skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Chapter 7 Skeletal System Terms 2024-09-16
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- long flat bone that forms center front of chest wall
- makes bone hard and resistant to crushing
- thin layer of cells that line the medullary cavity
- bone-forming cells
- tightly packed tissue
- openings along the lamellae
- marrow made mostly of fat containing stem cells that can become cartilage, fat, or bone cells
- makes up wall of diaphysis
- give compact bone its stiffness
- hollow tube made of compact bone
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- formation of a bone
- blood cell formation
- marrow containing blood stem cells that can become red blood cells, white blood cells, or platelets
- channels found between the lacunae of bone cells
- curved bone in a person's chest
- gives bone its strength and resilience
- made of spongy bone and a thin layer of compact bone
- triangular structure made of 5 fused vertabrae
- composed of the cranium and facial bones
- bone-resorbing cells
- branching bony plates that make up spongy bone
- flat bones of the skull
- fills medullary cavity
- large vertabrae that make up the spine,L1-L5
- tailbone, 4 fused vertabrae
25 Clues: bone-forming cells • formation of a bone • blood cell formation • bone-resorbing cells • tightly packed tissue • fills medullary cavity • flat bones of the skull • makes up wall of diaphysis • openings along the lamellae • tailbone, 4 fused vertabrae • curved bone in a person's chest • give compact bone its stiffness • hollow tube made of compact bone • ...
Muscular/Skeletal System Scavenger Hunt 2024-10-28
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- Spine curves to one side of the body
- Bone pushed out of its joint
- An example of the muscle type pushes food through the stomach and intestines
- Strong cords or tissue that connects bones at the joints
- Them muscle used when doing dip exercises
- Structures where bones meet
- Dystrophy Disease that slowly breaks down muscle, usually inherited
- Wrist and Ankle Joint
- Muscle used when doing Calf Raises
- Fast muscle contractions to raise body temperature
- This bone is named the same for both fingers and toes
- small tears to a muscle or tendon, usually in large muscles that have been overworked
- This big muscle in the body allow you to squat
- Neck Joint
- Brittle and porous bones because of long term deficiencies of calcium and certain hormones
- Break in the bone caused by an injury
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- This function of the muscular system allows you stand up straight
- Muscle contraction releases heat to keep your body the right temperature
- "Use it or ____ it"
- Common in runner and aggressive walkers
- This function of the muscular system allows for you to walk
- Bones protect the body
- Knees and Elbow Joints
- A strong, flexible tissue that provides cushioning at your joints
- Stretching or twisting of ligaments at the joint
- Muscles always ______, never push
- This muscle is in your heart
- Soft Tissue of some bones
- Tough bands of tissue that attach your muscles to bones
- This type of muscle is voluntary
- Hips and Shoulder Joint
31 Clues: Neck Joint • "Use it or ____ it" • Wrist and Ankle Joint • Bones protect the body • Knees and Elbow Joints • Hips and Shoulder Joint • Soft Tissue of some bones • Structures where bones meet • Bone pushed out of its joint • This muscle is in your heart • This type of muscle is voluntary • Muscles always ______, never push • Muscle used when doing Calf Raises • ...
The Skeletal System Week 5 2016-09-16
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- A wrist bone
- The thigh bone
- movement in a circular motion
- The collarbone
- The heel bone
- The neck
- Break caused by squeezing or opposing force
- The kneecap
- Tissue that makes up the bone
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- The medial leg bone
- The medial upper arm
- The fingers or toes
- Backward bending of the hand or foot
- Turning the palm or foot upward
- The shoulder blade
- Sideways curvature of the spine
- Chest
- Bending of the joint
- The lateral leg bone
- A broken bone
20 Clues: Chest • The neck • The kneecap • A wrist bone • The heel bone • A broken bone • The thigh bone • The collarbone • The shoulder blade • The medial leg bone • The fingers or toes • The medial upper arm • Bending of the joint • The lateral leg bone • movement in a circular motion • Tissue that makes up the bone • Turning the palm or foot upward • Sideways curvature of the spine • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System Crossword 2015-09-27
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- Connects hips to spine
- Vertebrae of neck
- Middle region of spinal chord
- Lower back
- Forehead
- Largest bone in body
- Shoulder blade
- Innermost bone between the knee and ankle
- Largest bone in arm
- Protector of organs
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- Wrist bones
- Thickest bone of forearm
- Collerbone
- Hip bone
- Heel bone
- Outermost bone between the knee and ankle
- Kneecap
- Tailbone
- Longest bone of forearm
- Breastbone
20 Clues: Kneecap • Hip bone • Forehead • Tailbone • Heel bone • Collerbone • Lower back • Breastbone • Wrist bones • Shoulder blade • Vertebrae of neck • Largest bone in arm • Protector of organs • Largest bone in body • Connects hips to spine • Longest bone of forearm • Thickest bone of forearm • Middle region of spinal chord • Outermost bone between the knee and ankle • Innermost bone between the knee and ankle
Medical Terminology - The Skeletal System 2018-01-30
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- disease a bone disease of unknown cause characterized by the excessive breakdown of bone tissue, followed by abnormal bone formation.
- an abnormal increase in the outward curvature of the thoracic spine as viewed from the side.
- a type of cancer that occurs in blood making cells found in the red bone marrow.
- fracture a broken bone that occurs when the bone is pressed together on itself.
- a deficiency disease occurring in children.
- specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the foot.
- the five bones that form the palms of the hand.
- the boney structure units of the spinal column.
- the surgical fusion of two bones to stiffen a joint, such as an ankle, elbow, or shoulder.
- a substitute for a diseased or missing body part, such as a leg that has been amputated.
- the surgical suturing, or wiring together, of bones.
- thinner than average bone density.
- blood within a joint.
- an inflammation of the bone marrow and adjacent bone.
- abnormal softening of bones in adults.
- valgus an abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the great toe, also known as a bunion.
- x ray absorptiometry low exposure radiographic measurement of the spine and hips to measure bone density.
- pertaining to the formation of blood cells.
- an abnormal increase in the forward curvature of the lumbar spine.
- an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a rib to the sternum.
- the death of bone tissue due to insufficient blood supply.
- a rounded bony projection on the tibia and fibula on the sides of each ankle joint.
- the abnormal softening of cartilage.
- a malformation of the skull due to the premature closure of the cranial sutures.
- form that part of the foot to which the toes are attached.
- a degenerative disorder that can cause the loss of normal spinal structure and function.
- fracture occurs when a weakened bone breaks under normal strain.
- vertebroplasty performed to treat osteoporosis related compression fractures.
- an abnormal lateral (sideways) curvature of the spine.
- the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint.
- pain of the lumbar region of the spine, also known as low back pain.
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- the surgical loosening of an ankylosed joint.
- the surgical removal of a synovial membrane from a joint.
- arthritis a chronic autoimmune disorder in which the joints and some organs of other body systems are attacked.
- dysplasia a bone disorder of unknown cause that destroys normal bone structure and replaces it with fibrous (scarlike) tissue.
- a slow growing benign tumor derived from cartilage cells.
- fracture one in which the bone is splintered or crushed.
- originating within an individual.
- a mechanical appliance, such as a leg brace or a splint, that is specially designed to control, correct, or compensate for impaired limb function.
- hip fracture usually caused by weakening of the bones due to osteoporosis and can occur either spontaneously or as the result of a fall.
- an inflammation of the periosteum.
- the partial displacement of a bone from its joint.
- originating within another.
- rheumatoid arthritis an autoimmune disorder that affects children ages 16 years or less with symptoms that include stiffness, pain, joint swelling, skin rash, fever, slowed growth, and fatigue.
- the form of arthritis that is most commonly associated with aging.
- bifida a congenital defect that occurs during early pregnancy when the spinal canal fails to close completely around the spinal cord to protect it.
- the forward slipping movement of the body of one of the lower lumbar vertebrae on the vertebra or sacrum below it.
- a benign bony projection covered with cartilage.
- the grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together.
- the surgical fracture of a bone to correct a deformity.
- the bony structure that forms the upper portion of the sternum.
- the surgical removal of a lamina or posterior portion of a vertebra.
- fracture a fracture in which the bone has been twisted apart.
- a marked loss of bone density and an increase in bone porosity that is frequently associated with aging.
- the large circular cavity in each side of the pelvis that articulates with the head of the femur to form the hip joint, also known as the hip socket.
- fixation a fracture treatment in which a plate or pins are placed directly into the bone to hold the broken pieces in place.
- fracture a break in which the bone is broken and there is an open wound in the skin.
- surgeon a physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases and disorders involving the bones, joints, and muscles.
- spondylitis a form of rheumatoid arthritis that primarily causes inflammation of the joints between the vertebrae.
- an inflammation of a bone.
60 Clues: blood within a joint. • an inflammation of a bone. • originating within another. • originating within an individual. • an inflammation of the periosteum. • the abnormal softening of cartilage. • abnormal softening of bones in adults. • thinner than average bone density. • a deficiency disease occurring in children. • pertaining to the formation of blood cells. • ...
Medical Terminology - The Skeletal System 2018-01-30
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- valgus an abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the great toe, also known as a bunion.
- the surgical fusion of two bones to stiffen a joint, such as an ankle, elbow, or shoulder.
- pertaining to the formation of blood cells.
- blood within a joint.
- fixation a fracture treatment in which a plate or pins are placed directly into the bone to hold the broken pieces in place.
- x-ray absorptiometry low-exposure radiographic measurement of the spine and hips to measure bone density.
- the surgical loosening of an ankylosed joint.
- the grating sound heard when the ends of a broken bone move together.
- originating within another.
- an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a rib to the sternum.
- a slow-growing benign tumor derived from cartilage cells.
- the large circular cavity in each side of the pelvis that articulates with the head of the femur to form the hip joint, also known as the hip socket.
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- spondylitis a form of rheumatoid arthritis that primarily causes inflammation of the joints between the vertebrae.
- the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint.
- fracture a broken bone that occurs when the bone is pressed together on itself.
- fracture one in which the bone is splintered or crushed.
- a malformation of the skull due to the premature closure of the cranial sutures.
- the abnormal softening of cartilage.
- dysplasia a bone disorder of unknown cause that destroys normal bone structure and replaces it with fibrous (scarlike) tissue.
- originating within an individual.
20 Clues: blood within a joint. • originating within another. • originating within an individual. • the abnormal softening of cartilage. • pertaining to the formation of blood cells. • the surgical loosening of an ankylosed joint. • a slow-growing benign tumor derived from cartilage cells. • the visual examination of the internal structure of a joint. • ...
Fallan Pham Skeletal System crossword 2015-09-16
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- Joined together
- making a circle from a central point
- enlargement of one or more fingers/toes
- the arms and legs
- shin
- outside
- Tear in a ligament
- sides of the head
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- shaft of the bone
- chest bone
- Bedsores
- Tumor in the cartilage
- sideways curve of the spine
- not attached to costal cartilage
- Used to remove dead skin tissue
- turning the palm/foot upward
- Bone to Bone
- three fused bones, "hip"
- flat surface
- Break at an angle to the bone
20 Clues: shin • outside • Bedsores • chest bone • Bone to Bone • flat surface • Joined together • shaft of the bone • the arms and legs • sides of the head • Tear in a ligament • Tumor in the cartilage • three fused bones, "hip" • sideways curve of the spine • turning the palm/foot upward • Break at an angle to the bone • Used to remove dead skin tissue • not attached to costal cartilage • ...
Fallan Pham Skeletal System crossword 2015-09-16
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- sides of the head
- shaft of the bone
- Bedsores
- Tear in a ligament
- Tumor in the cartilage
- chest bone
- turning the palm/foot upward
- flat surface
- shin
- not attached to costal cartilage
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- Joined together
- the arms and legs
- Used to remove dead skin tissue
- enlargement of one or more fingers/toes
- making a circle from a central point
- outside
- Bone to Bone
- sideways curve of the spine
- three fused bones, "hip"
- Break at an angle to the bone
20 Clues: shin • outside • Bedsores • chest bone • Bone to Bone • flat surface • Joined together • the arms and legs • sides of the head • shaft of the bone • Tear in a ligament • Tumor in the cartilage • three fused bones, "hip" • sideways curve of the spine • turning the palm/foot upward • Break at an angle to the bone • Used to remove dead skin tissue • not attached to costal cartilage • ...
