three pairs of ribs that are not attached to the sternum
- the shin
27 Clues: hip • ankle • spine • the shin • the wrist • breastbone • the kneecap • the jawbone • the upper arm • the collarbone • the shoulder blade • fingers and toes; digits • opposite to the shin bone • the strongest bone in the body • forearm bone distal to the thumb • forearm bone proximal to the thumb • the diaphysis has this type of bone • the epiphysis has this type of bone • ...
CH 4 Skeletal System 2021-11-29
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- most common form of dwarfism
- Flying mammal
- most common cause of hematogenous spread
- Has a trunk
- arthritis, noninfectious inflammatory arthritis that affects joints symmetrically
- "brittle bones"
- how many types of spina bifida are there?
- Man's best friend
- the end of a long bone
- Large marsupial
- Likes to chase mice
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- osteoarthritis is also known as
- most common chronic metabolic disease
- junction at which vertebral anamolies most commonly occur
- "marble bones"
- abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- an incomplete fx with the opposite cortex intact
- a lack of viatmin D in the diet
- type of fx that occurs in an area of weakness caused by a pathologic process
- primary malignant tumor arising in marrow of long bones
- the shaft of a long bone
21 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • "marble bones" • "brittle bones" • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • the end of a long bone • the shaft of a long bone • most common form of dwarfism • osteoarthritis is also known as • a lack of viatmin D in the diet • most common chronic metabolic disease • abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • ...
Skeletal System Med Term 2025-02-11
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- a cell responsible for filtering blood and producing urine
- a spinal deformity shown by an excessive outward curve of the upper back
- lower back area where lumbar spine meets sacrum
- referring to clavicle
- condition that affects cartilage under the kneecap
- a minimally invasive procedure to treat painful spinal compression fractures
- stiffness of a joint by disease or surgery
- a condition that causes pain in the ball of the foot
- relating to neck
- the study of language and the relationship between genes in different species
- a surgical procedure that reshapes the neck to treat hip impingement
- a medical specialty that uses images to diagnose and treat disease
- inflammation in the lining of the joints
- referring to ribs
- inflammation of a tendon
- a small fracture between two vertebrae of the spine
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- pain in the arm
- a complex structure in the midfoot connecting the tarsal to metatarsal bones
- a softening in the spinal cord tissue that causes neurological damage
- a type of bone cancer that originates in the cells responsible for making new bone tissue
- a surgical procedure to remove one or more fingers or toes
- an inflammation of a fluid sac that cushions joints and tendons
- a disease in which non-cancerous lumps form in different organs
- any of the 5 bones in the hand
- a surgical procedure in which removing a part of the skull to access the brain
- a spinal deformity in which an abnormal curvature in the spine appears
- located on the front of the knee where the kneecap meets the thigh bone
- a spinal deformity shown by an excessive inward curve of the lower back
- the swelling and tenderness of one or more joints
- ulnar bone of the forarm meets the wrist
30 Clues: pain in the arm • relating to neck • referring to ribs • referring to clavicle • inflammation of a tendon • any of the 5 bones in the hand • ulnar bone of the forarm meets the wrist • inflammation in the lining of the joints • stiffness of a joint by disease or surgery • lower back area where lumbar spine meets sacrum • the swelling and tenderness of one or more joints • ...
Remembering the Skeletal System 2024-09-18
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- Largest portion of the hip bone
- 14 bones that make up the fingers
- Spongy substance in the center of bones
- Third 5 vertebrae
- There are 12 pairs
- Broad, triangular bone that forms part of the shoulder joint
- The strongest bone in the body, thigh bone
- Lowest part of the vertebral column, composed of four fused vertebrae
- 5 bones that connect the wrist to the fingers and thumb
- Triangular structure formed by 5 fused vertebrae
- Connects the upper body to the lower limbs
- Lowest portion of the hip bone
- First vertebra
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- Second 12 vertebrae
- Protects the heart, lungs, and esophagus
- Anterior portion of the hip bone
- Calf bone
- Connect incompletely developed bones
- First 7 vertebrae
- Shinbone
- Encloses and protects the brain
- Hold the shoulders in place
- Bone on the thumb side of the forearm
- Bones that form the wrist
- Second vertebra
- Longest bone in the arm
- Bone on the pinky side of the forearm
27 Clues: Shinbone • Calf bone • First vertebra • Second vertebra • First 7 vertebrae • Third 5 vertebrae • There are 12 pairs • Second 12 vertebrae • Longest bone in the arm • Bones that form the wrist • Hold the shoulders in place • Lowest portion of the hip bone • Largest portion of the hip bone • Encloses and protects the brain • Anterior portion of the hip bone • 14 bones that make up the fingers • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-12
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- A cosmetic treatment for the feet and toenails.
- The branch of medicine that uses imaging techniques (like X-rays) for diagnosis and treatment.
- Existing or occurring between cells.
- A dentist specializing in the correction of teeth and jaws.
- A condition in which you lack enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your tissues.
- The act of breathing in, particularly for medical purposes like administering medication.
- Inflammation of the joints.
- A red blood cell.
- An X-ray image of the breast used for screening and diagnosis of breast cancer.
- Beneath the skin.
- Resembling a human being.
- A drug used to treat bacterial infections.
- A condition in which bones become weak and brittle.
- The spread of cancer cells from the original site to other parts of the body.
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- The membrane enclosing the heart.
- A reduction in the number of white blood cells.
- A group of symptoms that consistently occur together or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms.
- Pertaining to the arm.
- The long bone in the thigh
- Located above the kneecap.
- Pertaining to the neck or the cervical spine (neck part of the spine).
- A doctor who specializes in the study and treatment of the heart.
- A procedure or test that does not require insertion into the body or penetration of the skin.
- Muscle pain.
- A surgical incision into the abdominal cavity.
- A minimally invasive surgical procedure to examine or treat joints.
- The study of the nervous system.
- Inflammation of a tendon.
- Within a cell.
29 Clues: Muscle pain. • Within a cell. • A red blood cell. • Beneath the skin. • Pertaining to the arm. • Inflammation of a tendon. • Resembling a human being. • The long bone in the thigh • Located above the kneecap. • Inflammation of the joints. • The study of the nervous system. • The membrane enclosing the heart. • Existing or occurring between cells. • ...
Skeletal System Med Term 2023-10-30
25 Clues: ili/o • carp/o • lumb/o • burs/o • lord/o • kyph/o • cost/o • femor/o • ischi/o • humer/o • lamin/o • arthr/o • ankyl/o • fibul/o • crani/o • cervic/o • chondr/o • cortic/o • maxill/o • coccyg/o • medull/o • articul/o • metacarp/o • metatars/o • mandibul/o
Skeletal and Muscular System 2024-11-14
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- The muscle in the human buttocks.
- Muscles that open and close eyes and mouth. Aid in chewing and making facial expressions.
- A type of connecting tissue that holds bones to other bones together at the joint.
- Muscles that a person can control what they do.
- Muscles that work without a person telling them to.
- Provide flexibility and enable the skeleton to move.
- The muscles in front of your abdomen, the area below your chest and above your belly button.
- A strong flexible tissue that allows joints to move easily, cushions bones, and supports soft tissues.
- A system that allows your body to move and stay stable. Also provides protection.
- Joints that allow you to move.
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- A system that provides your body with a framework of bones that supports the body.
- Provide support, they are attached to muscles.
- A mineral that is needed for strong bones and teeth.
- Muscles that connect the front walls of the chest with the bones of the upper arm and shoulder.
- Joints that do not move.
- A muscle that is attached to bones that enables you to move your body.
- A type of connecting tissue that joins muscles to bones and muscles to muscles.
- A tissue in the center of some bones, makes millions of blood cells each day.
- A type of muscle found in organs, blood vessels, and glands.
- A muscle that is found in the walls of your heart. Involuntary muscle.
20 Clues: Joints that do not move. • Joints that allow you to move. • The muscle in the human buttocks. • Provide support, they are attached to muscles. • Muscles that a person can control what they do. • Muscles that work without a person telling them to. • A mineral that is needed for strong bones and teeth. • Provide flexibility and enable the skeleton to move. • ...
Skeletal and Muscular system 2024-11-21
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- The bone between your thighs
- Bone in your collarbone
- thin bone in the forearm
- a soft tissue
- system
- a large Muscle that is on the front of the upper arm
- Pumps blood through body
- a large bone that runs from the shoulder to the elbow
- Heart muscle that gives the heart beat
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- Bone in closing the brain
- larger bone on the forearm
- small bones on ankle and behind knee
- A Tough tissue that connects muscles
- The Thigh bone
- Large muscle on the back
- Connects bones to other bones
- muscle A muscle that is controlled by the autonomic
- muscle Attaches bones to skeleton
- Structure of the human body
- Large curved bones
20 Clues: system • a soft tissue • The Thigh bone • Large curved bones • Bone in your collarbone • Large muscle on the back • thin bone in the forearm • Pumps blood through body • Bone in closing the brain • larger bone on the forearm • Structure of the human body • The bone between your thighs • Connects bones to other bones • muscle Attaches bones to skeleton • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-04
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- abnormal stiffness often in a joint
- abnormal condition of stonelike bones
- inflammation of the maxilla
- abnormal condition of a hump
- inflammation of the bone
- inflammation of the vertebral joints
- softening of the bone
- abnormal cunditiom of lateral curved spine
- malignant tumor of the bone
- abnormal reduction of connective tissue
- tumor of the bone marrow
- inflammation of the bone and joint
- abnormal condition of bending forward
- inflammation of an intervertebral disk
- abnormal condition of the vertebra
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- inflamtion of the bone and bone marrow (bacterial infection)
- inflammation of the meniscus
- surgical repair or replacemint of a joint
- inflammation of the bone and cartalege
- abnormal loss of bone mass
- tumer of the bone and fibrous tissue
- inflammation of a bursa
- fissure of the vertebral column
- pain in the fiberus tissue
- dissolution of striated muscle
- split of the cranium
- soffenign of cartilage
- inflammation of many muscles
- inflammation of a joint
- muscle weakness
30 Clues: muscle weakness • split of the cranium • softening of the bone • soffenign of cartilage • inflammation of a bursa • inflammation of a joint • inflammation of the bone • tumor of the bone marrow • abnormal loss of bone mass • pain in the fiberus tissue • inflammation of the maxilla • malignant tumor of the bone • inflammation of the meniscus • abnormal condition of a hump • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-24
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- Formation or development of bone
- Surgical repair or replacement of a joint
- Inflammation of bone and bone marrow
- Surgical repair of a fractured vertebra
- Inflammation of a joint
- Located between the ribs
- Surgical removal of all or part of a meniscus
- Softening of bones due to vitamin D deficiency
- Inflammation of a bursa (joint cushion)
- Inward curvature of the lower spine
- Degenerative condition of the spine
- Inflammation of the cartilage connecting ribs to the sternum
- Inflammation of a tendon
- Disease or abnormal condition of the bone
- Membrane covering the outer surface of bones
- Surgical fusion of a joint
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- Formation and development of cartilage
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- Visual examination of a joint using a scope
- Death of bone tissue due to lack of blood supply
- Softening of cartilage
- Congenital fissure or split of the spinal column
- Surgical cutting of bone
- A malignant tumor of bone tissue
- X-ray image of the spinal cord
- A disorder causing abnormal cartilage development and short stature
- Surgical incision into the skull
- Inflammation of the synovial membrane
- Inflammation of cartilage
- Outward curvature of the upper spine (hunchback)
30 Clues: Softening of cartilage • Inflammation of a joint • Located between the ribs • Surgical cutting of bone • Inflammation of a tendon • Inflammation of cartilage • Surgical fusion of a joint • X-ray image of the spinal cord • Formation or development of bone • A malignant tumor of bone tissue • Surgical incision into the skull • Inward curvature of the lower spine • ...
Chapter 6 Skeletal System 2024-03-18
28 Clues: rib • hand • xray • bone • hump • foot • joint • wrist • fibula • radius • to draw • humerus • fastened • extremity • vertebrae • curvature • discharge • heel bone • cartilage • pouch, sac • bone marrow • skull, head • finger or toe • bending, curve • lower back, loin • coccyx, tailbone • femur, thigh bone • crooked, stiffening
Skeletal System Key Terms 2022-10-28
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- Former osteoblasts become surrounded by unmineralized matrix during bone formation
- an inherited bone disorder (present at birth)
- thin slippery sac of fluid that provides a cushion and reduces bone friction
- specialized mesenchymal cells that synthesize bone matrix
- fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
- upper and lower extremities which include the shoulder girdle and pelvis
- Process of calcium builds up in body tissue, causing tissue to harden
- excessive physical or mental tension
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- The straight shaft of a long bone
- The widened ends of a long bone. Each and contains the epiphysial plate where bone growth takes place.
- the bones of the head, chest, and back
- Internal skeleton
- a stretching or tearing of ligaments
- bone formation
- strong flexible connective tissue that protects joints
- specialized cell that absorbs and removes bones
- fibrous connective tissue that attaches bone to bone
- fibrous membrane that goes around and covers the outside of a bone
- connective tissue that has a lot of strong collagen fibers in it.