Desiree Stewart Skeletal System Crossword 2015-02-06
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- broken bone
- turning the palm or foot upward
- connective tissue
- each end of a long bone
- heel bone
- flat bone in the chest
- to form bone
- joint with no movement
- kneecap
- lateral leg bone
- moving around a central axis
- term for humpback
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- where bones come together
- joint inflammation
- collar bone
- shoulder blade
- bones that make up the fingers
- decrease in bone density disorder
- shaft of long bone
- chest
- form the basic structures of our body
- eight bones of the wrist
- thigh bone
23 Clues: chest • kneecap • heel bone • thigh bone • broken bone • collar bone • to form bone • shoulder blade • lateral leg bone • connective tissue • term for humpback • joint inflammation • shaft of long bone • flat bone in the chest • joint with no movement • each end of a long bone • eight bones of the wrist • where bones come together • moving around a central axis • bones that make up the fingers • ...
Skeletal system crossword- Sarah Hill 2015-02-09
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- Bone tissue
- Surgical repair of bone
- The collarbone
- Movement that brings the limb into a straight position
- Inflammation of a joint
- A physician that treats joint disorders
- Having to do with an arm
- The shoulderblade
- The heel bone
- Radiograph of a joint
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- The knee cap
- Softening of the bone
- A tear in a ligament
- The bones that make up the fingers
- The shin bone
- A joint that has free movement
- Disease of cartilage
- Moving around a central axis
- Disease due to vitamin D deficiency
- The bone above the upper teeth
20 Clues: Bone tissue • The knee cap • The shin bone • The heel bone • The collarbone • The shoulderblade • A tear in a ligament • Disease of cartilage • Softening of the bone • Radiograph of a joint • Surgical repair of bone • Inflammation of a joint • Having to do with an arm • Moving around a central axis • A joint that has free movement • The bone above the upper teeth • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- are the bones of the forefoot.
- the smaller of the two bones in the lower leg.
- breast bone
- it protects your brain
- In the back, helps you walk
- the shinbone, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg.
- collar bone
- tailbone
- found in the forearm with ulna
- is the only bone located within the human thigh
- shoulder blade
- The bones of the fingers and of the toes.
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- also known as the kneecap
- is a large, triangular bone at the base of the spine
- protects the heart.
- is a long bone in the arm that runs from the shoulder to the elbow.
- They are situated proximally in the foot in the ankle area.
- girlde known as pelvis
- long bone found in the forearm that stretches from the elbow to the smallest finger
- a group of five bones of the hand between the phalanges and the carpus
- wrist
21 Clues: wrist • tailbone • breast bone • collar bone • shoulder blade • protects the heart. • girlde known as pelvis • it protects your brain • also known as the kneecap • In the back, helps you walk • are the bones of the forefoot. • found in the forearm with ulna • The bones of the fingers and of the toes. • the smaller of the two bones in the lower leg. • ...
Bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-16
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- Made up of 33 small bones/vertebrae
- Eight bones that make up part of the hand
- A set of eight long bones in the hand
- Acts as a supporter at the lower part of the trunk
- Bones that makes up the fingers
- Larger and shorter bone in the forearm
- Five long bones in each foot
- Long bone between the shoulder and elbow
- Flat bone enclosing the brain; protector
- Another name is calf bone and is located on the outside of leg
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- Larger of the two bones in the lower leg
- Long flat bone in the middle of the chest
- Connects the shoulder to the breastbone
- Longest bone in the human body and has a head
- There is a hinge joint where it is located
- Also named tailbone and is below the sacrum
- Contain gliding joints
- Long thin bone in the forearm
- Triangular, flat bone of the pectoral girdle
- A protective cage with 12 pairs of bones
20 Clues: Contain gliding joints • Five long bones in each foot • Long thin bone in the forearm • Bones that makes up the fingers • Made up of 33 small bones/vertebrae • A set of eight long bones in the hand • Larger and shorter bone in the forearm • Connects the shoulder to the breastbone • Larger of the two bones in the lower leg • Long bone between the shoulder and elbow • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-16
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- This is located within the human thigh.
- The ___ and the Ulna are the two bones in the forearm.
- There are 56 of these in total and they are found in the hands and feet.
- This bone protects vital organs such as the heart and the lungs.
- Another name for shin or shin bone.
- This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap.
- The ankle bone or ___ transfers the weight from the legs to the feet.
- This is also called the collarbone and it supports the shoulder.
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- These are fused together in order to form the spine.
- What connects with the shoulder socket in the upper arm?
- A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg.
- These are located between the phalanges and carpal bones.
- This bone is one of the three hip bones located at the front of the pelvic area. It also supports the body when it sits.
- The ___ bone is apart of the skull ans is also known as the lower jaw.
- Otherwise known as the breastbone, this is located at the center of the chest.
- This protects the reproductive organs
- This bone protects an important organ used to send messages around the body.
- A set of seven irregularly shaped bones.
- A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column.
- The large broad bone forming the upper part of each half of the pelvis.
20 Clues: Another name for shin or shin bone. • This protects the reproductive organs • This is located within the human thigh. • A set of seven irregularly shaped bones. • A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg. • This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap. • A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column. • ...
Human Bio Final: Skeletal System 2022-04-29
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- minerals are stored and released when they need to be
- longer than they are wide bones
- in red bone marrow of certain bones
- softening of bones in kids
- wrist
- bottom of spine
- in lower arm
- in lower arm
- second part of spine
- kneecap area
- big bone in lower leg
- the weird bones
- between wrist and finger tips
- cubed shaped bones
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- smaller bone in lower leg
- helps bones move and use bones as levers
- thin bones that have a curve
- top of spine
- thinning of bones
- big bone in upper leg
- framework holding up the body
- area between ankle and toes
- they make a cage around vital organs
- fingertips and toes
- guards bodies most vital organs
- collar bone
- third part of spine
- ankle area bone
- attached to shoulder and elbow
29 Clues: wrist • collar bone • top of spine • in lower arm • in lower arm • kneecap area • bottom of spine • ankle area bone • the weird bones • thinning of bones • cubed shaped bones • fingertips and toes • third part of spine • second part of spine • big bone in upper leg • big bone in lower leg • smaller bone in lower leg • softening of bones in kids • area between ankle and toes • thin bones that have a curve • ...
Skeletal and Muscular System Vocabulary 2021-03-31
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- closer to the trunk of the body
- Freely moveable joints
- directional term for the front of the body
- These joints have limited ability to move.
- plane that splits the body into a upper and lower half
- the joint in-between your metacarpals and phalanges
- the thumb is this kind of synovial joint
- the shoulder and hip are this type of synovial joint
- Muscles that function without your control
- plane that cuts the body into an equal right and left side of the body
- closer to the midline of the body
- further away from the midline of the body
- muscle to bone connections that allow for movement
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- As the muscle relaxes, the muscle will go to its normal position
- directional term for the back of the body
- plane that splits the body into anterior and posterior halves of the body
- a muscle contracts it moves the secondary bone allowing the joint to bend
- These joints are immobile, or can not move
- muscles that are only found in the heart
- these are muscles that you can not control and function on their own. Mainly functioning of the internal organs
- Muscles that you can control
- further away from the trunk of the body
- the axis and atlas bone in the cervical spine make up this synovial joint
- Muscles that you can see on a person and they enable us to move while being in our control.
- bone to bone connections that stabilize a joint
- the portion of the skeleton that contain the skull, rib cage, and spine
- your wrist is an example of this type of synovial joint
- the portion of the skeletal system that is made up of the arms, legs, and hips
- the elbow and knee are examples of this type of synovial joint
29 Clues: Freely moveable joints • Muscles that you can control • closer to the trunk of the body • closer to the midline of the body • further away from the trunk of the body • muscles that are only found in the heart • the thumb is this kind of synovial joint • directional term for the back of the body • further away from the midline of the body • ...
2.01 Skeletal System - Vocabulary Review 2022-12-06
20 Clues: sac • rib • bent • duct • foot • bone • chest • joint • wrist • skull • spine • around • within • between • straight • cartilage • ankle-bone • bone marrow • inflammation • abnormal-condition
Skeletal System Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-23
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- bones that form the palms of hands
- thigh bone
- lower back bones
- knee bone
- forms the back and sides of the pubic bone
- lower leg bone, small
- wrist bones
- funny bone, elbow.
- upper jaw
- bones that make up the skull
- lower arm bone on the side of the thumb
- long bone connecting your arms to rib
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- fingers and toes
- lower arm bone
- bones that form feet
- bone of the upper arm
- neck bones
- end of spine or tailbone
- 2 large bones that help protect lower part of body
- jaw bone
- set of bones that protects organs
- forms lower portion of pubic bone
- lower leg bone
- ankle bone
- traingular shaped bone near base of spine
25 Clues: jaw bone • knee bone • upper jaw • neck bones • thigh bone • ankle bone • wrist bones • lower arm bone • lower leg bone • fingers and toes • lower back bones • funny bone, elbow. • bones that form feet • bone of the upper arm • lower leg bone, small • end of spine or tailbone • bones that make up the skull • set of bones that protects organs • forms lower portion of pubic bone • ...
Anatomy Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-31
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the thumb
- Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone
- Slightly curved triangular-shaped bone near the base of the spine
- Irregular bones making up your spine
- Largest and strongest bone in the human
- Two large flat bones that help protect the lower half of the body
- Jaw Bone
- Broad blade-shaped bone that forms the back sides of the pubic bone
- End of the spine
- Lower leg bone supports all of your weight
- Bones that make up the human head
- Upper Jaw
- Point of the elbow (Funny Bone)
- Knee cap
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the pinky finger
- Set of flat bones that protect the heart and lungs
- Bone of the upper arm
- Back shoulder bone
- Long flat bone in the front of the body that connects to the ribs
- Lower leg bone small and does not support your weight
- Ankle bone
- Fingers and toes
- Long curved flat bones that for the ribcage
- Wrist bones,short bones
- Long bone connecting your arms to your ribcage
- Bones that make up the feet
26 Clues: Jaw Bone • Knee cap • Upper Jaw • Ankle bone • Fingers and toes • End of the spine • Back shoulder bone • Bone of the upper arm • Wrist bones,short bones • Bones that make up the feet • Point of the elbow (Funny Bone) • Bones that make up the human head • Irregular bones making up your spine • Largest and strongest bone in the human • Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone • ...
Anatomy Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-31
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the thumb
- Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone
- Slightly curved triangular-shaped bone near the base of the spine
- Irregular bones making up your spine
- Largest and strongest bone in the human
- Two large flat bones that help protect the lower half of the body
- Jaw Bone
- Broad blade-shaped bone that forms the back sides of the pubic bone
- End of the spine
- Lower leg bone supports all of your weight
- Bones that make up the human head
- Upper Jaw
- Point of the elbow (Funny Bone)
- Knee cap
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the pinky finger
- Set of flat bones that protect the heart and lungs
- Bone of the upper arm
- Back shoulder bone
- Long flat bone in the front of the body that connects to the ribs
- Lower leg bone small and does not support your weight
- Ankle bone
- Fingers and toes
- Long curved flat bones that for the ribcage
- Wrist bones,short bones
- Long bone connecting your arms to your ribcage
- Bones that make up the feet
26 Clues: Jaw Bone • Knee cap • Upper Jaw • Ankle bone • Fingers and toes • End of the spine • Back shoulder bone • Bone of the upper arm • Wrist bones,short bones • Bones that make up the feet • Point of the elbow (Funny Bone) • Bones that make up the human head • Irregular bones making up your spine • Largest and strongest bone in the human • Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone • ...
Joints of the Skeletal System 2022-12-05
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- The only moveable bone in the skull.
- Wrist bones.
- Membranous borders between an infants cranial bones allow them to slide over each other to facilitate birth. They later ossify.
- Vertebra with ribs attached, posteriorly.
- Foot bones.
- The bones that enclose and protect the brain.
- Bone that helps form the prominence of the cheek.
- The 1st vertebra (V1 - most superior) that supports the head.
- Hand bones.
- The hip's cup-shaped cavity that receives the femur head.
- The shaft of a long bone.
- Air-filled cavities in the skull
- The most inferior portion of the sternum.
- The "tailbone" at the bottom of the vertebral column.
- The cavity in the center of a long bone.
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- Bone forming cells.
- Ankle bones.
- Between the most inferior "last" lumbar vertebra (L5) and coccyx.
- Blood cell formation.
- Finger & toe bones.
- Neck vertebra.
- Lower back vertebra, below the ribs.
- Also known commonly known as the kneecap.
- The foramen (opening) where the spinal cord exits the skull.
- Thyroid hormone that decreases calcium levels in your blood by stimulating osteoblasts to form bone tissue. It opposes the parathyroid hormone that increases blood calcium levels.
- The end of a long bone.
- The "Adam's Apple" bone that tongue muscles attach to.
- Bone cells.
- Cells that break-down calcified bone tissue (matrix).
- Cylinder-shaped unit of compact bone also called a Haversian System.
- The largest & most superior hip bone.
- The 2nd vertebra (V2) allowing the head to turn side to side.
32 Clues: Foot bones. • Hand bones. • Bone cells. • Ankle bones. • Wrist bones. • Neck vertebra. • Bone forming cells. • Finger & toe bones. • Blood cell formation. • The end of a long bone. • The shaft of a long bone. • Air-filled cavities in the skull • The only moveable bone in the skull. • Lower back vertebra, below the ribs. • The largest & most superior hip bone. • ...
Bones and Skeletal tissue system 2023-12-18
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- a small, wing-like projection of bone that points outward from each vertebra along the spine.
- Is the most prevalent cartilage, it is also commonly known as articular cartilage.
- small bone commonly found embedded within a muscle or tendon near joint surfaces.
- made up of a layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone.
- Is the cartilage that provides structural support to the nose. It is considered a hyaline cartilage.
- The skull protects the brain,Rib cage protects the organs these are examples of__________
- known as body fat.
- small rounded point of a bone. It also refers to a nodule attached to bone, mucous membrane (moist layer lining parts of the body), or skin.
- A large prominence on the side of the bone. Some of the largest muscle groups and most dense connective tissues attach
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- Contains loosely packed collagen fibers and a generous amount of elastic fibers.
- vary in shape and structure and therefore do not fit into any other category (flat, short, long, or sesamoid).
- A compressible but resilient type of cartilage. Can act as shock absorber.
- A raised or prominent part of the edge of a bone. Crests are often the sites where connective tissue attaches muscle to bone.
- a bump or protuberance on a long bone where tendons and ligaments connect.
- refers to a long, thin projection, often with a rough surface. Ridge and crest refer to a long, narrow line.
- Refers to a large prominence, which often provides structural support to the overlying hyaline cartilage.
- his is the cartilage that attaches to your ribs to your sternum it is categorized as a hyaline cartilage.
- Is a connective tissue of the skeletal system. Its purpose is to cushion the joints, Allow for free movement of a joint.
- contains our limbs and pelvis.
- a rounded prominence. especially : a large prominence on a bone usually serving for the attachment of muscles or ligaments.
20 Clues: known as body fat. • contains our limbs and pelvis. • A compressible but resilient type of cartilage. Can act as shock absorber. • a bump or protuberance on a long bone where tendons and ligaments connect. • made up of a layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone. • Contains loosely packed collagen fibers and a generous amount of elastic fibers. • ...
The Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-28
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- Substance that keeps bone ends from crushing when compressed.
- This is located at the ends of long bones.
- Red blood cells carry this throughout the body.
- When a bone completely shatters.
- Joints between skull bones.
- The bone callus is initially composed of____ bone.
- Fat is stored in this.
- A fracture result of twisting forces.
- Bone-producing cells.
- Where adjacent bones are strongly united.
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- Joints with the greatest mobility.
- The last bone to stop growing.
- Lubricant that minimizes friction of joints.
- Reinforce fibrous capsule and prevent dislocation of the joint.
- Blood is created in...
- When a bone cracks on one side but not all the way through.
- A fracture result in which the bone is crushed.
- The sternum is grouped into which of the 4 major bone categories?
- Nonbony debris at fracture site.
- The mandible is grouped into which of the 4 major bone categories?
20 Clues: Bone-producing cells. • Blood is created in... • Fat is stored in this. • Joints between skull bones. • The last bone to stop growing. • When a bone completely shatters. • Nonbony debris at fracture site. • Joints with the greatest mobility. • A fracture result of twisting forces. • Where adjacent bones are strongly united. • This is located at the ends of long bones. • ...
Skeletal System Notes Scavenger Hunt 2022-02-08
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- Longest bone of the body
- Crack or break in a bone
- Type of joints that allow free movement
- Skeleton division that includes arms & legs
- Skeleton division that includes skull & vertebrae
- Cells that build up bone
- A hormone that regulates calcium homeostasis
- Tailbone
- End of a bone, forms a joint
- Soft spots in infantile skull
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- Joint that connects skull bones
- Shock-absorber found between vertebrae
- Long shaft of a bone
- Finger and toe bones
- Cells that break bone down
- 7 vertebrae of the neck region
- Bone cell
- Unit of rings that make up bone tissue
- Process of bone formation from cartilage
- Bone of the upper arm
20 Clues: Tailbone • Bone cell • Long shaft of a bone • Finger and toe bones • Bone of the upper arm • Longest bone of the body • Crack or break in a bone • Cells that build up bone • Cells that break bone down • End of a bone, forms a joint • Soft spots in infantile skull • 7 vertebrae of the neck region • Joint that connects skull bones • Shock-absorber found between vertebrae • ...
Muscular and Skeletal System Crossword 2014-03-04
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- / connective tissue that is the outer covering of a muscle tissue.
- / part of the muscle that moves alone with the bone.
- / a protein that forms filaments that slide between filaments of the protein myosin, contracting muscle fibers.
- / the end of a muscle that connects to a relatively immovable part.
- / an enlargement of an organ or tissue.
- / type of muscle attached to bones.
- / a type of neurotransmitter which is a biochemical secreted at axon ends at many neuron ends.
- / chemicals that axons secrete on effectors of other neurons.
- / wasting or decreasing size of body organs or tissues.
- / time between application of a stimulus and beginning of a response in muscle fiber.
- / a muscle that is connected at either of both ends to a bone.
- / thin layer of connective tissue surrounding each skeletal muscle fiber.
- / a sheath of connective tissue that encloses a bundle of skeletal muscle fibers.
- / the fine transparent tubular sheath that envelopes the fivers of skeletal muscles.
- / transfer electric impulses, bundles of muscle fibers.
- / pigmented protein in muscle that carries oxygen.
- / a structural unit of myofibril muscle consisting of a dark band, segments of myofiber.
- / the outer sheath of connective tissue that surrounds a skeletal muscle.
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- / grooved scratches or channels especially one with a parallel series.
- / the formation of muscular tissue, particularly during embryonic development.
- / found between cardiac muscle fibers in the hear.
- / a protein that with actin, forms the filaments that contract muscle fibers.
- / when the muscles of your intestine or another canal constrict and relax. While doing this they push the contents inside of it forward as they make wavelike motions.
- / involuntary muscle tissue in the walls of viscera and blood vessels, consisting of non striated spindle-shaped cells.
- / connective tissue that connects muscle to bones.
- / muscle cells.
- / muscle that controls the movement of the heart.
- / a thread like object that lies parallel and makes up the sarcoplasm.
28 Clues: / muscle cells. • / type of muscle attached to bones. • / an enlargement of an organ or tissue. • / muscle that controls the movement of the heart. • / found between cardiac muscle fibers in the hear. • / connective tissue that connects muscle to bones. • / pigmented protein in muscle that carries oxygen. • / part of the muscle that moves alone with the bone. • ...
Week 5 Skeletal System M.Vance 2015-09-28
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- Shin bone
- Lateral curvature of the spine; S-shaped curvature
- Inflammation of rib cartilage
- Device used in arthroscopy
- Removing fluid from a joint
- Saclike connective structure found in some joints; protects moving parts from friction
- Medication used to relieve pain
- X-ray of the spinal column using contrast medium
- Membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- Injury to a ligament
- Shaft of the long bone
- Correcting a fracture by realigning the bone pieces
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- The bones of the sole of the foot
- Atrophy and thinning of bone tissue
- Break in a bone
- Malignant tumor arising from the cartilage
- Suturing together the parts of a broken bone
- Surgical cutting of bone
- Bone formed from five vertebrae fused together near the base of the spinal column
- Having to do with something attached
- Fingers
- Excision of a vertebra
- The bone in the ankle that articulates with the tibia and fibula
- Inflammation of a joint
- Dense, flexible connective tissue
25 Clues: Fingers • Shin bone • Break in a bone • Injury to a ligament • Excision of a vertebra • Shaft of the long bone • Inflammation of a joint • Surgical cutting of bone • Device used in arthroscopy • Removing fluid from a joint • Inflammation of rib cartilage • Medication used to relieve pain • The bones of the sole of the foot • Dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
Skeletal System - Mohammed Y Khan 2016-02-22
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- pain in a rib(s)
- fingers
- pain in a finger (or toe)
- one of the six main cranial bones
- the bone in the ankle that articulates with the tibia and fibula
- bony, daggerlike structure at the lower end of the sternum
- chest
- the breast bone
- bending a joint
- end of the long bone
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- disease due to vitamin D deficiency characterized by deficient calcification and soft bones associated with skeletal deformities
- the bone above the upper teeth
- the lateral leg bone
- noninvasive imaging test; imaging anatomical information from a cross-sectional plane of the body
- bone tissue
- the heel bone
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- having to do with something attached
- formation of bone
- abnormally low bone density
- joint with little movement
- a fibrous membrane joining bones, especially cranial bones
23 Clues: chest • fingers • bone tissue • the heel bone • the breast bone • bending a joint • pain in a rib(s) • formation of bone • the lateral leg bone • end of the long bone • pain in a finger (or toe) • joint with little movement • abnormally low bone density • the bone above the upper teeth • dense, flexible connective tissue • one of the six main cranial bones • having to do with something attached • ...
Chapter 5: The Skeletal System 2016-09-12
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- "tailbone"
- A broken bone
- Movement toward the midline of the body
- Collarbone
- Kneecap
- A joint with no movement
- Bone tissue
- Chest bone
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- The neck
- The heel bone
- Shoulder Blade
- Wrist bones
- Inflammation of bone
- The end of a long bone
- The shaft of a long bone
- Turning outward
- A place where bones come together
- The covering of a bone
- The medical specialty dealing with the musculoskeletal system
- Thigh bone
20 Clues: Kneecap • The neck • "tailbone" • Collarbone • Thigh bone • Chest bone • Wrist bones • Bone tissue • The heel bone • A broken bone • Shoulder Blade • Turning outward • Inflammation of bone • The end of a long bone • The covering of a bone • The shaft of a long bone • A joint with no movement • A place where bones come together • Movement toward the midline of the body • ...
PBL Skeletal System Functions (AC) 2022-09-27
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- bone of the forearm
- connective tissue that connects two bones
- connections of the bones that form a skeleton
- relating to the neck
- bones of the nose
- upper jawbone
- shoulder blade
- spongy tissue found in the center of some bones
- relating to the chest
- kneecap
- thigh bone
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- lower jawbone
- flexible fibrous tissue
- shinbone
- collarbone
- relating to the lower back
- relating to the wrist
- pertaining to the spine
- tailbone
- bone of the upper arm
20 Clues: kneecap • shinbone • tailbone • collarbone • thigh bone • lower jawbone • upper jawbone • shoulder blade • bones of the nose • bone of the forearm • relating to the neck • relating to the wrist • relating to the chest • bone of the upper arm • flexible fibrous tissue • pertaining to the spine • relating to the lower back • connective tissue that connects two bones • ...