- a place where 2 or more bones or cartilages in the skeleton
20 Clues: bone formation • Internal skeleton • The straight shaft of a long bone • a stretching or tearing of ligaments • excessive physical or mental tension • the bones of the head, chest, and back • an inherited bone disorder (present at birth) • specialized cell that absorbs and removes bones • fibrous connective tissue that attaches bone to bone • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-08-20
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- The tailbone
- Bone that forms the front of the rib cage
- Bone that forms the upper part of the pelvis
- Bone that protects the brain
- Bone that forms the forehead
- Smallest bone in the human body (found in the ear)Bone forming the upper arm
- Bone forming the lower jaw
- Curved bones forming the rib cage
- Bone that forms the base of the spine
- Group of bones protecting the heart and lungs
- Bone that forms the front of the lower leg
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- Bone that forms the cheek
- Bone in the lower leg, also called the shinbone
- Bone forming the upper arm
- Bones that make up the fingers and toes
- Bone that connects the shoulder to the sternum
- Bone that forms the side of the skull
- Bone that forms the lower arm along with the radius
- The longest bone in the human body
- Bone that forms the back of the skull
20 Clues: The tailbone • Bone that forms the cheek • Bone forming the upper arm • Bone forming the lower jaw • Bone that protects the brain • Bone that forms the forehead • Curved bones forming the rib cage • The longest bone in the human body • Bone that forms the side of the skull • Bone that forms the base of the spine • Bone that forms the back of the skull • ...
Skeletal and Muscular System 2025-08-25
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- Bone formation that replaces a cartilage model is called ______.
- Bone cells that build new bone matrix are called ______.
- The thin protein filaments in a myofibril are composed mainly of ______.
- A transverse (T) tubule and two terminal cisternae form a muscle ______
- The neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle contraction is ______.
- The connective tissue sheath surrounding an entire muscle is called the ______.
- The bone of the thigh is called the ______.
- Carpals and tarsals are examples of ______ bones.
- The dark band in a sarcomere that contains overlapping actin and myosin filaments is the ______ band.
- Bone cells that break down bone matrix to release calcium are called ______.
- The ability of a muscle to be stretched beyond its resting length is called ______.
- The upper arm bone that connects to the shoulder is the ______.
- The light band in a sarcomere that contains only actin filaments is the ______
- The breastbone in the human body is also called the ______
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- The shoulder blade is known as the ______.
- A bundle of muscle fibers surrounded by perimysium is called a ______
- An elongated, multinucleated muscle cell is known as a muscle ______
- The cell membrane of a muscle fiber is called the ______.
- Bone formation that begins in embryonic connective tissue membranes is called ______
- marrow, Spongy bone contains _____ where blood cells are formed.
- The skull and ribs are examples of ______ bones.
- The cartilage growth plate where long bones lengthen is called the _____.
- The thick protein filaments in a myofibril are composed mainly of ______.
- The connective tissue sheath surrounding each muscle fiber is called the ______.
- Mature bone cells that maintain the bone matrix are called ______
- The ability of a muscle to respond to a stimulus is called ______.
- The tough, outer membrane covering bone surfaces is the ______.
- The ability of a muscle to shorten forcefully is called ______.
- unit, One motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it stimulates form a single ______.
- A smooth, rounded end of a bone that articulates with another bone is called a ______.
30 Clues: The shoulder blade is known as the ______. • The bone of the thigh is called the ______. • The skull and ribs are examples of ______ bones. • Carpals and tarsals are examples of ______ bones. • Bone cells that build new bone matrix are called ______. • The cell membrane of a muscle fiber is called the ______. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-10
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- Pertaining above the spine
- Bone forming cell
- Condtion of fused bones
- Between the ribs
- Within a joint
- Cartilage tumor
- Bone breakdown
- Below the spine
- Imflamation around the bone
- Pertaining to the hand bone
- examination of the joint
- Specialist of joints
- Surgical cutting of the skull
- Not invloving a joint
- Bone tumor
- Surgical cutting of the bone
- Study of the bones
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- Bone breaking cell
- Pertaining below the ribs
- Inflmation of the bone
- Above the collar bone
- Instrument used to view cells
- Beanth the cartilage
- Small holes in bone
- Against joint inflmation
- Softing happening to the bone
- Bone-like
- Pertaining around the bone
- Bone cell
- Bone deficiency
30 Clues: Bone-like • Bone cell • Bone tumor • Within a joint • Bone breakdown • Cartilage tumor • Below the spine • Bone deficiency • Between the ribs • Bone forming cell • Bone breaking cell • Study of the bones • Small holes in bone • Beanth the cartilage • Specialist of joints • Above the collar bone • Not invloving a joint • Inflmation of the bone • Condtion of fused bones • Against joint inflmation • ...
Skeletal System/Ayla Burandt 2025-09-12
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- Relating to a joint or the joints
- Procedure, where bone cement is injected into a fractured sacrum for pain relief
- Inflammation of a bursa, normally in the knee, elbow, or shoulder
- The medical term for neck pain
- A surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the upper arms
- Medical condition bones which bones become brittle and fragile
- Anything related to the gills or to the homologous embryonic structures in animals without gills
- The surgical cutting of a tendon
- A person who uses X-rays or other high-energy radiation, especially a doctor specializing in radiology
- The kneecap, a small triangular-shaped bone
- Relating to the bones forming the human carpus
- Inflammation of a synovial membrane
- A surgical procedure that reshapes the femoral head and neck to treat hip impingement
- Any of the five bones of the hand
- A medical condition characterized by a sideways curvature of the spine
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- The outer, thinner bone in the lower leg running from the knee to the ankle
- A malignant tumor of the bone marrow
- A surgical procedure that allows for the direct visualization and treatment of the interior of a joint
- The cells responsible for cartilage formation
- Softening and degeneration of cartilage
- Surgical opening into the skull
- Relating to the vertebrae
- Another term for radiograph
- Relating skulle scull cranium
- Plastic or reconstructive surgery of the tarsus
- The inner and typically larger of the two bones between the knee and the ankle
- Another term for orthographic projection
- A painful condition of the spine resulting from the degeneration of the intervertebral disks
- The cells that form new bones and grow and heal existing bones
- A spinal curvature condition where the thoracic spine curves forward
30 Clues: Relating to the vertebrae • Another term for radiograph • Relating skulle scull cranium • The medical term for neck pain • Surgical opening into the skull • The surgical cutting of a tendon • Relating to a joint or the joints • Any of the five bones of the hand • Inflammation of a synovial membrane • A malignant tumor of the bone marrow • Softening and degeneration of cartilage • ...
Skeletal System Vocab Review 2025-11-17
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- types of fracture where bone is pressed inward
- bone building cells
- tiny canals that move from the central canal; transport blood,nutrients and waste
- the type of bone that is dense and looks smooth;the shaft of long bones
- bones breaks into fragments
- the type of bone that has an open appearance; the end of long bones
- arrangement of of lacunae in concentric circles
- the shaft of a long bone; made of compact bone
- type of fracture that happens from a twisting force
- classification of joints that are slightly movable
- bone fractures incompletely; common in children
- a thin line that in the epiphyses that is the remnant of "growth plate"
- ligaments or tendons are damaged by excessive stretching
- the process of forming bone
- place where two bones meet; a joint
- type of joint that are immovable; ex. sutures
- types of fracture where bone is crushed
- bones that are typically longer than they are wide
- the central canals that lamellae are arranged around
- realignment of the broken bone end, followed by immobilization
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- mature bone cell
- the cavity on the inside of the shaft of a long bone
- the covering of the shaft of a long bone
- type of fracture where broken bones ends are forced into each other
- forms when blood vessels break and blood floods and swells the area
- classification of joints that are freely movable
- tiny cavities found in bone cell matrix
- cartilage that covers the external surface of the epiphyses
- the marrow that stores fat
- the end of long bones; made of spongy bone
- classification of joints that are immovable
- bones that are thin and flattened; ex: ribs, skull
- bones that have an odd shape and don't fit into the other catergories
- type of joint that can be either slightly movable or immovable; ex vertebrae, symphysis
- bone destroying cells
- type of joint that is freely movable; ex. hinge, ball and socket
- bones that are cube-shaped; ex: wrist bones
- each complex of a central canal and lamellae rings; looks like a cut tree trunk
- happens when bone is forced out of its normal position
- the marrow that makes red blood cells
40 Clues: mature bone cell • bone building cells • bone destroying cells • the marrow that stores fat • bones breaks into fragments • the process of forming bone • place where two bones meet; a joint • the marrow that makes red blood cells • tiny cavities found in bone cell matrix • types of fracture where bone is crushed • the covering of the shaft of a long bone • ...
Skeletal System Try 2 2025-11-21
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- This color bone marrow stores fat
- Rubbery gristle cartilage that helps give the ribcage its flexibility
- Found between the bones in the skull
- On average, human _____ is made up of 62% of water, while bones only contain 20%
- Allows for arm movement from side to side and backward and forward
- About 25 million red blood cells race through your ______ at any given time
- Animals with no back bone
- This three-part bone gives protection to the center of the chest
- The longest and strongest bone in the human body
- Help you keep your balance by swinging at your sides when you walk
- The skull provides a helmet around what organ?
- At each end of most long bones is a bar of cartilage called the _____
- The collection of bones that protect the stomach, liver, and other parts of the upper abdomen
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- The oldest type of surgery known to medicine
- Made up of 28 bones
- Fight off infections from bacteria, viruses, and other bodily invaders
- Made up of osteons, hard part of the bone
- What makes up the hard part of the bone?
- Nerve center of the body, protected by the vertebrae
- When the skeleton first forms, it is mainly made up of what?
- Animals with a backbone
- The curves in the vertebral column are needed for ____
- About two-thirds of a bone’s weight comes from _____
- Contains nerves to signal pain
- The jellylike inner part of the bone
- A flexible system under the skin which gives us our shape
- The smallest bones in the human body
- The simplest of joints, allows for movement like that of a door
- The type of ribs that do not reach around the front of the chest
- The funny bone
30 Clues: The funny bone • Made up of 28 bones • Animals with a backbone • Animals with no back bone • Contains nerves to signal pain • This color bone marrow stores fat • Found between the bones in the skull • The jellylike inner part of the bone • The smallest bones in the human body • What makes up the hard part of the bone? • Made up of osteons, hard part of the bone • ...
Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2025-11-19
24 Clues: arm • not • rib • bone • hand • foot • bent • below • tumor • joint • above • skull • to cut • between • straight • to sleep • softening • cartilage • spinal cord • pertaining to • surgical repair • surgical removal • abnormal condition • instrument for viewing
The Human Body 2025-03-09
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- System made up of bones
- System that makes hormones
- System that includes spinal cord and brain
- System A group of organs that work together
- System that helps in movement
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- System helps fight infection
- System that breaks down food
- System A group of parts that work together
- System that houses sperm and egg
- System that delivers nutrients to the body
10 Clues: System made up of bones • System that makes hormones • System helps fight infection • System that breaks down food • System that helps in movement • System that houses sperm and egg • System that includes spinal cord and brain • System that delivers nutrients to the body • System A group of parts that work together • System A group of organs that work together
Different Body System 2024-11-26
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- The system that helps the body fight off infection
- The system that produces offspring
- The system that covers and protects the body
- The system that protects the body from infection
- The system that filters blood and removes waste
- The system that supports and protects the body.
- The system that removes waste products from the body
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- The system that breaks down food into nutrients
- The system that allows the body to move
- The system that sends messages throughout the body
- The system that controls growth, development, and metabolism
- The system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide
- The system that transports blood throughout the body
13 Clues: The system that produces offspring • The system that allows the body to move • The system that covers and protects the body • The system that breaks down food into nutrients • The system that filters blood and removes waste • The system that supports and protects the body. • The system that protects the body from infection • ...