Joints of the Skeletal System 2022-12-05
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- The only moveable bone in the skull.
- Wrist bones.
- Membranous borders between an infants cranial bones allow them to slide over each other to facilitate birth. They later ossify.
- Vertebra with ribs attached, posteriorly.
- Foot bones.
- The bones that enclose and protect the brain.
- Bone that helps form the prominence of the cheek.
- The 1st vertebra (V1 - most superior) that supports the head.
- Hand bones.
- The hip's cup-shaped cavity that receives the femur head.
- The shaft of a long bone.
- Air-filled cavities in the skull
- The most inferior portion of the sternum.
- The "tailbone" at the bottom of the vertebral column.
- The cavity in the center of a long bone.
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- Bone forming cells.
- Ankle bones.
- Between the most inferior "last" lumbar vertebra (L5) and coccyx.
- Blood cell formation.
- Finger & toe bones.
- Neck vertebra.
- Lower back vertebra, below the ribs.
- Also known commonly known as the kneecap.
- The foramen (opening) where the spinal cord exits the skull.
- Thyroid hormone that decreases calcium levels in your blood by stimulating osteoblasts to form bone tissue. It opposes the parathyroid hormone that increases blood calcium levels.
- The end of a long bone.
- The "Adam's Apple" bone that tongue muscles attach to.
- Bone cells.
- Cells that break-down calcified bone tissue (matrix).
- Cylinder-shaped unit of compact bone also called a Haversian System.
- The largest & most superior hip bone.
- The 2nd vertebra (V2) allowing the head to turn side to side.
32 Clues: Foot bones. • Hand bones. • Bone cells. • Ankle bones. • Wrist bones. • Neck vertebra. • Bone forming cells. • Finger & toe bones. • Blood cell formation. • The end of a long bone. • The shaft of a long bone. • Air-filled cavities in the skull • The only moveable bone in the skull. • Lower back vertebra, below the ribs. • The largest & most superior hip bone. • ...
Joints of the Skeletal System 2022-12-05
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- Also known commonly known as the kneecap.
- Lower back vertebra, below the ribs.
- The end of a long bone.
- Cells that break-down calcified bone tissue (matrix).
- Foot bones.
- Membranous borders between an infants cranial bones allow them to slide over each other to facilitate birth. They later ossify.
- The foramen (opening) where the spinal cord exits the skull.
- Bone cells.
- The largest & most superior hip bone.
- The "Adam's Apple" bone that tongue muscles attach to.
- The shaft of a long bone.
- Wrist bones.
- Between the most inferior "last" lumbar vertebra (L5) and coccyx.
- Bone that helps form the prominence of the cheek.
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- Finger & toe bones.
- The hip's cup-shaped cavity that receives the femur head.
- The most inferior portion of the sternum.
- Cylinder-shaped unit of compact bone also called a Haversian System.
- Hand bones.
- Vertebra with ribs attached, posteriorly.
- Thyroid hormone that decreases calcium levels in your blood by stimulating osteoblasts to form bone tissue. It opposes the parathyroid hormone that increases blood calcium levels.
- The bones that enclose and protect the brain.
- The 1st vertebra (V1 - most superior) that supports the head.
- Bone forming cells.
- Blood cell formation.
- The 2nd vertebra (V2) allowing the head to turn side to side.
- The cavity in the center of a long bone.
- The only moveable bone in the skull.
- Ankle bones.
- Air-filled cavities in the skull
- Neck vertebra.
- The "tailbone" at the bottom of the vertebral column.
32 Clues: Hand bones. • Foot bones. • Bone cells. • Ankle bones. • Wrist bones. • Neck vertebra. • Finger & toe bones. • Bone forming cells. • Blood cell formation. • The end of a long bone. • The shaft of a long bone. • Air-filled cavities in the skull • Lower back vertebra, below the ribs. • The only moveable bone in the skull. • The largest & most superior hip bone. • ...
Joints of the Skeletal System 2022-12-02
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- The type of joint in the elbow.
- Freely movable joints.
- Moving a part towards the body's midline.
- Moving a part away from the body's midline.
- Turning the foot medially (inward).
- Slightly movable joints.
- Turning the palm of the hand down.
- Also called articulations.
- Bending a body part.
- Immovable joints.
- The fluid in the joint capsule that lubricates the cartilage.
- Joints that allow the most range & types of motion, found in hips & shoulders.
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- They allow the skull to change shape during childbirth.
- Discs of fibrocartilage that cushion articulating surfaces,like in the knee.
- Moving a body part around an axis (twisting).
- Moving a body part in a circular path.
- Where a muscle attaches to the bone that is not moved by contraction of that muscle.
- Moving the ankle towards the shin (tibia).
- Straightening of a body part.
- Turning the palm of the hand up.
- Type of flexion moving the ankle away from the shin (tibia).
- Where a muscle attaches to the bone that moves by contraction of that muscle.
- Turning the foot laterally (outward).
- Fibrous joints between flat bones of the skull.
- Fluid-filled sacs associated with synovial joints.
25 Clues: Immovable joints. • Bending a body part. • Freely movable joints. • Slightly movable joints. • Also called articulations. • Straightening of a body part. • The type of joint in the elbow. • Turning the palm of the hand up. • Turning the palm of the hand down. • Turning the foot medially (inward). • Turning the foot laterally (outward). • Moving a body part in a circular path. • ...
Ch. 7 The Skeletal System 2023-03-01
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- tissue that connects one bone to another bone
- point of the elbow
- tailbone
- tough fibrous tissue that forms outer covering of bone
- process lower part of the sternum
- bones that make up the ankle
- large bone in the thigh
- breastbone
- shoulder blade
- bones store most of the _________ supply of the body
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- collar bone
- bones that make up the wrist
- bones of the finger and toes
- upper portion of the sternum
- act as the framework of the body
- larger bone in the lower leg
- areas where two or more bones join together
- bone in the forearm on the thumb side
- bone in the upper arm
- smaller bone in the outer portion of the lower leg
- kneecap
- bone in the forearm on the pinky side
22 Clues: kneecap • tailbone • breastbone • collar bone • shoulder blade • point of the elbow • bone in the upper arm • large bone in the thigh • bones that make up the wrist • bones of the finger and toes • upper portion of the sternum • larger bone in the lower leg • bones that make up the ankle • act as the framework of the body • process lower part of the sternum • ...
Chapter 15 - The Skeletal System 2023-02-15
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- Sterno/
- Swollen end of a long bone
- Lower jaw bone
- Medial bone of the forearm
- Knee cap
- Costo/
- Spondylo/
- Shoulder blade
- -listhesis
- Upper arm bone
- Ortho/
- Bone breaking cell
- Above/clavicle/pertaining to
- Upper jaw bone
- Fingers and toes
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- Thigh bone
- Bone building cell
- Bone/instrument to cut
- Metatarsal/pain
- Shaft of a long bone
- Calco/
- Medial bone of the leg
- Collar bone
- Skull
- Lateral bone of the leg
- Bone/softening
- Wrist bones
- -malacia
- Lateral bone of the forearm
29 Clues: Skull • Calco/ • Costo/ • Ortho/ • Sterno/ • Knee cap • -malacia • Spondylo/ • Thigh bone • -listhesis • Collar bone • Wrist bones • Lower jaw bone • Shoulder blade • Bone/softening • Upper arm bone • Upper jaw bone • Metatarsal/pain • Fingers and toes • Bone building cell • Bone breaking cell • Shaft of a long bone • Bone/instrument to cut • Medial bone of the leg • Lateral bone of the leg • Swollen end of a long bone • ...
Unit 14: Skeletal System & Orthopedics 2020-10-31
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- GROUP OF NERVE CELL BODIES
- PAIN IN THE BREAST BONE
- CLEFT PALATE
- SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER WITH HALLUCINATIONS
- BONE YOU SIT ON
- PHYSICIAN SPECIALIST IN SKELETAL DISORDERS
- PLURAL FOR HEEL BONE
- WALK (ABBR.)
- SYNONYM FOR SPINA BIFIDA CYSTICA
- PERTAINING TO NECK AND FACE
- PODIATRIST (ABBR.)
- VEHICLE FOR EMERGENCY
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- NIGHT BLINDNESS
- STOP BLOOD FLOW
- CONDITION OF STIFFENING
- SYNONYM FOR MYCOSTASIS
- MUSCLE FROM UPPER ARM TO RADIUS BONE
- -TUNNEL SYNDROME
- FOOT BONES BEYOND THE TARSALS
- SLEEPING SICKNESS CAUSED BY A LIVER FLUKE
- PROCESS AT THE END OF THE STERNUM
- SLEEPWALKING
- INCLUDING THE UPPER ARM BONE AND THE SHOULDER BLADES
- RIGHT (ABBR.)
- ORTHOPEDIST (ABBR.)
- EXCISION OF HERNIATED LAMINA OF A DISK
- FRACTURE (ABBR.)
27 Clues: CLEFT PALATE • SLEEPWALKING • WALK (ABBR.) • RIGHT (ABBR.) • NIGHT BLINDNESS • STOP BLOOD FLOW • BONE YOU SIT ON • -TUNNEL SYNDROME • FRACTURE (ABBR.) • PODIATRIST (ABBR.) • ORTHOPEDIST (ABBR.) • PLURAL FOR HEEL BONE • VEHICLE FOR EMERGENCY • SYNONYM FOR MYCOSTASIS • CONDITION OF STIFFENING • PAIN IN THE BREAST BONE • GROUP OF NERVE CELL BODIES • PERTAINING TO NECK AND FACE • ...
Bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-16
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- Made up of 33 small bones/vertebrae
- Eight bones that make up part of the hand
- A set of eight long bones in the hand
- Acts as a supporter at the lower part of the trunk
- Bones that makes up the fingers
- Larger and shorter bone in the forearm
- Five long bones in each foot
- Long bone between the shoulder and elbow
- Flat bone enclosing the brain; protector
- Another name is calf bone and is located on the outside of leg
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- Larger of the two bones in the lower leg
- Long flat bone in the middle of the chest
- Connects the shoulder to the breastbone
- Longest bone in the human body and has a head
- There is a hinge joint where it is located
- Also named tailbone and is below the sacrum
- Contain gliding joints
- Long thin bone in the forearm
- Triangular, flat bone of the pectoral girdle
- A protective cage with 12 pairs of bones
20 Clues: Contain gliding joints • Five long bones in each foot • Long thin bone in the forearm • Bones that makes up the fingers • Made up of 33 small bones/vertebrae • A set of eight long bones in the hand • Larger and shorter bone in the forearm • Connects the shoulder to the breastbone • Larger of the two bones in the lower leg • Long bone between the shoulder and elbow • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-16
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- Another name for shin or shin bone.
- A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column.
- This protects the reproductive organs
- The ___ bone is apart of the skull ans is also known as the lower jaw.
- The large broad bone forming the upper part of each half of the pelvis.
- The ___ and the Ulna are the two bones in the forearm.
- There are 56 of these in total and they are found in the hands and feet.
- This is located within the human thigh.
- These are located between the phalanges and carpal bones.
- This bone protects vital organs such as the heart and the lungs.
- The ankle bone or ___ transfers the weight from the legs to the feet.
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- Otherwise known as the breastbone, this is located at the center of the chest.
- A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg.
- This is also called the collarbone and it supports the shoulder.
- This is also known as the upper jaw and it is used to chew food along with the lower jaw.
- This bone is one of the three hip bones located at the front of the pelvic area. It also supports the body when it sits.
- What connects with the shoulder socket in the upper arm?