Ch. 5 Skeletal System 2016-09-12
20 Clues: rib • arm • knee • chest • porous • clavicle • vertebrae • both sides • cheek bone • wrist bones • breast bone • ankle bones • to form bone • finger or toe • turning inward • shoulder blade • upper arm bone • shaft of long bone • removing fluid from a joint • suturing together the parts of a broken bone
Skeletal system- Sonam Rama 2016-09-18
Across
- s-shaped break
- bone cells that are mature
- break in a bone
- humpback
- softening of cartilage
- adjective meaning collarbone
- excision of a vertebra
- s-shaped curvature in the spine
- bone in the wrist
- rib pain
- a Latin word meaning small plate; kneecap
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- bone tissue
- joint pain
- atrophy and thinning of bone tissue
- fibrous membrane joining bones
- heel bone
- professional who treats joint and connective tissue disorders
- related to the arm
- skin is broken through the fracture
- inner membrane layer of bone
- injury to a ligament
21 Clues: humpback • rib pain • heel bone • joint pain • bone tissue • s-shaped break • break in a bone • bone in the wrist • related to the arm • injury to a ligament • softening of cartilage • excision of a vertebra • bone cells that are mature • adjective meaning collarbone • inner membrane layer of bone • fibrous membrane joining bones • s-shaped curvature in the spine • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2015-09-28
Across
- The adjective describing skeletal muscles
- Suffix for inflammation
- A surgical cutting of bone
- Paralysis of both legs and the lower part of the body
- An injury to a ligament
- A break in a bone
- A sideways curvature of the spine
- The prefix for together
- excision of part of the wrist
- The lower jawbone
- The shoulder blade
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- Bone formation
- The swelling of a joint
- Moving around a central axis
- cavity The term for inside of the diaphysis
- Medication used to relive pain
- A saclike connective structure found in some joints
- The bone in the ankle that articulates with the tibia and fibula
- The suffix for removal
- The neck
- The bony protrusion on either side of the ankle
21 Clues: The neck • Bone formation • A break in a bone • The lower jawbone • The shoulder blade • The suffix for removal • The swelling of a joint • Suffix for inflammation • An injury to a ligament • The prefix for together • A surgical cutting of bone • Moving around a central axis • excision of part of the wrist • Medication used to relive pain • A sideways curvature of the spine • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2016-02-22
Across
- Chest
- The shoulder blade
- Pain in a bone
- Examination of the interior of a joint
- Turning inward
- Lumbar
- Malleus
- Cartilagin
- Brachi
- Collarbone
- Patella
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- Lower jaw bone
- Moving around a central axis
- Little movement
- Motion toward the body
- Thigh bone
- S-shaped curvature
- The Latin word for Heel
- Cervix
- two of the six main cranial bones
- Break at an angle
- Injury to a ligament
22 Clues: Chest • Lumbar • Cervix • Brachi • Malleus • Patella • Thigh bone • Cartilagin • Collarbone • Lower jaw bone • Pain in a bone • Turning inward • Little movement • Break at an angle • The shoulder blade • S-shaped curvature • Injury to a ligament • Motion toward the body • The Latin word for Heel • Moving around a central axis • two of the six main cranial bones • Examination of the interior of a joint
Muscular and Skeletal System 2016-12-13
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- the proximal and distal ends of a long bone
- thick and thin filaments connected
- osteocytes are located here
- surrounds compact bone beneath the periosteum
- multinucleated and on the periphery
- special ions bind here to reveal a binding site
- surrounds and constitutes the main canal in bone
- cartilage isn't part of formation
- long bones getting longer
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- In the muscle, The action potential travels here
- this hormone increases blood calcium
- There are two of these side
- phosphate created after muscular contraction
- increase calcium in the blood
- head ATP is needed to recock this
- positively charged and needed for contraction
- dense irregular connective tissue under sarcolemma
- these are also known as spicules
- found in blood vessels and in the skin
- muscles increasing in size
20 Clues: long bones getting longer • muscles increasing in size • There are two of these side • osteocytes are located here • increase calcium in the blood • these are also known as spicules • head ATP is needed to recock this • cartilage isn't part of formation • thick and thin filaments connected • multinucleated and on the periphery • this hormone increases blood calcium • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2017-06-07
Across
- anterior cruciate ligament
- Inflammation of a bursa
- Break is at an angle to the bone
- A sideways curvature of the spine
- A joint with little movement
- Shoulder Blade
- The heel bone
- The place where bones come together
- To straighten a joint
- A long bone that extends from the hip to the knee
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- "floating" bone that is embedded in the tendon of the thigh muscle
- The bone above the upper teeth
- Surgical repair of bone
- A bone disorder characterized by a decrease in bone density
- Break in which the bone is crushed or splintered
- The Bones that make up the fingers and toes
- Break in a bone
- X-ray of the spinal column using contrast medium
- A tear in a ligament
- Collar Bone
20 Clues: Collar Bone • The heel bone • Shoulder Blade • Break in a bone • A tear in a ligament • To straighten a joint • Surgical repair of bone • Inflammation of a bursa • anterior cruciate ligament • A joint with little movement • The bone above the upper teeth • Break is at an angle to the bone • A sideways curvature of the spine • The place where bones come together • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2017-06-07
Across
- finger, toe
- swayback
- lower back
- the bone above the upper teeth.
- latin word for heel
- joined (yoked) together
- examination of the joint with a lighted instrument
- excision (resectioning) of a veterbra.
- carpal tunnel syndrome.
- incomplete break, one side of the bone is broken and the other is bent.
- inner membrane layer
- part of the pelvis, hip
- porous
- stabilize or fuse
- total hip replacement
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- both sides.
- pain in the rib(s)
- range of motion
- spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid.
- bone marrow
- flexion- bending the sole of the foot or pointing the toes downward
- lateral curvature
- tumor
- movement in a circular direction from a central point.
- collarbone
- surgical repair.
- field of specialty that deals with joints and connective tissue disorders
- removal of, excision of
- movement
- poor bone calcification due to vitamin D deficiency
30 Clues: tumor • porous • swayback • movement • lower back • collarbone • both sides. • finger, toe • bone marrow • range of motion • surgical repair. • lateral curvature • stabilize or fuse • pain in the rib(s) • latin word for heel • inner membrane layer • total hip replacement • joined (yoked) together • carpal tunnel syndrome. • removal of, excision of • part of the pelvis, hip • the bone above the upper teeth. • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2017-06-07
Across
- finger, toe
- swayback
- lower back
- the bone above the upper teeth.
- latin word for heel
- joined (yoked) together
- examination of the joint with a lighted instrument
- excision (resectioning) of a veterbra.
- carpal tunnel syndrome.
- incomplete break, one side of the bone is broken and the other is bent.
- inner membrane layer
- part of the pelvis, hip
- porous
- stabilize or fuse
- total hip replacement
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- both sides.
- pain in the rib(s)
- range of motion
- spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid.
- bone marrow
- flexion- bending the sole of the foot or pointing the toes downward
- lateral curvature
- tumor
- movement in a circular direction from a central point.
- collarbone
- surgical repair.
- field of specialty that deals with joints and connective tissue disorders
- removal of, excision of
- movement
- poor bone calcification due to vitamin D deficiency
30 Clues: tumor • porous • swayback • movement • lower back • collarbone • both sides. • finger, toe • bone marrow • range of motion • surgical repair. • lateral curvature • stabilize or fuse • pain in the rib(s) • latin word for heel • inner membrane layer • total hip replacement • joined (yoked) together • carpal tunnel syndrome. • removal of, excision of • part of the pelvis, hip • the bone above the upper teeth. • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2017-06-07
Across
- flexion- bending the sole of the foot or pointing the toes downward
- bone marrow
- spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid.
- tumor
- the bone above the upper teeth.
- poor bone calcification due to vitamin D deficiency
- part of the pelvis, hip
- inner membrane layer
- latin word for heel
- excision (resectioning) of a veterbra.
- pain in the rib(s)
- lateral curvature
- examination of the joint with a lighted instrument
- range of motion
- porous
Down
- finger, toe
- joined (yoked) together
- removal of, excision of
- stabilize or fuse
- surgical repair.
- collarbone
- total hip replacement
- movement in a circular direction from a central point.
- incomplete break, one side of the bone is broken and the other is bent.
- movement
- carpal tunnel syndrome.
- field of specialty that deals with joints and connective tissue disorders
- lower back
- both sides.
- swayback
30 Clues: tumor • porous • movement • swayback • collarbone • lower back • finger, toe • bone marrow • both sides. • range of motion • surgical repair. • stabilize or fuse • lateral curvature • pain in the rib(s) • latin word for heel • inner membrane layer • total hip replacement • joined (yoked) together • removal of, excision of • part of the pelvis, hip • carpal tunnel syndrome. • the bone above the upper teeth. • ...
1.03 Skeletal System Disorders 2018-09-16
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- characterized by low bone mass and structural deterioration of the bone tissue
- infection which may involve all parts of the bone
- bone is displaced from its proper position in a joint
- bone is partly bent but never completely separates
- result of a severe blow to the head
- disc is a condition where cartilage disc ruptures or protrudes out of place and places pressure on the spinal nerve
- caused by lack of vitamin D, usually found in children
- exaggerated inward curvature in the lumbar region of the spine, just above the sacrum
- broken ends do not pierce through the skin
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- toe that is curled or flexed due to a bend in the middle joint of one or more toes
- degenerative joint disease occurs with aging
- joint disorder characterized by an acute inflammation commonly affecting the big toe, although it may affect other joints as well
- inflammatory condition of more of more joints, accompanied by pain and often by changes in bone position
- bone cancer in younger people
- injury to a joint caused by any sudden or unusual motion
- bone is splintered or broken into many pieces that can become embedded in the surrounding tissue
- broken bone ends pierce and protrude through the skin
- a side to side or lateral curvature of the spine
- humped curvature to the thorasic area of the spine
- trauma to the cervical vertebrae, usually the result of a automobile accident
- arthritis chronic autoimmune disease which affects the connective tissue and joints
21 Clues: bone cancer in younger people • result of a severe blow to the head • broken ends do not pierce through the skin • degenerative joint disease occurs with aging • a side to side or lateral curvature of the spine • infection which may involve all parts of the bone • bone is partly bent but never completely separates • humped curvature to the thorasic area of the spine • ...
Chp. 5 Skeletal system 2015-09-28
Across
- break in the bone
- one of the 33 segments making up the spinal column
- bone formation
- neck (also the neck of the uterus
- softening of cartilage
- examination of the interior of a joint
- pain in the finger
- bony protrusion on either side of the ankle (medial and lateral)
- in the skeletal system, a fibrous membrane joining bones (cranial bones)
- shaft of the long bone
- the bones of the sole of the foot
- injury to a ligament
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- radiograph of a joint
- bending a joint
- membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- adjective form of synovia, a synonym for synovial fluid
- inflammation of bone and associated with cartilage
- inflammation of a joint
- medication used to relieve pain
- kneecap
- end of the long bone(distal, proximal)
21 Clues: kneecap • bone formation • bending a joint • break in the bone • pain in the finger • injury to a ligament • radiograph of a joint • softening of cartilage • shaft of the long bone • inflammation of a joint • medication used to relieve pain • neck (also the neck of the uterus • the bones of the sole of the foot • examination of the interior of a joint • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2015-02-09
20 Clues: ped/o • carp/o • cost/o • pelv/o • lumb/o • cheir/o • femur/o • humer/o • crani/o • os/te/o • arthr/o • -physis • thorac/o • dactyl/o • cervic/o • chondr/o • -porosis • brachi/o • spondyl/o • calcane/o
Intro to Skeletal System 2021-09-28
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- The ____ girdle includes the clavicle and scapula.
- A function of the skeletal system is the _____ of soft organs.
- Bones that are usually square in shape.
- Connect a bone to another bone.
- Mrs. Campbell's favorite baseball team is the ____ :)
- The shoulder and hip are examples of a ball and ____ joint.
- The ____ skeleton includes bones of the limbs.
- In cases of severe blood loss, the body can ____ yellow marrow back to red.
- The skeleton has two hundred and ___ bones.
- The skull is an example of a ____ bone.
- Transparent cartilage is also called ____.
- Yellow bone marrow stores ____.
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- The place where two bones come together.
- How many parts make up the skeleton?
- This type of bone makes up 80% of the human skeleton.
- This type of bone has many open spaces.
- The elbow and knee are examples of a ____ joint.
- The cervical vertebra rotate side to side using a ____ joint.
- A function of the skeletal system is ____ of the body.
- Make up most of the joints in the body (mostly found in limbs)
- Odd shaped bones.
- At birth, all bone marrow is ____.
- The ____ skeleton supports and protects the organs of the head, neck, and trunk.
- The femur is an example of a ____ bone.
24 Clues: Odd shaped bones. • Connect a bone to another bone. • Yellow bone marrow stores ____. • At birth, all bone marrow is ____. • How many parts make up the skeleton? • Bones that are usually square in shape. • This type of bone has many open spaces. • The skull is an example of a ____ bone. • The femur is an example of a ____ bone. • The place where two bones come together. • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System 2021-10-21
Across
- opening in vertebrae where spinal cord passes through
- part of scapula where clavicle attaches
- irregular ends of long bone
- 2nd vertebra allowing for "no" motion of head
- cheekbone
- depression on posterior distal end of humerus
- lower arm bone on the thumb side (lateral side)
- only movable bone in skull
- name for the 1st 7 ribs; directly attach to sternum
- wrist bones
- surface feature found at distal end of ulna and radius
- fracture when bone breaks into pieces
- first step of fracture repair
- lining of medullary cavity
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- most inferior part of sternum
- depression in scapula where head of humerus attaches
- 1st vertebrae; allows your head to move up and down
- large opening in back of skull
- diagonal fracture
- only bone in body that doesn't articulate with another bone
- fracture that breaks through skin
- suture that joins two parietal bones together
- one of the ossicles; smallest bone in the body
- found on ulna, goes into depression on humerus when arm is flexed
- tailbone
25 Clues: tailbone • cheekbone • wrist bones • diagonal fracture • only movable bone in skull • lining of medullary cavity • irregular ends of long bone • most inferior part of sternum • first step of fracture repair • large opening in back of skull • fracture that breaks through skin • fracture when bone breaks into pieces • part of scapula where clavicle attaches • ...