- These are fused together in order to form the spine.
- This bone protects an important organ used to send messages around the body.
- This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap.
- A set of seven irregularly shaped bones.
21 Clues: Another name for shin or shin bone. • This protects the reproductive organs • This is located within the human thigh. • A set of seven irregularly shaped bones. • A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg. • This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap. • A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column. • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- bones that make up the fingers and toes
- found in the forearm lies laterally
- connects scapula, ulna and radius
- most popular sesamoid bone
- also known as the shoulder blade
- make up the ankle and the heel
- curved bones that protect the lungs and heart
- 33 bones that form the spinal column
- connect ankle to toes
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- keep the reproductive organs from harm
- flat bone found in the centre of the chest
- longest and strongest bone in the body
- small bones that make up the wrist
- large bone on the inside of the lower leg
- connects the arm on each side
- stretches from the elbow to smallest finger
- protects the brain
- only long bone that lies horizontally
- triangular-shaped bone between the hips
- small bone on the outside of the lower leg
20 Clues: protects the brain • connect ankle to toes • most popular sesamoid bone • connects the arm on each side • make up the ankle and the heel • also known as the shoulder blade • connects scapula, ulna and radius • small bones that make up the wrist • found in the forearm lies laterally • 33 bones that form the spinal column • only long bone that lies horizontally • ...
Skeletal System & Joint Terminology Review 2021-02-25
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- long bone of the upper arm
- thick and elastic tissue connecting muscle to bone
- immovable joints between bones of the skull
- slick surface that covers the end of a bone at a joint
- commonly injured connective tissue in the back of the knee(acronym)
- Hormone released as a result of decreasing blood calcium level(acronym)
- name given to the ends of a long bone
- bone of the front-knee
- anatomical term for the shoulder blade
- canal running perpendicular to the long axis of a long bone
- a bone of the skull that might be injured in a fall backwards
- most common form of arthritis
- most commonly broke bone
- this cavity contain bone marrow
- largest of the long bones in the human skeleton
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- bones of the low back
- the outer coating of a bone
- bone forming cells
- structures that connect bone to bone
- bone “eating”cells
- the part of our skeleton that includes the skull and vertebral column
- type of bone made up of longitudinal Osteon formations
- fluid in the knee joint
- the “hip bone”
- I used these bones on the keyboard to type this crossword
- the elbow is an example of this type of joint
26 Clues: the “hip bone” • bone forming cells • bone “eating”cells • bones of the low back • bone of the front-knee • fluid in the knee joint • most commonly broke bone • long bone of the upper arm • the outer coating of a bone • most common form of arthritis • this cavity contain bone marrow • structures that connect bone to bone • name given to the ends of a long bone • ...
Skeletal System Tests, Procedures & Therapeutics 2021-09-26
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- drug that relieves pain
- therapy rehabilitation that focuses on restoring physical function and preventing disability
- solid mold of a body part; used to immobilize fractures or dislocations
- process in which radiographic images of a specific section of the body are taken from multiple angles and then analyzed by a computer to identify bone injury or disease
- surgical correction of the bone
- incision to, or cutting of, a tendon
- surgical removal of the bursa
- relieves pain, counteracts inflammation and reduces fever, commonly used to treat arthritis
- surgical repair of a joint
- a blood test performed to diagnose rheumatoid arthritis
- incision through the bone
- a noninvasive scanning test that invloves use of an electromagnetic field and raido waves to visualize soft-tissue structures
- transplanting and implanting tissue from one part of the body to another; used to repair a defect or injury
- surgical fusion of joints between vertebrae
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- x-ray test that determines loss of, or changes in bone density
- agent that counteracts inflammation
- removal of a limb, usually surgical
- artificial replacedment for a missing body part
- a nuclear scanning test that identifies bone fractures, tumors, or infections
- puncture spinal tap; needle aspiration of spinal canal fluid in the lumbar area
- process involving the use of a syringe and needle to withdraw bone marrow liquid; used in medical procedures such as stem-cell transplant
- agent that reduces fever
- visual examination of a joint using a scope
- radiographic image used to diagnose skeletal changes in the body
- surgical puncture of the joint space with a needle to remove accumulated fluid
- drug that relieves pain and induces sleep by depressing the central nervous system
- application of a pulling force to align a dislocated part of the body
- surgical removal of a herniated (ruptured) vertebral disk
- surgical procedure involving the use of steel rods, plates, or screws to realign a severe bone fracture
29 Clues: drug that relieves pain • agent that reduces fever • incision through the bone • surgical repair of a joint • surgical removal of the bursa • surgical correction of the bone • agent that counteracts inflammation • removal of a limb, usually surgical • incision to, or cutting of, a tendon • visual examination of a joint using a scope • surgical fusion of joints between vertebrae • ...
VT-200 Skeletal System Review 2021-10-06
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- These bones connect the ankle to the toes of the animal’s hindlimb.
- The wrist joint.
- These vertebrae are large enough to support the abdominal organs without help from the ribs.
- This bone starts developing as 3 separate bones that eventually fuse together.
- The main weight-bearing bone of the antebrachium.
- Digits.
- The ankle joint.
- The most proximal bone of the thoracic limb.
- These vertebra support the chest and are posterior attachments for the ribs.
- In most animals, this bone is comprised of 37-38 separate bones.
- Nearly all mammals have 7 of this vertebrae, even the giraffe.
- The main weight-bearing bone of the hindlimb.
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- The long bone of the thigh.
- This bone forms the floor of the thorax.
- This bone forms a major portion of the elbow joint.
- The long bone of the upper brachium.
- The number of these bones present is equal to the number of vertebrae holding them in place.
- These bones connect the wrist to the toes of the animal’s forelimb.
- This bone doesn’t offer support but acts as a muscle attachment site.
- These vertebrae are located dorsal to the pelvis and form joints with it on either side.
- Tail bones.
21 Clues: Digits. • Tail bones. • The wrist joint. • The ankle joint. • The long bone of the thigh. • The long bone of the upper brachium. • This bone forms the floor of the thorax. • The most proximal bone of the thoracic limb. • The main weight-bearing bone of the hindlimb. • The main weight-bearing bone of the antebrachium. • This bone forms a major portion of the elbow joint. • ...
Unit 10 Vocabulary - Skeletal System 2017-02-09
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- Closes jaw in chewing
- A flat, thin muscle in the wall of the cheek
- Dome-shaped; help with breathing
- Ability to be stretched
- Swinging the arm around in a circle
- Covers and protects tissue
- Allows muscle to return to its original shape
- End that moves when muscles contract
- End that does not move
- Turning a body part on its own axis
- Flexes lower leg and extends thigh
- Controlled
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- Muscle on upper back and neck that extends head and moves shoulder
- Ring of muscle
- Connect muscle to bone
- Ability to respond to stimulus
- Backward bending (ex: hand or foot)
- Muscle on front of thigh that abducts and flexes leg
- Neurotransmitter
- A condition of shortening and hardening of muscles
- Not controlled
- Palm down
- Three muscles that can be used as injection sites
- Palm up
- Increasing the angle between two bones
25 Clues: Palm up • Palm down • Controlled • Ring of muscle • Not controlled • Neurotransmitter • Closes jaw in chewing • Connect muscle to bone • End that does not move • Ability to be stretched • Covers and protects tissue • Ability to respond to stimulus • Dome-shaped; help with breathing • Flexes lower leg and extends thigh • Backward bending (ex: hand or foot) • Swinging the arm around in a circle • ...
Skeletal System Bone and cartilage 2023-08-03
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- coccygeal
- between parietal bones
- projects from apex of vertebral arch
- cervical in the neck
- a rounded prominence
- articulates with trochlea of humerus
- axial skeleton
- a protuberance above or on the condyle of a long bone
- between parietal and temporal bones
- fused sacral
- palpated near the thumb or little finger
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- proximal row of tarsal bones
- large hole below acetabulum
- brow tie of the sternum
- lower part of the sternum
- lumbar in the lower back
- bony projection that forms the point at back of elbow
- ends of long bone
- appendicular skeleton
- allow shifting of bones during birth and growth of brain
- one of the carpal bones on the thumb side of the wrist, just above the radius
- distal row of tarsal
- thoracic in the chest
- middle part of the long bone
- a small rounded carpal bone situated where the palm of the hand meets the outer edge of the wrist.
25 Clues: coccygeal • fused sacral • axial skeleton • ends of long bone • cervical in the neck • a rounded prominence • distal row of tarsal • appendicular skeleton • thoracic in the chest • between parietal bones • brow tie of the sternum • lumbar in the lower back • lower part of the sternum • large hole below acetabulum • proximal row of tarsal bones • middle part of the long bone • ...
PATHOLOGIES of the SKELETAL SYSTEM 2024-01-15
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- - Softening and degeneration of the cartilage on the underside of the kneecap.
- - Inflammation or infection of the bone, often caused by bacteria.
- - Compression of the median nerve as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist, causing pain and numbness.
- - Condition where bone mineral density is lower than normal, but not low enough to be classified as osteoporosis.
- - Inflammation of a tendon, often caused by overuse or injury.
- - Result of a broken bone, often due to trauma or stress.
- - Aggressive form of bone cancer, originating in the cells that form bones.
- - Softening and weakening of bones in children, usually due to a vitamin D deficiency.
- - Abnormal stiffening and immobility of a joint due to fusion of bones.
- - Chronic inflammation affecting joints, causing pain and swelling.
- - Condition characterized by fragile bones due to decreased density.
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- - Degenerative joint disease involving the breakdown of cartilage.
- - Chronic condition characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain and fatigue.
- - Abnormal sideways curvature of the spine.
- - Softening of the bones, typically caused by a deficiency of vitamin D.
- - Inflammation of the synovial membrane that lines joints.
- - stiffness, abnormal hardening of the joints.
- - Excessive outward rounding of the upper spine, creating a hunchback appearance.
- - Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs (bursae) that cushion joints.
- - Inward curvature of the spine, creating a swayback appearance.
20 Clues: - Abnormal sideways curvature of the spine. • - stiffness, abnormal hardening of the joints. • - Result of a broken bone, often due to trauma or stress. • - Inflammation of the synovial membrane that lines joints. • - Inflammation of a tendon, often caused by overuse or injury. • - Inward curvature of the spine, creating a swayback appearance. • ...
Skeletal System-Joints and Movements 2024-03-19
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- movement in a downward (inferior) direction
- joint with movement in one direction on a plane
- joint with back and forth, side to side movement
- joint with movement in all directions
- movement toward the midline of the body
- bending the foot so toes/foot are up towards the shin
- movement of the sole of the foot toward the midline
- moving a body part back
- turn or twisting movement around a fixed joint
- slightly moveable joints
- facing upward or forward
- movement where the angle between two bones increases
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- facing backward or downward
- movement of body region in circular motion
- joint with limited movements, smooth surfaces slide on or over each other
- movement beyond a natural range of motion
- movement in an upward (superior) direction
- movement away from the midline of the body
- moving a body part forward
- bending the foot so toes/foot are down
- movement of sole of the foot toward the midline
- joint with movement in multiple directions, not full rotation
- joint where one bone swivels around another
- joints that are freely moveable
- immovable joints
- refers to the movement where the angle between two bones decreases
26 Clues: immovable joints • moving a body part back • slightly moveable joints • facing upward or forward • moving a body part forward • facing backward or downward • joints that are freely moveable • joint with movement in all directions • bending the foot so toes/foot are down • movement toward the midline of the body • movement beyond a natural range of motion • ...
Body Systems 2020-12-08
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- part of the skeletal system that provides support for your body, protects organs, and produces blood cells.
- Part of the excretory system that cleans waste from your blood
- Muscles located in your heart
- Muscles that can line esophagus
- Acid in your stomach that dissolves the food you digested.
- The intestine in the Digestive System that absorbs water.
- your largest organ that is located integumentary system
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- Cells in your brain that keep your memory.