Directional Terms & Skeletal System 2021-11-13
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- The _______ plane divides the body into equal right and left parts (also known as the midsagittal plane).
- The __________ plane divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts.
- A socket portion of the ball & socket joint.
- _____________ refers to the movement of a limb towards the midline.
- A hole in a bone.
- The main weight-bearing bone of the “lower arm.”
- The _________ plane divides the body into cranial and caudal parts.
- A concave area on a bone.
- Bones that are longer than they are wide.
- Towards the nose
- The first cervical vertebrae.
- Towards the bottom surface of the body
- Towards the head
- The name for a joint that allows only a slight rocking movement.
- Scroll-like bones found in the nasal cavity.
- The “hand” bones.
- The _______ cartilage joins the ribs to the sternum.
- Towards the top surface of the animal
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- Towards the medium plane
- Back surface of the front limbs, distal to the carpus
- The small long bone of the “lower leg.”
- Bones with a thin, plate-like composition.
- Vertebrae of the lower abdominal region.
- This forms the point of the elbow.
- The ____ joint is found between the humerus & radius & ulna.
- Towards the tail
- The 2nd cervical vertebra is also called the ______.
- _______ means on the caudal surface of the hindlimb distal to the tarsus.
- Away from the body (on a limb)
- What attaches skeletal muscles to bones?
- The name for a joint that does not allow any movement.
- The largest sesamoid bone in the body.
- Bones of the digit.
- The name for a joint that allows free movement.
- The equivalent of our “heel” bone, the large process that forms the point of the hock.
- Joint equivalent to the human wrist.
- Dense bone that covers the outside of all bones.
- The _______ plane divides the body into right and left parts.
- Towards the body (on a limb)
- Away from the median plane
40 Clues: Towards the tail • Towards the nose • Towards the head • A hole in a bone. • The “hand” bones. • Bones of the digit. • Towards the medium plane • A concave area on a bone. • Away from the median plane • Towards the body (on a limb) • The first cervical vertebrae. • Away from the body (on a limb) • This forms the point of the elbow. • Joint equivalent to the human wrist. • ...
Skeletal and Muscular System 2023-12-06
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- attach to bone to provide movement
- back of thigh
- able to contract
- font of thigh
- the state of partial contraction
- muscles you can contract when you want to move
- adducts thigh
- between muscles
- flexes leg
- pulls arm up
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- contract automatically
- back of lower leg
- connect muscles to bone
- neneath buttox
- shrink in size and loss of strength
- rips the pelvis
- upper chest
- ability to be stretched
- allows muscles to return to their original shape
- buttox
20 Clues: buttox • flexes leg • upper chest • pulls arm up • back of thigh • font of thigh • adducts thigh • neneath buttox • rips the pelvis • between muscles • able to contract • back of lower leg • contract automatically • connect muscles to bone • ability to be stretched • the state of partial contraction • attach to bone to provide movement • shrink in size and loss of strength • ...
SEHS 1.1 Skeletal System 2023-08-21
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- Cranium is an example of a ? joint
- Slightly moveable joints
- Bone shaft
- Bone membrane
- Neck joint
- Thumb Joint
- Reduces friction at joints
- Biggest and strongest vertebrae
- Joint with one direction of movement
- Smallest vertebrae (in size)
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- Discs inside the knee joint
- A function of the skeleton
- Wrist joint
- Part of pelvic girdle
- Position is nearer to the back
- Knee Cap
- Shoulder girdle if formed by scapula and ?
- Freely moveable joints
- Forearm bone which attaches to little finger
- Attaches muscle to bone
- Long bone superior to ulna
- Sternum, ribs, skull and vertebral column
- Nearer to where a limb attaches to the body
23 Clues: Knee Cap • Bone shaft • Neck joint • Wrist joint • Thumb Joint • Bone membrane • Part of pelvic girdle • Freely moveable joints • Attaches muscle to bone • Slightly moveable joints • A function of the skeleton • Long bone superior to ulna • Reduces friction at joints • Discs inside the knee joint • Smallest vertebrae (in size) • Position is nearer to the back • Biggest and strongest vertebrae • ...
Skeletal System Part 1 2023-11-20
Across
- This skeleton forms the main trunk of the body
- Their bones stop growing around 18 years old
- Arms and legs are examples of this type of bone
- Examples of this bone type includes: vertebrae (spine)
- Their bones stop growing around 20-21 years old
- Special cells that form new bone
- The ends of bones
- Examples of this bone type include: patella
- Lower jaw bone
- Bones offer this; surrounds vital organs to keep them safe
- Neck vertebrae
- Examples of this bone type includes: sternum & ribs
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- Low back vertebrae
- Bones act as ______ to provide movement
- Help humidify air we breathe; air spaces in skull
- The most commonly broken bones
- Bone marrow helps to create this...
- This skeleton forms the extremities (arms & legs)
- This skeleton forms the extremities (arms & legs)
- Examples of this bone type includes: carpal & tarsal bones
- Special cells that teardown/absorb bone tissue
- The medullary canal is filled with ______ marrow
- First 7 pair of ribs; attached directly to sternum
23 Clues: Lower jaw bone • Neck vertebrae • The ends of bones • Low back vertebrae • The most commonly broken bones • Special cells that form new bone • Bone marrow helps to create this... • Bones act as ______ to provide movement • Examples of this bone type include: patella • Their bones stop growing around 18 years old • This skeleton forms the main trunk of the body • ...
Skeletal System Word Search 2020-10-05
Across
- what structure connects osteocytes
- blood cell production
- strongest and longest bone in the body
- Neck portion of the long bone connecting the epiphysis and diaphysis
- stem cells, only cells to go under cell division
- exchange of nutrients, removal of waste with blood
- contains red and yellow bone marrow
- shaft with two ends, longer than it is wide
- made up of bones and cartilage
- Shaft or central part of the long bone
- smooth white tissue that covers the end of bones, they come together to form joints
- as mineral salts are deposited in the collagen fiber network,they crystallize and the tissue hardens
- what is found in the center of the rings
- releases enzymes and acid to digest minerals and carves out bone
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- Strongest form of bone tissue
- does not have a easy characterized shape or form
- End part of a long bone
- Extensive protection or provision of broad surfaces for muscle attachment
- lighter and less dense than compact bone
- Wide as it is long, provide support and stability with little to no movement
- inside the tendon of a foot, helps raise the big toe
- Triglyceride storage
- bone building, initiates calcification
23 Clues: Triglyceride storage • blood cell production • End part of a long bone • Strongest form of bone tissue • made up of bones and cartilage • what structure connects osteocytes • contains red and yellow bone marrow • strongest and longest bone in the body • Shaft or central part of the long bone • bone building, initiates calcification • lighter and less dense than compact bone • ...
Skeletal System Word Parts 2024-04-25
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- vertebral spine, column
- softening (s)
- pain (s)
- spine
- maxilla, upper jaw bone
- growth (s)
- radius
- bones of the fingers and toes
- clavicle, collarbone
- surgical puncture to aspirate fluid (s)
- surgical repair (s)
- towards (p)
- joint
- cranium
- aponeurosis
- bursa
- tarsals, ankle bones
- vertebra, spine
- meniscus, crescent
- within, in (p)
- increased convexity of the spine
- tendon
- tumor (s)
- intervertebral disk
- bone
- between (p)
- painful, abnormal, difficult (p)
- ribs
- patella, kneecap
- tibia, lower leg bone
- ilium
- loin, lumbar region of spine
- fibula, lower leg bone
- excision, surgical removal (s)
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- mandible, lower jaw bone
- suturing, repairing (s)
- carpals, wrist
- pubis
- cartilage
- ischium
- inflammation (s)
- abnormal reduction (s)
- slow (p)
- sternum, breast bone
- femur, upper leg bone
- above, excessive (p)
- scapula, shoulder blade
- stiff, bent
- tendon
- malignant tumor (s)
- movement, motion
- away from (p)
- tendon
- ulna, lower arm bone
- humerus, upper arm bone
- split, fissure (s)
- above (p)
- resembling (s)
- surgical fixation, fusion (s)
- marrow, spinal cord
- weakness (s)
- bent forward, increased concavity of the spine
- together, joined (p)
- crooked, curved
- break (s)
- pelvis, pelvic bone
- many, much (p)
- nourishment, development (s)
- under, below (p)
69 Clues: bone • ribs • pubis • spine • joint • bursa • ilium • radius • tendon • tendon • tendon • ischium • cranium • pain (s) • slow (p) • cartilage • above (p) • tumor (s) • break (s) • growth (s) • stiff, bent • towards (p) • aponeurosis • between (p) • weakness (s) • softening (s) • away from (p) • carpals, wrist • within, in (p) • resembling (s) • many, much (p) • vertebra, spine • crooked, curved • inflammation (s) • movement, motion • patella, kneecap • ...
Remembering the Skeletal System 2024-09-18
Across
- Largest portion of the hip bone
- 14 bones that make up the fingers
- Spongy substance in the center of bones
- Third 5 vertebrae
- There are 12 pairs
- Broad, triangular bone that forms part of the shoulder joint
- The strongest bone in the body, thigh bone
- Lowest part of the vertebral column, composed of four fused vertebrae
- 5 bones that connect the wrist to the fingers and thumb
- Triangular structure formed by 5 fused vertebrae
- Connects the upper body to the lower limbs
- Lowest portion of the hip bone
- First vertebra
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- Second 12 vertebrae
- Protects the heart, lungs, and esophagus
- Anterior portion of the hip bone
- Calf bone
- Connect incompletely developed bones
- First 7 vertebrae
- Shinbone
- Encloses and protects the brain
- Hold the shoulders in place
- Bone on the thumb side of the forearm
- Bones that form the wrist
- Second vertebra
- Longest bone in the arm
- Bone on the pinky side of the forearm
27 Clues: Shinbone • Calf bone • First vertebra • Second vertebra • First 7 vertebrae • Third 5 vertebrae • There are 12 pairs • Second 12 vertebrae • Longest bone in the arm • Bones that form the wrist • Hold the shoulders in place • Lowest portion of the hip bone • Largest portion of the hip bone • Encloses and protects the brain • Anterior portion of the hip bone • 14 bones that make up the fingers • ...
Skeletal System and Terminology 2024-09-19
Across
- surgical removal
- immovable joint
- tailbone
- inflammation
- semi moveable joint
- long bones in hand
- medial forearm bone
- plane dividing body into left and right halves
- freely movable joint
- radius, ulna, femur bone classification
- joint at knee
- treatment
- movement away from midline on frontal plane
- largest bone in body
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- joints between tarsals and carpals
- phalanges
- lateral forearm bone
- lying on your stomach
- weightbearing shin bone
- sesamoid bone
- short bones in hand/wrist
- heel bone
- facial bones classification
- collar bone
- synovial joint at neck
- hip bone you sit on
26 Clues: tailbone • phalanges • heel bone • treatment • collar bone • inflammation • sesamoid bone • joint at knee • immovable joint • surgical removal • long bones in hand • semi moveable joint • medial forearm bone • hip bone you sit on • lateral forearm bone • freely movable joint • largest bone in body • lying on your stomach • synovial joint at neck • weightbearing shin bone • short bones in hand/wrist • ...
Skeletal and Muscular system 2024-11-20
Across
- makes bones stronger
- involuntary muscle and pumps blood through your heart
- tissue in the middle of some bones
- keeps muscles strong
- allows the body with stability and protection
- attached to bones and allow your body to move
- bones and muscles work together to make this happen
- protects organs from getting damaged and is connected to spinal cord
- keeps muscles healthy
- small tear in muscle
- attached to muscles
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- disorder weakens muscles over time
- found in organs and blood vessels and glands
- strong flexible tissue that allows joints to move easily
- type of connecting tissue that holds bones at the joint
- provides balance and your muscles pull you back to a stable stance
- connected to bones
- framework of bones and other tissues that support the body
- type of connecting tissue that joins muscles to bones and muscles to muscels
- allow the body to move
20 Clues: connected to bones • attached to muscles • makes bones stronger • keeps muscles strong • small tear in muscle • keeps muscles healthy • allow the body to move • disorder weakens muscles over time • tissue in the middle of some bones • found in organs and blood vessels and glands • allows the body with stability and protection • attached to bones and allow your body to move • ...
muscular and skeletal system 2024-11-20
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- Fingers
- Smaller than tibia
- Wrist
- Small tear in a muscle
- Shinbone
- Found in the wall of your heart
- Raises Arm
- Raises heel
- An injury to an ligament
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- Raises head
- Hands
- Support the body
- Forearm
- Attached to bones to enable you to move your body
- Flexes knee and hip
- Straighten arms
- Shoulder Blade
- Collarbone
- Thigh bone
- Muscle found in the organs
20 Clues: Hands • Wrist • Fingers • Forearm • Shinbone • Collarbone • Thigh bone • Raises Arm • Raises head • Raises heel • Shoulder Blade • Straighten arms • Support the body • Smaller than tibia • Flexes knee and hip • Small tear in a muscle • An injury to an ligament • Muscle found in the organs • Found in the wall of your heart • Attached to bones to enable you to move your body
Muscular and Skeletal System 2024-11-18
Across
- This muscle raises your heel.
- Voluntary muscle, allows you to move.
- Connective tissue that connects muscles to muscles.
- Muscle found in your organs and blood.
- Injury found in a ligament.
- Tissue in the center of your bones.
- Flexible tissue.
- This is a break in your bone.
- Tear in your tendon.
- This muscle helps raise your head.
- This muscle flexes your knee.
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- This is when your bone pops out of place.
- This protects your lungs and heart.
- Protects your brain.
- This causes your spine to curve like an s.
- Longest bone in your body.
- This weakens your muscles over a period of time.
- Connective tissue that connects bones to bones.
- Involuntary muscle, pumps blood.
- This extends your leg from the thigh to the joint.
20 Clues: Flexible tissue. • Protects your brain. • Tear in your tendon. • Longest bone in your body. • Injury found in a ligament. • This muscle raises your heel. • This is a break in your bone. • This muscle flexes your knee. • Involuntary muscle, pumps blood. • This muscle helps raise your head. • This protects your lungs and heart. • Tissue in the center of your bones. • ...
Skeletal and muscular system 2025-04-07
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- found at the edge of bones at a joint and it prevents bones from rubbing together. If it breaks down that will lead to arthritis.
- One of the three types of muscles that causes movement.
- an e.g. of this joint are the joints that are found in the skull.
- a factor that can affect the skeletal and muscular system.
- when the bone breaks and pierces through your skin.
- it’s a muscle that contracts when lifting our fore arm.
- this increases when we exercise.
- A injury that often occurs in sports results from damaging a ligament which is found at joints.
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- these muscles makes up the walls of the heart and causes the heart to contract and relax.
- Area where two bones meet.
- disease that occurs when the cartilage at joints are damaged,usually resulting in person feeling a lot of pain in their joints.
- bone that is found in the shoulder and is also called the shoulder blade.
- connects two bones at a joint.
- an injury that occurs when a bone shifts out of position at a joint.
- a type of moveable joint that allows up and down or in and out motion like a door.
- a long bone found in your thigh.
- The middle inside region of a bone.
- these are the short bones in our toes and fingers.
- a factor that can affect the skeletal system. It refers to a person keeping their body upright.
- this is the direction the chest moves when we inhale.
- these bones protect the heart and lungs
21 Clues: Area where two bones meet. • connects two bones at a joint. • a long bone found in your thigh. • this increases when we exercise. • The middle inside region of a bone. • these bones protect the heart and lungs • these are the short bones in our toes and fingers. • when the bone breaks and pierces through your skin. • this is the direction the chest moves when we inhale. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-24
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- Body's response to infection
- Removal of tissue for examination
- Thigh bone
- Artery near the wrist
- black tumor
- Physical injury or wound
- Swelling due to fluid accumulation
- Tool to inject or withdraw fluids
- Functional unit of the kidney
- Main artery from the heart
- Forearm bone
- Cancerous tumor in epithelial tissue
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- Fluid-filled sac
- Main passageways to the lungs
- Measured quantity of medicine
- Complete set of genes
- Open sore on skin or mucous membrane
- Lack of red blood cells
- Chest pain due to reduced blood flow
- Abnormal tissue growth
- Elevated body temperature
- Relating to the kidneys
- Tube inserted into a vessel to keep it open
- Fluid in the lymphatic system
- Inflammatory skin condition
- Severe headache with possible nausea
- Skin covering the head
- Tooth decay
- Basic nerve cell
29 Clues: Thigh bone • black tumor • Tooth decay • Forearm bone • Fluid-filled sac • Basic nerve cell • Complete set of genes • Artery near the wrist • Abnormal tissue growth • Skin covering the head • Lack of red blood cells • Relating to the kidneys • Physical injury or wound • Elevated body temperature • Main artery from the heart • Inflammatory skin condition • Body's response to infection • ...
Skeletal System - Med Term 2025-04-24
Across
- – Process of observing bone
- – Swayback spinal curvature
- – Surgical repair of a rib
- – Inflammation of the finger or toe bones
- – Bone cell
- – Pertaining to correction of deformities
- – Tumor of the bone marrow
- – Surgical removal of wrist bones
- – Surgical repair of the skull
- – Incision into the fibula
- – Abnormal stiffening of a joint
- – Incision into the skull
- – Surgical repair of cartilage
- – Pain in the lower back
- – Foot pain
- – Pain in the foot bones
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- – Abnormal condition of the vertebrae
- – Instrument to observe a joint
- – Condition of porous bone
- – Pain in the hand bones
- – Pain in the femur
- – Incision into the clavicle
- – Pertaining to the shoulder blade
- – Humpback spinal curvature
- – Surgical repair of a joint
- – Neck pain
- – Pain in the kneecap
- – Pain in the sacrum
- – Pain in the humerus
- – Inflammation of the bursa
30 Clues: – Bone cell • – Neck pain • – Foot pain • – Pain in the femur • – Pain in the sacrum • – Pain in the kneecap • – Pain in the humerus • – Pain in the hand bones • – Pain in the lower back • – Pain in the foot bones • – Incision into the skull • – Surgical repair of a rib • – Condition of porous bone • – Tumor of the bone marrow • – Incision into the fibula • – Process of observing bone • ...
Skeletal System - Med Term 2025-04-24
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- – Process of observing bone
- – Swayback spinal curvature
- – Surgical repair of a rib
- – Inflammation of the finger or toe bones
- – Bone cell
- – Pertaining to correction of deformities
- – Tumor of the bone marrow
- – Surgical removal of wrist bones
- – Surgical repair of the skull
- – Incision into the fibula
- – Abnormal stiffening of a joint
- – Incision into the skull
- – Surgical repair of cartilage
- – Pain in the lower back
- – Foot pain
- – Pain in the foot bones
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- – Abnormal condition of the vertebrae
- – Instrument to observe a joint
- – Condition of porous bone
- – Pain in the hand bones
- – Pain in the femur
- – Incision into the clavicle
- – Pertaining to the shoulder blade
- – Humpback spinal curvature
- – Surgical repair of a joint
- – Neck pain
- – Pain in the kneecap
- – Pain in the sacrum
- – Pain in the humerus
- – Inflammation of the bursa
30 Clues: – Bone cell • – Neck pain • – Foot pain • – Pain in the femur • – Pain in the sacrum • – Pain in the kneecap • – Pain in the humerus • – Pain in the hand bones • – Pain in the lower back • – Pain in the foot bones • – Incision into the skull • – Surgical repair of a rib • – Condition of porous bone • – Tumor of the bone marrow • – Incision into the fibula • – Process of observing bone • ...
Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2023-01-10
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- incision in the skull
- pertaining to the ilium and pelvis
- to break (down) bone
- abnormal condition of humpback
- excision, removal of lamina
- condition of joined fingers, toes
- pertaining to between the vertebrae
- abnormal condition of bent, crooked
- care of feet
- abnormal condition of swayback
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- porous bone
- visual examination of a joint
- pain in the head
- pertaining to the thigh bone
- pertaining to between the ribs
- instrument to measure pelvis
- inflammation of a joint
- medicine, treatment of the foot
- pertaining to around the bone
- pertaining to under, below the knee
- specialist of straight feet
21 Clues: porous bone • care of feet • pain in the head • to break (down) bone • incision in the skull • inflammation of a joint • excision, removal of lamina • specialist of straight feet • pertaining to the thigh bone • instrument to measure pelvis • visual examination of a joint • pertaining to around the bone • pertaining to between the ribs • abnormal condition of humpback • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-10
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- Removal of the breast
- Difficulty swallowing
- Runny nose
- Examination of the eye
- Inflammation of the bronchial tubes
- Recording of heart electrical activity
- Disease of the brain
- Inflammation of the larynx
- Deficiency of cells
- Stomach pain
- Disease of the nerves
- Presence of stones in the ureter
- Inflammation of the gallbladder
- Removal of the uterus
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- Pertaining to blood vessels of the brain
- Removal of the tonsils
- Examination of the colon
- Muscle pain
- Inflammation of a joint
- Overactive thyroid
- Removal of a kidney
- Enlargement of the heart
- Softening of the bones
- Blood in the urine
- Inflammation of the skin
- Low blood sugar
- Pertaining to newborns
- Enlargement of the liver
- Low white blood cell count
- Breakdown of red blood cells
30 Clues: Runny nose • Muscle pain • Stomach pain • Low blood sugar • Overactive thyroid • Blood in the urine • Removal of a kidney • Deficiency of cells • Disease of the brain • Removal of the breast • Difficulty swallowing • Disease of the nerves • Removal of the uterus • Removal of the tonsils • Softening of the bones • Examination of the eye • Pertaining to newborns • Inflammation of a joint • ...
Lesson 10-Skeletal System 2024-10-21
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- bone porous layer just beneath the compact bone
- the shin and calf bones
- collarbone
- kneecap
- small bones in the hand and fingers
- protects vital organs
- joint that connects the skull to the spine
- joint in the ankles
- brain protector
- joint in your elbow
- chest bone
- small bones in the foot and toes
- the shin and calf bones
- plate growth plate that stays open while the body is growing
- small bones of the wrist
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- system the framework of the body
- small bones of the ankle
- bone dense layer that provides strength and protection; cortical bone
- joint in the wrist
- cavity narrow column found in long bones; holds bone marrow
- long, straight bone in the top of the arm
- joint that is immovable
- two bones in the lower arm
- hard out cover of the bone
- joint at the base of the thumbs
- two bones in the lower arm
- marrow soft tissue where red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are created
- longest and strongest bone in the body
- runs down the center of the back
- bone spine connects to the base; also the only indicator in the human skeletal system to help determine if someone was a male or female
30 Clues: kneecap • collarbone • chest bone • brain protector • joint in the wrist • joint in the ankles • joint in your elbow • protects vital organs • the shin and calf bones • joint that is immovable • the shin and calf bones • small bones of the ankle • small bones of the wrist • two bones in the lower arm • hard out cover of the bone • two bones in the lower arm • joint at the base of the thumbs • ...
Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2025-09-11
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- Is pain in the thigh bone.
- Is inflammation of a bursa softening
- Is a type of bone marrow cell.
- Is related to the correction of foot and limb deformities.
- Is an immature bone-forming cell.
- Is the surgical repair of the skull.
- Is a condition causing bones to become porous and fragile.
- Is pain and inflammation in the joints.
- Is a specialist who interprets medical images.
- Is related to the sacrum bone near the base of the spine.
- Is the inflammation of a tendon.
- Is the relation the the shoulder blade.
- Is related to finger or toe bones.
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- Is the study of joint and connective tissue diseases.
- Is inflammation of the joint lining.
- Is pain in the upper arm bone.
- Is pain in muscles and connective tissues.
- Is about the upper arm bone.
- Is located within a joint.
- Is the bone of the wrist.
- Is excessive inward spinal curvature (swayback).
- Is a Surgical opening of the skull.
- Is the excessive outward curvature of the spine, typically in the thoracic region.
- Is related to the lower back.
- Is related to the kneecap.
- Is pain in the bones beyond the ankle (foot pain).
- Is Located below the collarbone.
- Is Related to the fibula bone in the lower leg.
- Is the loss of muscle and strength.
- Is the muscles between the ribs.
30 Clues: Is the bone of the wrist. • Is pain in the thigh bone. • Is located within a joint. • Is related to the kneecap. • Is about the upper arm bone. • Is related to the lower back. • Is pain in the upper arm bone. • Is a type of bone marrow cell. • Is Located below the collarbone. • Is the muscles between the ribs. • Is the inflammation of a tendon. • Is an immature bone-forming cell. • ...
Skeletal system by Zoi 2025-09-15
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- A condition in which one or more of a baby's skull sutures close too early, causing problems with normal brain and skull growth
- The production of blood cells in the bone marrow.
- An inflammatory disease that results in the formation of granulomas (tiny clumps of inflammatory cells) in one or more organs, most often the lungs and lymph nodes. If left untreated, the inflammation can lead to permanent scarring, or fibrosis, in the lungs.
- A minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a tiny camera called an arthroscope to visualize, diagnose, and treat problems inside a joint.
- Inflammation of a bursa, typically causing pain and limited
- A bone cell.
- A condition characterized by pain in the arm.
- Surgical repair of a defect or deformity in the skull.
- Softening of the bone tissue.
- A condition where bone mass decreases, making bones weak and prone to fractures.
- A condition where the spine has an abnormal lateral (side-to-side) curve, often in an S or C shape.
- Bone pain.
- malignant tumor of the bone.
- The medical specialty that studies the skeletal system.
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- A network of nerves in the neck and armpit that controls the motor and sensory functions of the entire upper limb.
- The condition of excessive inward curvature of the lumbar spine, often called swayback.
- A degenerative joint disease affecting the bones.
- The primary artery of the arm, which supplies blood to the arm and hand.
- A spinal deformity that combines a lateral curve (scoliosis) with a forward curve (kyphosis), making it a type of crooked or bent humpback.
- Pertaining to the region located between two or more vertebrae.
- Surgical removal of a portion of the skull.