- cells that carry out oxygen around the human body
- Muscles attached to your bones
- The Intestine that absorbs nurients
- Vessel's that carry blood to the heart.
- Vessels that carry blood away from the heart
- fluid from blood plasma that surrounds your cells
- The Human Organ that transfers blood all around the body. If this organ stops, you die.
15 Clues: Muscles located in your heart • Muscles attached to your bones • Muscles that can line esophagus • The Intestine that absorbs nurients • Vessel's that carry blood to the heart. • Cells in your brain that keep your memory. • Vessels that carry blood away from the heart • cells that carry out oxygen around the human body • fluid from blood plasma that surrounds your cells • ...
Body Systems 2022-01-09
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- Hormone production and release
- Gas exchange
- Movement
- Provides structure to body and protection for internal organs
- Breaking down food into usable nutrients
- Delivering O2 and nutrients
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- Making offspring
- Body’s defense system (also known as immune)
- Physical barrier to the body for protection
- Expelling wastes
- Voluntary and involuntary movements
11 Clues: Movement • Gas exchange • Making offspring • Expelling wastes • Delivering O2 and nutrients • Hormone production and release • Voluntary and involuntary movements • Breaking down food into usable nutrients • Physical barrier to the body for protection • Body’s defense system (also known as immune) • Provides structure to body and protection for internal organs
Chapter 5: The Skeletal System 2015-09-23
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- The thigh bone
- The collarbone
- Field of study that deals with joints and connective tissue disorders
- Straight line through the physical body
- The breast bone
- Comprises the sternum, manubrium of the sternum, ribs and coastal cartilage
- Surgical removal of the bone
- The root word for finger or toe
- The root word for neck
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- The shoulder blade
- A break without separation
- Turning outward
- Bones that make up the fingers
- Disease of the cartilage
- A tear in a ligament or the fibrous tissue that connects bones
- The root word for arm
- The name of the bones that compose the spinal column
- The membrane covering the bone
- Tie bones together
- Bending or being bent
- Movement toward the midline of the body
- Technical term for the ankle
22 Clues: The thigh bone • The collarbone • Turning outward • The breast bone • The shoulder blade • Tie bones together • The root word for arm • Bending or being bent • The root word for neck • Disease of the cartilage • A break without separation • Surgical removal of the bone • Technical term for the ankle • Bones that make up the fingers • The membrane covering the bone • ...
Level 3 Skeletal System Crossword 2014-10-08
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- Carpal bone
- Lateral bone of the lower leg
- Cheekbone
- Mineral stored by bones
- Knee bone
- Bone building cells
- Red blood cells
- Shape of bones designed for protection
- Section of skeleton which facilitates movement
- Shaft of a long bone
- Bones of the fingers and toes
- First cervical vertebrae
- Triangular bone found in the nasal cavity
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- Bone of the pelvic girdle
- end of a long bone
- Collar bone
- Shape of bone found in the vertebrae
- Longest bone in the body
- Bone cell
- Process of bone growth
- Specialised bones found in tendons
- Bone of the heel
- Neck bone which supports the tongue
23 Clues: Cheekbone • Bone cell • Knee bone • Carpal bone • Collar bone • Red blood cells • Bone of the heel • end of a long bone • Bone building cells • Shaft of a long bone • Process of bone growth • Mineral stored by bones • Longest bone in the body • First cervical vertebrae • Bone of the pelvic girdle • Lateral bone of the lower leg • Bones of the fingers and toes • Specialised bones found in tendons • ...
Ch.5 The Skeletal System 2015-02-02
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- Biggest Bone in the Body
- -itis
- Written Record of
- Ankle Bone
- Inflammation of bone
- Excision of a joint
- Collarbone
- Surgical repair of a bone
- Pelv/o
- Carp/o
- Shaft of Long Bone
- Arthr/o
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- Turning outward
- Tear in a ligament
- Movement in a circular direction from a central point
- Bending or being bent
- Movement away from the midline of the body
- -oma
- Kneecap
- Pain in the arm
- To turn downward or backward as with the hand or foot
- Kyph/o
22 Clues: -oma • -itis • Pelv/o • Kyph/o • Carp/o • Kneecap • Arthr/o • Ankle Bone • Collarbone • Turning outward • Pain in the arm • Written Record of • Tear in a ligament • Shaft of Long Bone • Excision of a joint • Inflammation of bone • Bending or being bent • Biggest Bone in the Body • Surgical repair of a bone • Movement away from the midline of the body • Movement in a circular direction from a central point • ...
Skeletal System: Lab Group C 2016-05-11
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- where two bones meet
- bone cells that regulate homeostasis
- the longest bone in your body
- bone cells that make new blood cells
- protects your heart, lungs, and liver
- category of bones that make up the center of the body and maintain humans' upright position
- birth defect causing one foot to face inward and downward
- category of bones that make up the limbs and make movement possible
- type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow
- a disease that many people have, but don't know
- supports a person's body
- protects your spinal cord, made of 26 bones
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- the bones that make up your spine
- a disease caused by deficiency of calcium in the bone
- the wear and tear of bones and joints, commonly found in the elderly
- a tumor that destroys normal bone tissue
- the soft tissue within bones, makes blood cells
- the body responding to its environment and maintaining internal stability
- holds your ribs in place
- when bones become execessively weak and prone to fracture
- the skeleton in the human head
- soft material that makes up part of a baby's bones before they're replaced by bone
- there are 206 of these in an adult body
- the overuse of tendons
24 Clues: where two bones meet • the overuse of tendons • holds your ribs in place • supports a person's body • the longest bone in your body • the skeleton in the human head • the bones that make up your spine • bone cells that regulate homeostasis • bone cells that make new blood cells • protects your heart, lungs, and liver • there are 206 of these in an adult body • ...
Skeletal System: Words and Roots 2017-06-08
20 Clues: Rib • Jaw • Knee • Heel • Cheek • Joint • Wrist • Fingers • Forehead • Movement • Shoulder • Upper Arm • Bone Loss • Upper Leg • Lower Back • Collar bone • Break in Bone • Bone Formation • Connective Tissue • Inner Membrane of Bone
Chapter 5: The Skeletal System 2016-09-18
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- Bone tissue
- Pain in a bone
- Excision of part of the wrist
- Having to do with something attachted
- Examination of the interior joint
- Excision of a joint
- Neck
- Skin bone
- The bone above the upper teeth
- Pain in the joint
- Medication used to relieve pain
- The lower jawbone
- Inflammtion of a bursa
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- One of the thirty-three segments making up the spinal column
- Highly malignant tumor of the bone
- Chest
- excision (resectioning) of a vertebra
- Pain in a finger (or toe)
- Dense, flexible connective tissue
- Fingers
- Shaft of the long bone
- The collarbone
- Having to do with the arm
- The long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- The lateral leg bone
25 Clues: Neck • Chest • Fingers • Skin bone • Bone tissue • Pain in a bone • The collarbone • Pain in the joint • The lower jawbone • Excision of a joint • The lateral leg bone • Shaft of the long bone • Inflammtion of a bursa • Pain in a finger (or toe) • Having to do with the arm • Excision of part of the wrist • The bone above the upper teeth • Medication used to relieve pain • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System Crossword 2016-09-17
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- Medication that exerts analgesic and anti-inflammatory actions
- Straight line trough a physical body
- Bone is made up of __________ tissues
- Break is straight across the bone
- Softening of the Cartilage
- The bone above the upper teeth
- The lateral leg bone
- Fracture of the distal end of the fibula
- The collar bone
- X-ray of the spinal column using contrast medium
- Having to do with the arm
- Finger bones
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- The place where bones come together
- Kneecap
- The long bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- Means to form bone
- Break without separation
- Pain in a finger
- Pain in a joint
- Connective tissue
20 Clues: Kneecap • Finger bones • Pain in a joint • The collar bone • Pain in a finger • Connective tissue • Means to form bone • The lateral leg bone • Break without separation • Having to do with the arm • Softening of the Cartilage • The bone above the upper teeth • Break is straight across the bone • The place where bones come together • Straight line trough a physical body • ...
The Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2016-09-19
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- A highly malignant tumor of the bone
- The inner membrane inside of bone
- Joint with free movement
- A tumor in the cartilage
- A break in the bone
- A tear in the ligament
- Joint with no movement
- The lower jaw bone
- Mature bone cells
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- Alternate name for the shoulder blade
- Spaces with connective tissue filled with synovial fluid
- The softening of bone
- "meeting place" between bones
- The thin membrane covering the bone
- The formation of bone
- Joint with little movement
- Inflammation of a joint
- Loss of bone mass
- Connective tissue that enables movement
- Alternate name for the collar bone
20 Clues: Loss of bone mass • Mature bone cells • The lower jaw bone • A break in the bone • The softening of bone • The formation of bone • A tear in the ligament • Joint with no movement • Inflammation of a joint • Joint with free movement • A tumor in the cartilage • Joint with little movement • "meeting place" between bones • The inner membrane inside of bone • Alternate name for the collar bone • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-16
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- Another name for shin or shin bone.
- A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column.
- This protects the reproductive organs
- The ___ bone is apart of the skull ans is also known as the lower jaw.
- The large broad bone forming the upper part of each half of the pelvis.
- The ___ and the Ulna are the two bones in the forearm.
- There are 56 of these in total and they are found in the hands and feet.
- This is located within the human thigh.
- These are located between the phalanges and carpal bones.
- This bone protects vital organs such as the heart and the lungs.
- The ankle bone or ___ transfers the weight from the legs to the feet.
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- Otherwise known as the breastbone, this is located at the center of the chest.
- A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg.
- This is also called the collarbone and it supports the shoulder.
- This is also known as the upper jaw and it is used to chew food along with the lower jaw.
- This bone is one of the three hip bones located at the front of the pelvic area. It also supports the body when it sits.
- What connects with the shoulder socket in the upper arm?
- These are fused together in order to form the spine.
- This bone protects an important organ used to send messages around the body.
- This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap.
- A set of seven irregularly shaped bones.
21 Clues: Another name for shin or shin bone. • This protects the reproductive organs • This is located within the human thigh. • A set of seven irregularly shaped bones. • A long thin bone beside the shinbone in the leg. • This joint is usually referred to as the kneecap. • A triangular bone at the base of the spinal column. • ...
Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- bones that make up the fingers and toes
- found in the forearm lies laterally
- connects scapula, ulna and radius
- most popular sesamoid bone
- also known as the shoulder blade
- make up the ankle and the heel
- curved bones that protect the lungs and heart
- 33 bones that form the spinal column
- connect ankle to toes
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- keep the reproductive organs from harm
- flat bone found in the centre of the chest
- longest and strongest bone in the body
- small bones that make up the wrist
- large bone on the inside of the lower leg
- connects the arm on each side
- stretches from the elbow to smallest finger
- protects the brain
- only long bone that lies horizontally
- triangular-shaped bone between the hips
- small bone on the outside of the lower leg
20 Clues: protects the brain • connect ankle to toes • most popular sesamoid bone • connects the arm on each side • make up the ankle and the heel • also known as the shoulder blade • connects scapula, ulna and radius • small bones that make up the wrist • found in the forearm lies laterally • 33 bones that form the spinal column • only long bone that lies horizontally • ...
Homeostatic Imbalences of Skeletal System. 2022-10-14
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- Hunch back
- Fracture is common in older people with brittle bones
- When a bone is crushed, common in porous bones
- Disease when uric acid accumulates in the blood and may create needle-shaped crystals.
- When scar tissue ossifies and bone ends fuse
- result from trauma that breaks or twists.
- Disease in children when a bone fails to calcify.
- When a bone breaks and penetrates the skin.
- When a bone is forced out of its normal position
- The ligaments or tendons that reinforce the joint is damaged by excessive stretching.
- Common sports fracture, Excessive twisting.
- Lumbar is Anterior
- Inflammation describes over 100 inflammatory or degenerative diseases.
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- The drying of discs and weakening ligaments.