- A rare and malignant (cancerous) tumor that originates in the connective tissues of the body, such as bone, cartilage, muscle, fat, and blood vessels. The word comes from the Greek sarx, meaning "flesh'
- his adjective describes anything pertaining to or resembling a scar. For example, a "cicatricial contracture" is a scar that restricts the movement of a joint.
- a condition where two or more bones fuse together, resulting in immobility and stiffness in the affected joint.
- Inflammationation of the bone and bone marrow.
- this is a surgical procedure to repair or reconstruct the femur.
- a surgical procedure that involves replacing a damaged joint with an artificial (prosthetic) joint
- The surgical cutting of a bone.
- pain in a joint
- Pertaining to or relating to a vertebr
30 Clues: Bone pain. • A bone cell. • pain in a joint • malignant tumor of the bone. • Softening of the bone tissue. • The surgical cutting of a bone. • Pertaining to or relating to a vertebr • Surgical removal of a portion of the skull. • A condition characterized by pain in the arm. • Inflammationation of the bone and bone marrow. • A degenerative joint disease affecting the bones. • ...
Chapter 7 Skeletal System 2025-09-30
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- hollow chamber in diaphysis, contains marrow.
- Passage in osteon for blood vessels and nerves.
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine.
- Mature bone cell.
- Protein fibers that give bone resilience.
- Bones of hand between carpals and phalanges.
- Division of skeleton including limbs and girdles.
- First cervical vertebra supporting the skull.
- Hormone that lowers blood calcium by stimulating osteoblasts.
- Bone type with varied shapes.
- Expanded end of a long bone.
- Bone development from connective tissue.
- Widening region between shaft and ends of a long bone.
- Scientific term for blood cell formation
- Mineral crystals that give bone hardness.
- Exaggerated thoracic curvature of the spine.
- upper jawbone.
- Exaggerated lumbar curvature of the spine.
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- Space where an osteocyte lives.
- Bone development from cartilage.
- Fat storage site in long bones.
- Plate-like bone.
- Site of blood cell production.
- Condition caused by severe loss of bone density
- Tiny passageways connecting bone cells.
- Type of bone that reduce the bone's weight is called
- Longest and heaviest bone in body.
- Shaft of a long bone.
- Division of skeleton including skull, vertebral column, and thoracic cage
- Hormone that increases blood calcium by stimulating osteoclasts.
- Cube-like bone type.
- Bone type that is narrow with expanded ends.
- Condition Caused by a Vitamin D deficiency.
- Vertebrae that articulate with ribs
- Round bone embedded in tendons.
35 Clues: upper jawbone. • Plate-like bone. • Mature bone cell. • Cube-like bone type. • Shaft of a long bone. • Expanded end of a long bone. • Bone type with varied shapes. • Site of blood cell production. • Space where an osteocyte lives. • Fat storage site in long bones. • Round bone embedded in tendons. • Bone development from cartilage. • Longest and heaviest bone in body. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-06
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- Upper arm bone
- Shin bone
- Forearm bone, on the pinky side
- Ankle bones
- Protects the thoracic organs
- Bones of the hand
- Hip bone
- Lower jawbone
- Process of bone formation
- Collarbone
- Base of the spine, above the coccyx
- Breastbone
- Finger bones
- One of the bones making up the spine
- Heel bone
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- Bones of the foot
- Upper jawbone
- Shoulder blade
- Wrist bones
- Smaller bone of the lower leg
- One of the forearm bones, on the thumb side
- Thigh bone, the longest bone in the body
- Tailbone
- Protects the brain
- Flexible connective tissue found at joints
25 Clues: Hip bone • Tailbone • Shin bone • Heel bone • Collarbone • Breastbone • Ankle bones • Wrist bones • Finger bones • Upper jawbone • Lower jawbone • Upper arm bone • Shoulder blade • Bones of the foot • Bones of the hand • Protects the brain • Process of bone formation • Protects the thoracic organs • Smaller bone of the lower leg • Forearm bone, on the pinky side • Base of the spine, above the coccyx • ...
Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2025-11-19
24 Clues: arm • not • rib • bone • hand • foot • bent • below • tumor • joint • above • skull • to cut • between • straight • to sleep • softening • cartilage • spinal cord • pertaining to • surgical repair • surgical removal • abnormal condition • instrument for viewing
Vet Science Skeletal System 2025-12-09
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- fracture break on one side of a bone, usually due to a bending force
- small, seed-shaped bone embedded in a tendon, i.e. proximal and distal sesamoids
- System Entire central framework
- enlarged ends of long bones
- cavity space within the bone filled with marrow
- fracture bone does not break through the skin
- joining point of epiphysis and diaphysis
- framework of structures that support and protect the body
- fracture bone shatters into many pieces
- process by which tissue and cartilage becomes bone
- bone cube shaped bone, i.e. bones of the carpus and tarsus
- bone complex and irregularly shaped bone, i.e. vertebrae
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- bone bone longer than it is wide, i.e. humerus, radius, and femur
- thin outer layer of bone covering
- joint freely moveable joint
- body of a long bone
- fracture break completely across the bone
- skeleton consists of the skull and vertebrae
- bone plate of bone, i.e. scapula
- fracture bone breaks through the skin
- skeleton consists of fore and hind limbs
- thin inner layer of bone covering; lines medullary cavity
- fracture break along the long axis of a bone
23 Clues: body of a long bone • enlarged ends of long bones • joint freely moveable joint • System Entire central framework • thin outer layer of bone covering • bone plate of bone, i.e. scapula • fracture bone breaks through the skin • joining point of epiphysis and diaphysis • fracture bone shatters into many pieces • skeleton consists of fore and hind limbs • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-03-13
Module Review 2022-05-05
Across
- Example for fixed joint
- Which system supports body, produces blood cells and stores minerals.
- Example for ball and socket joints
- Humans have 24 of these heart and lung protecting bones.
- lungs have bones. (true/false)
- The disks, or pads, that exist between bones as gliding joints are made of what?
- ___________lengthen when bicep in the arm contracts.
- Which endocrine gland is at work when you are surprised by a friend who jumps out of the bushes to scare you?
- ___________protects the ends of bones and keeps them from rubbing against each other and damaging each other.
- Which bone is the longest in the body?
- What insulates nerve cells, greatly increasing the speed at which impulses travel.
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- Which tissues hold bones together at moveable joints?
- the joint that allows movement in all directions.
- We need to ________ the muscles to avoid injuries during exercise.
- What attaches muscles to bones?
- blood cells and platelets are produced in _________.
- Which system has the following functions-delivers nutrients to cells, removes cellular waste, and fights infection ?
- Heart, stomach, intestine contain muscles that are not under the mind’s control.(true or false)
- What is the most abundant mineral in bones?
- Which layer of the bone is hard and rigid, and provides support for the skeletal system.
- Which bone is the smallest in the body?
- 206 bones are present in adult or young humans?
22 Clues: Example for fixed joint • lungs have bones. (true/false) • What attaches muscles to bones? • Example for ball and socket joints • Which bone is the longest in the body? • Which bone is the smallest in the body? • What is the most abundant mineral in bones? • 206 bones are present in adult or young humans? • the joint that allows movement in all directions. • ...
Skeletal and Muscular Review 2024-02-23
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- Muscle movement that cannot be controlled
- Type of bone that acts as a cushion between bones
- Blood cells are created in this part of the bone
- A disease that causes bones to become very porous
- Muscles found on the rear of the upper arm
- Cancer of the white blood cells
- Scientific name for jawbone
- The longest bone in the body
- Muscle found on the insides of many body organs
- System that is a framework for the body
- Scientific name for fingers and toes
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- Disease that causes joint inflammation
- One of the forearm bones
- Muscles found on the front of the upper arm
- Tight outer layer of bone
- Scientific name for upper arm bone
- Hard part of bone
- System that gives the body its shape
- Scientific name for skull
- Any place where two bones come together
- The skeletal system has _____ functions
- Muscles located on either side of the abdominals
- Bone found in the middle of the chest commonly referred to as the breastbone
- Muscle movement that can be controlled
- Muscle found in the lower leg; similar name to the bone found in the lower part of the leg
- Type of muscle found only in the heart
26 Clues: Hard part of bone • One of the forearm bones • Tight outer layer of bone • Scientific name for skull • Scientific name for jawbone • The longest bone in the body • Cancer of the white blood cells • Scientific name for upper arm bone • System that gives the body its shape • Scientific name for fingers and toes • Disease that causes joint inflammation • ...
Musculoskeletal System 2020-04-23
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- provides structure and support for the body, and allows muscles to attach for movement
- can be used to diagnose Osteoporosis
- The heart is an example of this type of muscle.
- These animals have no internal skeleton
- In what pairs do skeletal muscles always work in?
- System made of bones and muscles
- Is inside some bones and produces red and white blood cells and stem cells.
- Connects bones at the joints
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- The digestive tract is an example of this type of muscle
- Connective tissue connecting bones to muscles
- This type of muscle is attached to bones by tendons.
- These animals have musculoskeletal systems similar to humans
- A hard outer shell owned by insects and arthropds
- The muscles do this and exert force on the bones when the nervous system sends a signal
- Foods high in this vitamin and calcium can prevent Osteoporosis
- A condition caused by a loss of bone tissue, it causes bones to become brittle and weak.
- makes up most of the four types of connective tissue in the musculoskeletal system
- dense tissue found in the ears, nose, between vertebrae and joints
- Where nerves and blood vessels are found in bones
- made of a matrix of minerals and collagen fibers
20 Clues: Connects bones at the joints • System made of bones and muscles • can be used to diagnose Osteoporosis • These animals have no internal skeleton • Connective tissue connecting bones to muscles • The heart is an example of this type of muscle. • made of a matrix of minerals and collagen fibers • A hard outer shell owned by insects and arthropds • ...
Musculoskeletal System 2025-03-31
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- provides structure and support for the body, and allows muscles to attach for movement
- can be used to diagnose Osteoporosis
- The heart is an example of this type of muscle.
- These animals have no internal skeleton
- In what pairs do skeletal muscles always work in?
- System made of bones and muscles
- Is inside some bones and produces red and white blood cells and stem cells.
- Connects bones at the joints
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- The digestive tract is an example of this type of muscle
- Connective tissue connecting bones to muscles
- This type of muscle is attached to bones by tendons.
- These animals have musculoskeletal systems similar to humans
- A hard outer shell owned by insects and arthropds
- The muscles do this and exert force on the bones when the nervous system sends a signal
- Foods high in this vitamin and calcium can prevent Osteoporosis
- A condition caused by a loss of bone tissue, it causes bones to become brittle and weak.
- makes up most of the four types of connective tissue in the musculoskeletal system
- dense tissue found in the ears, nose, between vertebrae and joints
- Where nerves and blood vessels are found in bones
- made of a matrix of minerals and collagen fibers
20 Clues: Connects bones at the joints • System made of bones and muscles • can be used to diagnose Osteoporosis • These animals have no internal skeleton • Connective tissue connecting bones to muscles • The heart is an example of this type of muscle. • made of a matrix of minerals and collagen fibers • A hard outer shell owned by insects and arthropds • ...
7th Q4 Revision Part 2 23 2023-05-19
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- The hard, rigid bone is called the _____
- Which system supports your body and gives it shape?
- The _____________is the longest bone in the human body.
- What type of joint is found in elbows and knees?
- What type of joint is found in shoulder?
- What attach muscles to bone?
- What type of joint is found in skull?
- What attach bones to bones?
- The __________ protects your soft, vulnerable internal organs.
- What protects the ends of bones and keeps them from rubbing against each other and damaging each other?
- The most abundant mineral in bones is _______.
- Which part of the skeletal system is made up of the all four limbs?
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- _______ are active and key players in the creation of blood cells and in the storage of minerals and fats.
- The smallest bone in the human body .
- The outer layer of the bone is the___________.
- Which part of the skeletal system is made up of the skull, the vertebrae, and the ribs?
- The voluntary muscles that are attached to bones and allow movement are called?
- What are the muscles located in various internal structures including the digestive tract, and blood vessels.
- There are 206 ______ in our body.
- Muscles in the heart.
- The inner layer of bone contains _______.
- The part of the bone that is honeycombed with thousands of tiny holes and passages for nerves and blood vessels?
22 Clues: Muscles in the heart. • What attach bones to bones? • What attach muscles to bone? • There are 206 ______ in our body. • The smallest bone in the human body . • What type of joint is found in skull? • The hard, rigid bone is called the _____ • What type of joint is found in shoulder? • The inner layer of bone contains _______. • The outer layer of the bone is the___________. • ...
Skeletal tissue 2023-12-18
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- A connective tissue of the skeletal system. Its purpose is the cushion joints, allows for free movement of a joint, and provides structural support.
- This is the cartilage that attaches your ribs to the sternum.
- Known as Adipose tissue, is a connective tissue in the skeletal system.
- connective tissue that is made of a blend of elastic and collagen fibers.
- bones are wider than they are long.
- Production of red blood cells
- The most prevalent cartilage of the human body.
- A large projection or bump on a bone usually serving for the attachment of muscles or ligaments.