- Grow around margins of eroded cartilage, restricting joint movement.
- Bone breaks cleanly and does not penetrate the skin.
- When the inflamed synovial membrane thickens
- Broken bones pressed inward
- The most common type of arthritis, a chronic degenerative condition, typically affects elders.
- is Water on the knee, due to inflammation of bursae or the synovial membrane
- A chronic inflammatory disorder, usually ages 40-50.
- Fracture is common in children who have more flexible bones
- The Lateral curvature of the spine
- Broken bone ends forced toward each other
- crunching noise
25 Clues: Hunch back • crunching noise • Lumbar is Anterior • Broken bones pressed inward • The Lateral curvature of the spine • result from trauma that breaks or twists. • Broken bone ends forced toward each other • When a bone breaks and penetrates the skin. • Common sports fracture, Excessive twisting. • The drying of discs and weakening ligaments. • ...
Chp 7 Skeletal System Vocab 2022-10-05
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- Interlocking line of union between bones
- Platelike structures with broad surfaces.
- Tubelike passageway within the bone
- having a variety of shapes, animist are connected to several bones
- Furrow or groove
- Occipital bone joins the parietal bones along the lambdoid suture
- forms the anterior portion of the skill above the eyes
- Small, knoblike process
- Small, nearly flat surface
- Narrow, ridge like projection
- Enlargement on the end of a bone
- bone on each side of the skull joins the parietal bone along a squamous suture
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- Roughly equal lengths and widths
- Knoblike process usually larger than tubercle
- Relatively large process
- Thorn like projection
- Prominent projection on a bone
- Projection situated above condyle
- Relatively deep pit or depression
- Soft spot in the skull where membranes cover the spaces between the bones
- Having long longitudinal axes and expanded ends
- Opening through a bone that usually is a passageway for blood vessels, nerves or ligaments.
- Cavity within the bone
23 Clues: Furrow or groove • Thorn like projection • Cavity within the bone • Small, knoblike process • Relatively large process • Small, nearly flat surface • Narrow, ridge like projection • Prominent projection on a bone • Roughly equal lengths and widths • Enlargement on the end of a bone • Projection situated above condyle • Relatively deep pit or depression • ...
Anatomy Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-31
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the thumb
- Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone
- Slightly curved triangular-shaped bone near the base of the spine
- Irregular bones making up your spine
- Largest and strongest bone in the human
- Two large flat bones that help protect the lower half of the body
- Jaw Bone
- Broad blade-shaped bone that forms the back sides of the pubic bone
- End of the spine
- Lower leg bone supports all of your weight
- Bones that make up the human head
- Upper Jaw
- Point of the elbow (Funny Bone)
- Knee cap
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- Lower-arm bone on the same side as the pinky finger
- Set of flat bones that protect the heart and lungs
- Bone of the upper arm
- Back shoulder bone
- Long flat bone in the front of the body that connects to the ribs
- Lower leg bone small and does not support your weight
- Ankle bone
- Fingers and toes
- Long curved flat bones that for the ribcage
- Wrist bones,short bones
- Long bone connecting your arms to your ribcage
- Bones that make up the feet
26 Clues: Jaw Bone • Knee cap • Upper Jaw • Ankle bone • Fingers and toes • End of the spine • Back shoulder bone • Bone of the upper arm • Wrist bones,short bones • Bones that make up the feet • Point of the elbow (Funny Bone) • Bones that make up the human head • Irregular bones making up your spine • Largest and strongest bone in the human • Lower posterior portion of the pubic bone • ...
Bones and Skeletal tissue system 2023-12-18
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- a small, wing-like projection of bone that points outward from each vertebra along the spine.
- Is the most prevalent cartilage, it is also commonly known as articular cartilage.
- small bone commonly found embedded within a muscle or tendon near joint surfaces.
- made up of a layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone.
- Is the cartilage that provides structural support to the nose. It is considered a hyaline cartilage.
- The skull protects the brain,Rib cage protects the organs these are examples of__________
- known as body fat.
- small rounded point of a bone. It also refers to a nodule attached to bone, mucous membrane (moist layer lining parts of the body), or skin.
- A large prominence on the side of the bone. Some of the largest muscle groups and most dense connective tissues attach
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- Contains loosely packed collagen fibers and a generous amount of elastic fibers.
- vary in shape and structure and therefore do not fit into any other category (flat, short, long, or sesamoid).
- A compressible but resilient type of cartilage. Can act as shock absorber.
- A raised or prominent part of the edge of a bone. Crests are often the sites where connective tissue attaches muscle to bone.
- a bump or protuberance on a long bone where tendons and ligaments connect.
- refers to a long, thin projection, often with a rough surface. Ridge and crest refer to a long, narrow line.
- Refers to a large prominence, which often provides structural support to the overlying hyaline cartilage.
- his is the cartilage that attaches to your ribs to your sternum it is categorized as a hyaline cartilage.
- Is a connective tissue of the skeletal system. Its purpose is to cushion the joints, Allow for free movement of a joint.
- contains our limbs and pelvis.
- a rounded prominence. especially : a large prominence on a bone usually serving for the attachment of muscles or ligaments.
20 Clues: known as body fat. • contains our limbs and pelvis. • A compressible but resilient type of cartilage. Can act as shock absorber. • a bump or protuberance on a long bone where tendons and ligaments connect. • made up of a layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone. • Contains loosely packed collagen fibers and a generous amount of elastic fibers. • ...
Chapter 7 Skeletal System Vocabulary 2024-09-18
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- Either end of a long bone
- The spinal cord that consists of vertebrae
- Branching bony plate that separates irregular spaces within spongy bone
- Movement of a part towards the back
- A bone with a long longitudinal axis and expanded ends
- Production of blood cells from dividing stem and progenitor cells
- Shaft of a long bone
- A series of flat bones that enclose the chest cavity
- The triangular bone in the lower back formed from fused vertebrae
- Saclike, fluid-filled cushioning structure, lined with a synovial membrane, near a joint
- One of the bones making up the hip bone
- Mature bone cell
- Basin-shaped structure formed by the sacrum and hip bones
- The bone that is attached to the end of the sacrum and is composed of four fused vertebrae
- Turning the plantar surface of the foot outward, away from the midline
- Upward or forward rotation of the palm
- The cranium and the facial bones
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- Movement increasing the angle between bones at a joint
- Connective tissue in spaces in bones
- Movement of a body part away from the midline
- Membranous region between certain developing cranial bones in the skull of a fetus or infant
- Downward or backward rotation of the palm
- Dense connective tissue covering the surface of a bone
- The shoulder blades
- Turning the plantar surface of the foot inward, toward the midline
- Bone-forming cell
- Fibrocartilage that separates the articulating surfaces of bones in the knee
- Movement of a body part toward the midline
- Pertaining to the ankle or any of the individual ankle bones
- Forward movement of a body part
- Movement decreasing the angle between bones at a joint
- The bony part of the skull that encloses the brain
- The organ system that includes the bones
33 Clues: Mature bone cell • Bone-forming cell • The shoulder blades • Shaft of a long bone • Either end of a long bone • Forward movement of a body part • The cranium and the facial bones • Movement of a part towards the back • Connective tissue in spaces in bones • Upward or forward rotation of the palm • One of the bones making up the hip bone • The organ system that includes the bones • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-11-07
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- Which body system allows us to move by pulling on our bones?
- There are 206 of these in your body.
- What is the central organ of the respiratory system?
- Which body system is responsible for allowing us to breathe?
- Where does the digestive system start?
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- Which body system is responsible for breaking down our food to give us energy and nutrients?
- Which body system is responsible for circulating blood and oxygen through the body?
- Which body system gives our body structure and protects soft organs?
- What is the central organ of the circulatory system?
9 Clues: There are 206 of these in your body. • Where does the digestive system start? • What is the central organ of the respiratory system? • What is the central organ of the circulatory system? • Which body system allows us to move by pulling on our bones? • Which body system is responsible for allowing us to breathe? • ...
Human System 2024-05-17
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- System Which part of the digestive system connects the mouth to the stomach?
- System Which system does the muscular system needs to work with?
- System What part of the respiratory system exchange gases?
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- System Which part of the circulatory system delivers blood to the other parts of the body?
- System Which part of the skeletal system protects the digestive system?
5 Clues: System What part of the respiratory system exchange gases? • System Which system does the muscular system needs to work with? • System Which part of the skeletal system protects the digestive system? • System Which part of the digestive system connects the mouth to the stomach? • ...
Body Systems 2020-09-03
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- Our _________ system breaks down the food we eat.
- When we fracture a bone, we affect our _______ system.
- The heart is an important organ in the _______ system.
- Another name for body part
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- A system is made up of two or more parts that work together to carry out a ________.
- The _______ system consists of all the muscles in our body.
- Our ________ system takes in and removes air from our body.
- Our body is made up of many different _________.
- Our body systems work together to help us stay ______.
9 Clues: Another name for body part • Our body is made up of many different _________. • Our _________ system breaks down the food we eat. • When we fracture a bone, we affect our _______ system. • The heart is an important organ in the _______ system. • Our body systems work together to help us stay ______. • The _______ system consists of all the muscles in our body. • ...
The Muscular System 2023-06-19
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- the masseter is in this
- is a disease that affects the neuromuscular system (2 words)
- is a term that defines a disease that affects the muscles
- is a body system that the muscular system is linked with
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- what system are we talking about (2 words)
- is a function of this system and protects you from dust
- is a function of this system and digests food
- is a disease that cause general muscles to become weak, tired and painful
- is the strongest muscle in our body
9 Clues: the masseter is in this • is the strongest muscle in our body • what system are we talking about (2 words) • is a function of this system and digests food • is a function of this system and protects you from dust • is a body system that the muscular system is linked with • is a term that defines a disease that affects the muscles • ...
ANA171 Histology Revision 2019-04-25
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- The collective term for support cells in the central nervous system.
- Type of exocrine secretion where the whole cell disrupts into the lumen.
- The type of cartilage in intervertebral discs.
- The term for an increase in muscle cell size.
- Non-membranous organelle which synthesizes proteins.
- The most common type of cell found in connective tissue.
- The name of the connective tissue sheath which surrounds a muscle.
- The cell which myelinates several axons in the central nervous system.
- It is the connective tissue underlying the oral mucosa which contain salivary glands.
- When there is a decrease in muscle size.
- Where ATP is produced.
- The cell which myelinates an axon in the peripheral nervous system.
- A specialized junction between a nerve axon and another cell.
- This salivary gland produces both serous and mucous secretions.
- The smallest component of skeletal muscle.
- The tissue type responsible for transmission of impulses in the body.
- Type of glandular secretion where the product is picked up directly by the blood stream.
- Another name for lamellar or compact bone.
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- Epithelium which appears to be more than one layer, but is only one.
- The deep layer of skin.
- A specialized epithelial cell which produces cerebrospinal fluid in the central nervous system.
- The cell which actively produces cartilage extracellular matrix.
- Collection of nerve cell bodies, axons, support cells and support tissue in peripheral nervous system.
- The functional unit of contration in skeletal muscle.
- A cell which can resorp bone matrix.
- Term for multiple layers of cells in epithelium.
- The muscle type which has cross striations but is under involuntary control.
- The term for an increase the number of muscle cells.
- This papillae is the largest on the tongue and contain many taste buds.
- A salivary gland which produce only mucous secretions.
- Membranous organelle which performs intracellular digestion.
- The canal which connects haversian systems to one another.
- This flat salivary gland is located below and in front of the the pinna of the ear.
- Finger-like projection from the surface of a cell.
34 Clues: Where ATP is produced. • The deep layer of skin. • A cell which can resorp bone matrix. • When there is a decrease in muscle size. • The smallest component of skeletal muscle. • Another name for lamellar or compact bone. • The term for an increase in muscle cell size. • The type of cartilage in intervertebral discs. • Term for multiple layers of cells in epithelium. • ...