- Bones in the body that are longer than they are wide.
- A raised or prominent part of the edge of a bone.
- No symmetry, have lots of protrusions and nooks.
- skeleton is the center portion of the skeleton.
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- connects bones together
- flattened plates of compact bone.
- A bone that is formed within a tendon.
- This type of cartilage provides firm but elastic support.
- This is the cartilage found in your respiratory system
- the cartilage that provides structural support to the nose.
- A large convex projection that usually connects bone.
- skeleton contains all of our limbs and the pelvis.
- A small, rounded projection on a bone.
21 Clues: connects bones together • Production of red blood cells • flattened plates of compact bone. • bones are wider than they are long. • A bone that is formed within a tendon. • A small, rounded projection on a bone. • The most prevalent cartilage of the human body. • skeleton is the center portion of the skeleton. • No symmetry, have lots of protrusions and nooks. • ...
Human body systems Matthew Kwon 2014-08-26
Across
- defends against germs and deseses
- transports nutrients and gasses
- made up of tissue
- moves your body
- protects against injury
- gets rid of waste
Down
- its made up of tissues
- made up of cells
- helps move holds up organs
- funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
- smallest system
- to provide an offspring
- regulates other organ systems
13 Clues: smallest system • moves your body • made up of cells • made up of tissue • gets rid of waste • its made up of tissues • to provide an offspring • protects against injury • helps move holds up organs • regulates other organ systems • transports nutrients and gasses • defends against germs and deseses • funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
Human body systems Matthew Kwon 2014-08-26
Across
- defends against germs and deseses
- transports nutrients and gasses
- made up of tissue
- moves your body
- protects against injury
- gets rid of waste
Down
- its made up of tissues
- made up of cells
- helps move holds up organs
- funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
- smallest system
- to provide an offspring
- regulates other organ systems
13 Clues: smallest system • moves your body • made up of cells • made up of tissue • gets rid of waste • its made up of tissues • to provide an offspring • protects against injury • helps move holds up organs • regulates other organ systems • transports nutrients and gasses • defends against germs and deseses • funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
Human body systems Matthew Kwon 2014-08-26
Across
- defends against germs and deseses
- transports nutrients and gasses
- made up of tissue
- moves your body
- protects against injury
- gets rid of waste
Down
- its made up of tissues
- made up of cells
- helps move holds up organs
- funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
- smallest system
- to provide an offspring
- regulates other organ systems
13 Clues: smallest system • moves your body • made up of cells • made up of tissue • gets rid of waste • its made up of tissues • to provide an offspring • protects against injury • helps move holds up organs • regulates other organ systems • transports nutrients and gasses • defends against germs and deseses • funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
Human Body Systems Vocabulary 2023-10-20
Across
- system that provides movement of the body
- the body’s ability to keep the internal balance of the body stable
- system that produces offspring
- a thing or event that causes a response or reaction
- system that controls and coordinates the body
Down
- system that transports nutrients and oxygen to the body
- system that provides protection of the body
- system that regulates the body with hormones
- system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide
- system that removes waste from the body
- interacting, interrelated, or interdependent elements forming a more complex whole
- balanced; unchanging
- system that breaks down food to provide nutrients and energy
- system that provides structure and protection for the body
14 Clues: balanced; unchanging • system that produces offspring • system that removes waste from the body • system that provides movement of the body • system that provides protection of the body • system that regulates the body with hormones • system that controls and coordinates the body • system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide • ...
Body systems 2020-10-27
Across
- send signals to other cells
- permits movement of the body
- send direct messages to the brain
- we lose water by
- protects vital organs
- a system of bones in our body
- a network of organs and tissues
- longest bone in the human body
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- the muscles attached to the bone
- the body’s electrical wiring
- only organs that can float
- a part of the circulatory system
- a part of the circulatory system
- help the knee bend
- also know as the cardiovascular system
- a network of nerve cells and fibers
- The movement of blood through the body
- move fresh air through you body
- stables the shoulder
- weakest bone in the human body
20 Clues: we lose water by • help the knee bend • stables the shoulder • protects vital organs • only organs that can float • send signals to other cells • the body’s electrical wiring • permits movement of the body • a system of bones in our body • weakest bone in the human body • longest bone in the human body • move fresh air through you body • a network of organs and tissues • ...
Body Systems Crossword 2020-08-24
Across
- this system includes the thymus, thyroid and pituitary glands
- unlike men, females experience an aging of their reproductive system leading to _____
- system that is responsible for creating new life
- system that includes central and peripheral parts
- a major function of the lymphatic system is to provide ____, or resistance to pathogens
- this system involves filtering the blood to remove body waste
- the windpipe
- the spleen is the largest organ within this system
- the system that contains the largest organ in the body
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- capillaries are some of the smallest structures within this system
- this system has many functions including blood cell formation
- the nephron is the major functioning unit of the _____
- the digestive system would not work if not for these proteins responsible for accelerating chemical reactions
- steroids, oxytocin and epinephrine are all examples of _____ that the endocrine system produces
- the exchanging of gases occurs in this system
- the proteins myosin and actin are important components in this system
- brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart
- system that includes ingestion, propulsion, absorption and defecation
- smooth and cardiac muscles are _____
19 Clues: the windpipe • smooth and cardiac muscles are _____ • brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart • the exchanging of gases occurs in this system • system that is responsible for creating new life • system that includes central and peripheral parts • the spleen is the largest organ within this system • the nephron is the major functioning unit of the _____ • ...
Brianna Lucas, Oakkar Myint, Organ Systems Review Activity 2022-09-15
Across
- Small tubes within your lungs.
- Organ that absorbs nutrients from food.
- The endocrine system produces these chemical that help regulate growth.
- Organs that gets rid of waste from blood.
- Groups of cells with a similar function that work together.
- cage Bones that protect the heart and lungs.
- A blood vessel that pumps blood away from the heart.
- Organ system that gives your body structure.
- Heart, liver, brain etc.
- Organ system that regulates growth by producing hormones.
- Organ system that controls muscle movement and your senses.
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- Tissue that connects muscle to bone.
- Organs that help you breathe.
- Organ system that breaks down food for cells to use.
- Organ that reabsorbs water from food.
- Organ system that removes waste from your body.
- Organ system that captures oxygen from the atmosphere.
- Bone that protects your brain.
- Basic building blocks of all living organisms.
- Organ system that helps you healthy from disease.
- Organ that pumps blood.
- Organ that contains acid and breaks down food.
22 Clues: Organ that pumps blood. • Heart, liver, brain etc. • Organs that help you breathe. • Small tubes within your lungs. • Bone that protects your brain. • Tissue that connects muscle to bone. • Organ that reabsorbs water from food. • Organ that absorbs nutrients from food. • Organs that gets rid of waste from blood. • cage Bones that protect the heart and lungs. • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-06-21
Across
- a messenger system that uses hormones to carry out specific functions
- part of the digestive and endocrine systems
- system that coordinates actions and sensory information
- the type of muscle in the stomach and bladder
- these carry blood away from the heart
- basic unit of the nervous system
- the system that removes waste
- small blood vessels
- part of the central nervous system
- the type of muscle in the heart
- the system that breaks down food
Down
- the parts of food used by the body to grow and survive
- connects the kidney to the bladder
- a measure of the amount of energy in food
- this describes the inner layer of bone
- the system that protects body and stores calcium
- produces urea by breaking down proteins
- steady internal conditions when external conditions change
- signal molecule released by organs of the endocrine system
- the name for the hard, outer layer of bone
- connects the pharynx to the bronchi
21 Clues: small blood vessels • the system that removes waste • the type of muscle in the heart • basic unit of the nervous system • the system that breaks down food • connects the kidney to the bladder • part of the central nervous system • connects the pharynx to the bronchi • these carry blood away from the heart • this describes the inner layer of bone • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-06-21
Across
- the name for the hard, outer layer of bone
- basic unit of the nervous system
- small blood vessels
- a messenger system that uses hormones to carry out specific functions
- connects the kidney to the bladder
- the system that protects body and stores calcium
- steady internal conditions when external conditions change
- part of the digestive and endocrine systems
- connects the pharynx to the bronchi
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- the parts of food used by the body to grow and survive
- signal molecule released by organs of the endocrine system
- these carry blood away from the heart
- a measure of the amount of energy in food
- the system that breaks down food
- produces urea by breaking down proteins
- part of the central nervous system
- the system that removes waste
- system that coordinates actions and sensory information
- this describes the inner layer of bone
- the type of muscle in the heart
- the type of muscle in the stomach and bladder
21 Clues: small blood vessels • the system that removes waste • the type of muscle in the heart • the system that breaks down food • basic unit of the nervous system • part of the central nervous system • connects the kidney to the bladder • connects the pharynx to the bronchi • these carry blood away from the heart • this describes the inner layer of bone • ...
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- system that controls growth development
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
- the small unit of life
- that movement are form
- is equal to to 4.18 J
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- the major source of energy in the body
- the internal condition of the human body
- many cells in a specific function
- supply raw materials for growth
- system that protect the body from diseases
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
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- system that produce gametes
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- guards against infection and injury
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- system that breaks down food
- system that eliminates products waste
- system that produce movement
- system that supports the body
- the most important nutrient
25 Clues: is equal to to 4.18 J • the small unit of life • that movement are form • system that produce gametes • the most important nutrient • system that breaks down food • system that produce movement • system that supports the body • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • system that eliminates products waste • ...
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
- is equal to 1000 kilocalorie
- system that produce gametes
- the small unit of life
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- the major source of energy in the body
- system that supports the body
- supply raw materials for growth
- the internal condition of the human body
- system that controls growth development
Down
- the most important nutrient
- system that eliminates products waste
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- system that produce movement
- guards against infection and injury
- system that protect the body from diseases
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
- system that breaks down food
- many cells in a specific function
- tissue that movement are form
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
25 Clues: the small unit of life • the most important nutrient • system that produce gametes • is equal to 1000 kilocalorie • system that produce movement • system that breaks down food • tissue that movement are form • system that supports the body • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
Across
- What all living things are made of
- A disorder of the digestive system
- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- Levels of organization of organisms
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
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- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
- System that senses internal and external changes
- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- North Korea and South Korea border
- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- Characteristic of living organisms
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • A disorder that can affect the respiratory system • ...
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
- supply raw materials for growth
- the most important nutrient
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- the major source of energy in the body
- tissue that movement are form
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- the small unit of life
- guards against infection and injury
- is equal to 1000 kilocalorie
- the internal condition of the human body
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
- system that protect the body from diseases
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
Down
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- system that controls growth development
- system that produce gametes
- system that eliminates products waste
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- system that produce movement
- system that breaks down food
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- system that supports the body
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- many cells in a specific function
25 Clues: the small unit of life • system that produce gametes • the most important nutrient • system that produce movement • system that breaks down food • is equal to 1000 kilocalorie • tissue that movement are form • system that supports the body • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
Across
- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- North Korea and South Korea border
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- Levels of organization of organisms
- A disorder of the digestive system
Down
- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- Characteristic of living organisms
- System that senses internal and external changes
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- What all living things are made of
- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • A disorder that can affect the respiratory system • ...
Body Systems Review 2024-03-08
Across
- another word for large intestines
- this system controls involuntary and voluntary movements
- major organ of your respiratory system
- this system provides structure and support and protects your organs
- fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone
- the number of body systems
- the amount of blood in liters the kidneys filter a day
- these pump blood away from the heart
- this system eliminates waste from the body, regulates blood volume and blood pressure
Down
- this system produces and secretes hormones through the glands
- main organ in the nervous system
- number of muscles in the body
- the gas that we need to survive
- two bean-shaped organs that filter waste from the blood and produce urine
- this system protects your body from foreign invaders and fights infection
- number of different hormones the human body makes
- number of layers of your skin
- number of chambers in your heart
- this system gathers and delivers outside information to the brain
- connects a bone to a muscle
20 Clues: the number of body systems • connects a bone to a muscle • number of muscles in the body • number of layers of your skin • the gas that we need to survive • main organ in the nervous system • number of chambers in your heart • another word for large intestines • these pump blood away from the heart • major organ of your respiratory system • ...
Human body systems Matthew Kwon 2014-08-26
Across
- defends against germs and deseses
- transports nutrients and gasses
- made up of tissue
- moves your body
- protects against injury
- gets rid of waste
Down
- its made up of tissues
- made up of cells
- helps move holds up organs
- funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
- smallest system
- to provide an offspring
- regulates other organ systems
13 Clues: smallest system • moves your body • made up of cells • made up of tissue • gets rid of waste • its made up of tissues • to provide an offspring • protects against injury • helps move holds up organs • regulates other organ systems • transports nutrients and gasses • defends against germs and deseses • funtion that breaksdown and absorb nutriens
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- system that protect the body from diseases
- system that controls growth development
- many cells in a specific function
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- system that eliminates products waste
- the most important nutrient
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- system that produce gametes
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
- is equal to 1000 kilocalorie
Down
- tissue that movement are form
- system that supports the body
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- supply raw materials for growth
- the internal condition of the human body
- the small unit of life
- system that produce movement
- the major source of energy in the body
- guards against infection and injury
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- system that breaks down food
25 Clues: the small unit of life • the most important nutrient • system that produce gametes • system that produce movement • system that breaks down food • is equal to 1000 kilocalorie • tissue that movement are form • system that supports the body • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • ...
Unit 2 vocabulary 2021-11-09
Across
- made of groups of cells
- basic unit of life
- maintains balance inside the body
- system circulates blood/oxygen in the body
- system made of groups of organs
- made of groups of tissues
Down
- system fights viruses
- system disposes waste from the body
- system controls the exchange of oxygen skeletal system bones and tendons
- system creates movement and support
- a living thing
11 Clues: a living thing • basic unit of life • system fights viruses • made of groups of cells • made of groups of tissues • system made of groups of organs • maintains balance inside the body • system disposes waste from the body • system creates movement and support • system circulates blood/oxygen in the body • ...
Unit 2 vocabulary 2021-11-09
Across
- made of groups of cells
- basic unit of life
- maintains balance inside the body
- system circulates blood/oxygen in the body
- system made of groups of organs
- made of groups of tissues
Down
- system fights viruses
- system disposes waste from the body
- system controls the exchange of oxygen skeletal system bones and tendons
- system creates movement and support
- a living thing
11 Clues: a living thing • basic unit of life • system fights viruses • made of groups of cells • made of groups of tissues • system made of groups of organs • maintains balance inside the body • system disposes waste from the body • system creates movement and support • system circulates blood/oxygen in the body • ...
Body Systems 2015-04-08
Across
- stop bleeding
- the most abundant protein in mammals
- promotes settling to equilibrium
- epithelial cells whose height are at least four times their width
- blood cells which are also called leukocytes
- fat
- synthesizes collagen
- produces disease
- muscle tissue which makes up the heart
- makes up the nose
Down
- fluid which circulates around the lymphatic system
- melanin producing cells
- cube-like cells
- flat epithelial cells
- non-neural cells which maintain homeostasis
- promotes exponential growth
- small spaces within bone or cartilage
- stable internal conditions
- blood cells which carry oxygen
- makes up the skeletal system
20 Clues: fat • stop bleeding • cube-like cells • produces disease • makes up the nose • synthesizes collagen • flat epithelial cells • melanin producing cells • stable internal conditions • promotes exponential growth • makes up the skeletal system • blood cells which carry oxygen • promotes settling to equilibrium • the most abundant protein in mammals • small spaces within bone or cartilage • ...
Body Systems 2024-10-23
Across
- the cells of the nervous system
- this is the organ that pumps our blood
- main organ of the integumentary system
- released by the endocrine system
- the urinary system includes the kidneys and the...
- the primary organs of the respiratory system
Down
- this system fights infections
- main organ of the digestive system
- pumped throughout the body
- this system is made up of our bones
- consists of the brain and spinal cord
11 Clues: pumped throughout the body • this system fights infections • the cells of the nervous system • released by the endocrine system • main organ of the digestive system • this system is made up of our bones • consists of the brain and spinal cord • this is the organ that pumps our blood • main organ of the integumentary system • the primary organs of the respiratory system • ...
Health Chp 2, Pt 1 Circulatory, Respiratory, Skeletal, Muscular 2014-07-09
Across
- requires an inhaler ___________________
- swelling & inflammation of joints ______________
- internal/external body movement _______________
- blood transport system _______________
- cancer abnormal growth of air sac cells _________________
- supports, protects, and moves the body ___________
- connects muscle to bone __________________
- loss of bone tissue ___________________
- abnormal spine curvature _______________
- gas exchanging system ________________
- restricted blood flow to brain _______________
- inflammation of joint fluid _____________
Down
- a lung disease ____________________
- low amounts of red blood cells ____________
- type of blood cancer ____________________
- high blood pressure ___________________
- cartilage+joints+ligaments ______________
- muscle that moves the heart ______________
- connects bones together __________________
- blood clotting disorder _______________
- inflammation of bronchi tubes ______________
- muscle that contracts internal organs ______________
22 Clues: a lung disease ____________________ • blood transport system _______________ • gas exchanging system ________________ • requires an inhaler ___________________ • high blood pressure ___________________ • blood clotting disorder _______________ • loss of bone tissue ___________________ • abnormal spine curvature _______________ • type of blood cancer ____________________ • ...
Body Systems Test Review #1 2022-12-12
Across
- system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- the system that controls development and reproduction
- digestion that includes stomach acids breaking down food
- system that produces offspring
- system that exchanges gas with the environment
Down
- system that includes skeletal, smooth and cardiac tissues
- system that fights off viruses
- system that eliminates liquid and gaseous wastes
- function shared by immune and integumentary systems
- digestion that includes water being absorbed by the large intestine
- chemicals responsible for growth, development and reproduction
- first organs of the excretory system
- system that includes the heart and pumps blood throughout the body
- system that creates and release electrical signals that travel from cell to cell
14 Clues: system that fights off viruses • system that produces offspring • first organs of the excretory system • system that exchanges gas with the environment • system that eliminates liquid and gaseous wastes • system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • function shared by immune and integumentary systems • the system that controls development and reproduction • ...
Health: Body Systems 2024-03-21
Across
- body system that removes liquid waste
- largest organ in the human body
- body system that provides structure
- body system that provides oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- fluid that builds up in tissue
Down
- body system that transports oxygen and nutrients
- stores urine
- body system that helps with movement
- body system that breaks down food
- where 2 or more bones meet
- organ in the respiratory system that helps expand the chest
- if they stopped working, toxins would build up in the blood
12 Clues: stores urine • where 2 or more bones meet • fluid that builds up in tissue • largest organ in the human body • body system that breaks down food • body system that provides structure • body system that helps with movement • body system that removes liquid waste • body system that transports oxygen and nutrients • organ in the respiratory system that helps expand the chest • ...
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- is equal to 1000 kilocalorie
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
- system that protect the body from diseases
- the internal condition of the human body
- the major source of energy in the body
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- system that produce movement
- many cells in a specific function
Down
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
- system that controls growth development
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- guards against infection and injury
- system that breaks down food
- the most important nutrient
- system that produce gametes
- system that eliminates products waste
- supply raw materials for growth
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- system that supports the body
- the small unit of life
- tissue that movement are form
25 Clues: the small unit of life • the most important nutrient • system that produce gametes • is equal to 1000 kilocalorie • system that breaks down food • system that produce movement • system that supports the body • tissue that movement are form • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • ...
Systems in the body 2025-02-23
Across
- the system that turns food to energy
- type of blood cells that fight diseases
- the system that gives your body structure
- the system that gives your body oxygen
- where your limbs bend and connect
- pieces that make up your body
- the system with the main tools of your body
Down
- an organ that breaks your food down
- the system that helps you move
- the tube connecting your mouth and stomach
- the system that lets you think and feel
- the system that moves your blood
12 Clues: pieces that make up your body • the system that helps you move • the system that moves your blood • where your limbs bend and connect • an organ that breaks your food down • the system that turns food to energy • the system that gives your body oxygen • type of blood cells that fight diseases • the system that lets you think and feel • ...
Systems in the body 2025-02-23
Across
- The system that turns food to energy
- Type of blood cells that fight diseases
- The system that gives your body structure
- The system that gives your body oxygen
- Where your limbs bend and connect
- Pieces that make up your body
- The system with the main tools of your body
Down
- An organ that breaks your food down
- The system that helps you move
- The tube connecting your mouth and stomach
- The system that lets you think and feel
- The system that moves your blood
12 Clues: Pieces that make up your body • The system that helps you move • The system that moves your blood • Where your limbs bend and connect • An organ that breaks your food down • The system that turns food to energy • The system that gives your body oxygen • Type of blood cells that fight diseases • The system that lets you think and feel • ...
Ch. 1 Learning About Human Biology Part 1 2023-09-13
Across
- 7 features shared by all living things
- system that provided framework, makes blood cells, stores minerals
- system that is fast acting control, responds to stimuli
- studies the function of the structure
- system that transports blood, moves gases throughout body
- the 3 F's, true for all of our body parts
- made of the different types of cells, built from chemical level
- groups of tissues with specific functions
- system that breaks down food, absorbs, and eliminates wastes
- the total of all the levels to make the whole being
Down
- system that picks up and returns fluid, acts in immunity
- system to produce offspring
- groups of organs with specific functions
- system that eliminates nitrogenous wastes, regulates water, pH, etc.
- system of external covering, protects, makes vit. D
- groups of cells with specific functions
- key theme in human biology, without this disease may occur
- studies the structure (form)
- system that keeps supply of oxygen, location of gas exchange
- smallest level, atoms, molecules, etc
- system that allows for movement, maintains posture, creates heat
- system with glands secrete hormones
22 Clues: system to produce offspring • studies the structure (form) • system with glands secrete hormones • studies the function of the structure • smallest level, atoms, molecules, etc • 7 features shared by all living things • groups of cells with specific functions • groups of organs with specific functions • the 3 F's, true for all of our body parts • ...
Bio 175 Weeks 1 and 2 2023-09-15
Across
- Body's control center
- Cells > _____ > Organs
- Holds DNA
- Make ATP
- A dimension of wellness
- Fat tissue other name
- Muscular structure between two body cavities
- Tissue type, outer layer of skin
- Smallest unit of all life
- One function of muscular system
- In cell, destroys foreign particles
- Cartilage type in outer ear
- A tissue type
Down
- Strong and rope-like; found in skin and bone
- Discs between spinal bones
- Organ system that transports
- Tissue type, specialized for contraction
- Type of specialized connective tissue
- Liver sits in this body cavity
- One function of integumentary system
- From a gland
- Blueprint for making proteins
- Cell that conducts nerve signals
- One function of skeletal system
- For blood clotting
- Most abundant cartilage type
26 Clues: Make ATP • Holds DNA • From a gland • A tissue type • For blood clotting • Body's control center • Fat tissue other name • Cells > _____ > Organs • A dimension of wellness • Smallest unit of all life • Discs between spinal bones • Cartilage type in outer ear • Organ system that transports • Most abundant cartilage type • Blueprint for making proteins • Liver sits in this body cavity • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-05-17
Across
- A body system that allows for motion and movement for the body
- An organ from the excretory system
- Used to transport food
- To maintain steady internal and external conditions through living systems
- A body system that filters waste from the blood
- An organ from the nervous system
- A body system used to transport nutrients and oxygen across the body
- An organ from the digestive system
Down
- A body system that fights off diseases
- A body system that sends electrical impulses across the body
- Protects the body externally through organs such as the skin
- A body system that breaks down food into nutrients
- Body system that releases chemical signals called hormones
- A body system that provides structure, and helps protect the organs
- An organ from the respiratory system
15 Clues: Used to transport food • An organ from the nervous system • An organ from the excretory system • An organ from the digestive system • An organ from the respiratory system • A body system that fights off diseases • A body system that filters waste from the blood • A body system that breaks down food into nutrients • ...
Cells and Systems Unit Test 2015-12-16
Across
- Cells of similar structure form to make ____________
- spreading out from high concentration to low concentration
- To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________
- Characteristic of living organisms
- This invention allows us to see the world that is small
- To keep your body healthy, get plenty of ________________
- System that senses internal and external changes
- System that breaks down food and absorbs particles
- permeable Type of membrane that allows some in and keeps some out
- Alberta and Saskatchewan border
- A disorder of the digestive system
- System that involves the heart, blood, blood vessels
- A disorder that can affect the respiratory system
Down
- diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
- System responsible for regulating blood and excreting wastes
- North Korea and South Korea border
- A fancy science term for 'parts'
- System responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide
- Levels of organization of organisms
- What all living things are made of
- System in which you can find smooth, cardiac and skeletal
21 Clues: Alberta and Saskatchewan border • A fancy science term for 'parts' • North Korea and South Korea border • Characteristic of living organisms • What all living things are made of • A disorder of the digestive system • Levels of organization of organisms • System that senses internal and external changes • To keep your body healthy, do NOT _______________ • ...
Acquisition Activity 1 2013-02-01
Across
- system that eliminates products waste
- system that breaks down food
- system that supports the body
- the process in which stimulus produce a response
- supply raw materials for growth
- many cells in a specific function
- group of tissue performing a specific function
- guards against infection and injury
- a group of organs that perform closely functions
- system that oxygen is needed to perform cellular respiration
- system that produce movement
- protects absorption and excretion of materials
- helps the body to absorbs fat soluble vitamins
- tissue that supports for the body and connects
Down
- the internal condition of the human body
- tissue that receives and transmits nerve impulsing
- is equal to 1000 kilocalorie
- system that controls growth development
- recognize and coordinates the body response
- the major source of energy in the body
- the most important nutrient
- system that produce gametes
- tissue that movement are form
- system that protect the body from diseases
- the small unit of life
25 Clues: the small unit of life • the most important nutrient • system that produce gametes • system that breaks down food • is equal to 1000 kilocalorie • system that produce movement • system that supports the body • tissue that movement are form • supply raw materials for growth • many cells in a specific function • guards against infection and injury • ...