Unit 1 test review 2023-09-19
Across
- Laying on your stomach
- Produces offspring
- Towards the mid line of the body
- What body cavity only contains the brain
- Occurs due to temporary loss of blood flow to the brain
- Body system that senses and responds
- The study of body parts
- Body System that protects delicate organs
- Caused by uncontrolled electrical activity in the brain
- Sensation of dizziness
- Bed is tilted so that head is lower than feet
- Away from the mid line of the body
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- Laying on your back
- The science of how body parts come together and function
- A body system moves the body
- Body system that transports oxygen and nutrients
- What plane divides the body into top and bottom
- Major discharge of blood internally or externally
- A first aid procedure for dislodging an object from the windpipe
- A death due to submersion of water
- Belly button
- Back of the body
- Front of the body
- Pale red bumps that appear on the skin due to an allergen exposure
- Controls body functions through hormones
25 Clues: Belly button • Back of the body • Front of the body • Produces offspring • Laying on your back • Laying on your stomach • Sensation of dizziness • The study of body parts • A body system moves the body • Towards the mid line of the body • A death due to submersion of water • Away from the mid line of the body • Body system that senses and responds • ...
Health 2020-04-08
9 Clues: protect spine • protect stomach • joint on your leg • supports the body • joint on your arm • protect your brain • joint below you neck • cage protect your lungs • Good healthy food that live in water
Nervous system 2024-02-21
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- basic unit of structure and function in the nervous system
- sense organs
- largest part of the brain; where thought occurs
- connects spinal motor and sensory neurons
- nerve pathway between the brain and other parts of the body
- inborn, involuntary response to a particular stimulus. it is an impulse before that impulse reaches the brain
- anything that can trigger a physical or behavioral change.
- nervous system that controls voluntary or skeletal muscles
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- all nerves that are not part of the central nervous system
- nervous system that controls the activities of the internal organs
- damage to the brain due to a hemorrhage or blood clot
- where a neuron receives input from other cells
- part of the brain that coordinates voluntary activities and balance
- controls involuntary activities such as breathing and heartbeat
14 Clues: sense organs • connects spinal motor and sensory neurons • where a neuron receives input from other cells • largest part of the brain; where thought occurs • damage to the brain due to a hemorrhage or blood clot • all nerves that are not part of the central nervous system • basic unit of structure and function in the nervous system • ...
human body systems 2024-01-29
12 Clues: makes you pee • makes you strong • helps you breath • makes you nervous • helps get rid of food • consits of the tissue • your bodys outer layer • your body support system • gets rid of waste products • the heart and blodd vessles • dose not let you get a sickness again. • a hormone that helps internal body parts
gcse pe 2024-04-29
12 Clues: s in smart • bone to bone • muscle pairs • muscle to bone • 10-35% of diet • femur bone type • fulcrum next lesson • front of the skeleton • takes blood from and to lungs • someone who enjoys single sports • blood pressure while the heart is squeezing • function of skeletal system that reduces risk of injury
Human Body Grade 5 2023-12-28
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- Which part of the nervous system is responsible for reflex actions
- This system Provides structure and support for the body, protects organs, and allows movement
- What is the body's largest organ
- Name the joint that connects the forearm to the upper arm
- Which organ produces insulin to regulate blood sugar levels
- Name the system that controls and coordinates activities in the body
- How many chambers does the human heart have
- Muscle allows us to breathe involuntarily
- Which gas do we breathe in and need for survival
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- Intestine that absorbs nutrients from food
- To exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide during breathing
- Which bone protects our brain
- Name the process by which food is broken down in the stomach
- Name the organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body
- Which cell transports oxygen to the body's tissues
- What are the tiny blood vessels that connect arteries and veins
- Which sense organ is responsible for hearing?
- System that transports blood, nutrients, and oxygen throughout the body
- This system facilitates the exchange of gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide) during breathing
- Filters and removes waste products from the blood, producing urine
20 Clues: Which bone protects our brain • What is the body's largest organ • Muscle allows us to breathe involuntarily • Intestine that absorbs nutrients from food • How many chambers does the human heart have • Which sense organ is responsible for hearing? • Which gas do we breathe in and need for survival • Which cell transports oxygen to the body's tissues • ...
CNA 2014-04-11
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- Turning outward
- High blood sugar
- Excessive sweating
- Used to prevent spread of communicable disease that are suspended on dust particles in the air
- This system is the framework of the body
- Bad breath
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- Long, Drawn out, Long term
- High blood pressure
- Low blood sugar
- Which body system controls and coordinates all body activity
- The beat of the heart felt at an artery as a wave of blood passes through it
- Used to prevent spread of disease by large airborne droplets such as by sneezing
- Wavelike movement of the digestive tract that moves food through
- Low blood pressure
- Lying with the face up
- Body position in which one lies flat with the chest down and back up
- To extend
- Rapid onset, Short term
- Armpit
19 Clues: Armpit • To extend • Bad breath • Low blood sugar • Turning outward • High blood sugar • Low blood pressure • Excessive sweating • High blood pressure • Lying with the face up • Rapid onset, Short term • Long, Drawn out, Long term • This system is the framework of the body • Which body system controls and coordinates all body activity • ...
Muscle System 2021-12-21
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- autoimmune destruction of neuro-muscle
- overstretching, tearing of a ligament
- voluntary, striated muscle tissue
- prefix meaning muscle
- muscle pain
- ct connecting muscle to bone
- destruction of skeletal muscle fibers
- prefix meaning flesh
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- muscle cell
- involuntary, striated muscle tissue
- overstretching, tearing a skeletal muscle
- involuntary, non-striated muscle tissue
- abn hardening of muscles limiting movement
13 Clues: muscle cell • muscle pain • prefix meaning flesh • prefix meaning muscle • ct connecting muscle to bone • voluntary, striated muscle tissue • involuntary, striated muscle tissue • overstretching, tearing of a ligament • destruction of skeletal muscle fibers • autoimmune destruction of neuro-muscle • involuntary, non-striated muscle tissue • ...
Nervous System Crossword Puzzle 2024-09-26
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- Largest portion of the brain
- Inability to speak
- Fight or flight nervous system
- Chemical enables neurons to communicate with one another
- Innermost layer of meninges
- Division of PNS, controls involuntary functions
- Outermost layer of meninges
- Regulates thirst, hormones, and body temperature
- Middle layer of meninges
- Protective covering of brain and spinal cord
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- Connects two portions of the cerebrum
- Toward CNS
- # of pairs of spinal nerves
- Loss of muscle control
- Nerve pain
- Weakness
- Cells which produce myelin sheath
- Links brain and spinal cord to skeletal muscles
- Fainting
- From CNS
20 Clues: Weakness • Fainting • From CNS • Toward CNS • Nerve pain • Inability to speak • Loss of muscle control • Middle layer of meninges • # of pairs of spinal nerves • Innermost layer of meninges • Outermost layer of meninges • Largest portion of the brain • Fight or flight nervous system • Cells which produce myelin sheath • Connects two portions of the cerebrum • ...
Biology 2023-11-13
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- An organ of the body which responds to external stimuli
- Cover up wounds with clots
- Lets blood go through our body.
- The study of life
- Enables us to excrete waste
- A thing or event that evokes a specific functional reaction
- Blood from body
- Part of the immune system
- haemoglobin and Oxygen
- The "Holding Chambers"
- Enable us to do things
- vital for sensory perception and integration
- Provides our limbs with red stuff.
- Emotions and memories.
- Prevents bacteria from overtaking our body.
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- Nerve cells that carry information
- Inhalation and exhalation
- Processes images and visual cues.
- Language, memory, reasoning, thought, learning, decision-making, emotion, intelligence and personality
- Pumping blood.
- The "Pumping Chambers"
- Brain and Spinal cord
- Language, memory, reasoning, thought, learning, decision-making, emotion, intelligence and personality
- Bones
- The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism
- The system that tells you how to react.
- Body Temperature and hunger and thirst.
- Manages thinking, emotions, personality, judgment, self-control, muscle control and more
- _____ oblongata
- Food
30 Clues: Food • Bones • Pumping blood. • Blood from body • _____ oblongata • The study of life • Brain and Spinal cord • The "Pumping Chambers" • haemoglobin and Oxygen • The "Holding Chambers" • Enable us to do things • Emotions and memories. • Inhalation and exhalation • Part of the immune system • Cover up wounds with clots • Enables us to excrete waste • Lets blood go through our body. • ...
Body Systems 2017-10-16
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- removes heat when it evaporates
- seeing, hearing, tasting, and smelling are all interpreted here
- system that sends messages like pain through the body
- where most of our energy comes from
- what happens to your breathing and heart rate after exercise
- like bone, these also give our body structure, and allow us to move
- system that breaks down food into nutrients
- absorbs water into the blood stream
- system that stores calcium to make new bone tissues
- controls sugar levels in your blood and releases chemicals that break down food into your small intestine
- protects the skin from dangerous rays from the sun in Florida
- allow sweat to leave your body
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- pumps blood
- the type of muscle that makes up the heart
- the type of muscle that moves the body
- support and protect
- supply oxygen to the blood that the heart pumps throughout the body
- most of the digestion is done here; it is the last stop in the digestive system
- system that carries nutrients and oxygen throughout the body
- remove waste from the blood
- washed off when we wash our hands
- the type of muscle in our blood vessels and stomach
22 Clues: pumps blood • support and protect • remove waste from the blood • allow sweat to leave your body • removes heat when it evaporates • washed off when we wash our hands • where most of our energy comes from • absorbs water into the blood stream • the type of muscle that moves the body • the type of muscle that makes up the heart • system that breaks down food into nutrients • ...
Human Body Systems 2015-01-15
11 Clues: aid in movement • consist of bones • eliminates wastes • body's defense system • allows humans to reproduce • breaks down and absorb food • helps body fight infections • stores and eliminates urine • consists of eight major glands • take in oxygen and expel Carbon dioxide • controls voluntary and involuntary actions
Body system vocabolary 2020-12-11
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- The organ that pumps blood through the body.
- the system that carries oxygen, nutrients and hormones through the blood.
- the organ that keep all your insides in your body and protects your body from any outside damage.
- An organ that is part of the nervous system that controls the body.
- The system that lets you sence thing such as lets you see, hear, taste, touch and smell stuff round you.
- The system that composes of 3 diferent types of muscles: skeletal, smooth and cardiac.
- The system that disposes materials that you dont need from your body.
- The organ that breaks down food with the teeth to be able to swallow it.
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- The system that acts like a structure
- the system that allows organisms to reproduce.
- your body with bones.
- An organ that helps you breath and inhales oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.
- The system that break down and digest food to get nutrients from the food and to the body.
- An organ that is part of the digestive system that helps mix food and digest it with acid.
- system The system that releases hormones into your bloodstream to active specific cells in the body.
15 Clues: your body with bones. • The system that acts like a structure • The organ that pumps blood through the body. • the system that allows organisms to reproduce. • An organ that is part of the nervous system that controls the body. • The system that disposes materials that you dont need from your body. • ...
Organ Systems Crossword 2023-08-08
Across
- The main function of this system is to maintain water balance, remove wastes and filter the blood.
- The main function of this body system is production and regulation of hormones.
- The main function of this body system is to collect, process and respond to sensory information.
- what groups of similar tissues make up
- the study of bodily structures
- The main function of this system is gas exchange AND nutrient transport
- The main function of this system is the break down of food and absorption of nutrients.
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- The main function of this system is to defend the body.
- The main function of this system is to act as a barrier to protect the body from the outside world.
- The main function of this system is gas exchange (taking in oxygen and removing carbon dioxide)
- The primary function of this body system is movement and stabilization.
- The main function of this system is to allow animals to make offspring.
- The main function of this body system is support and protection for internal organs.
- the study of bodily functions
14 Clues: the study of bodily functions • the study of bodily structures • what groups of similar tissues make up • The main function of this system is to defend the body. • The primary function of this body system is movement and stabilization. • The main function of this system is to allow animals to make offspring. • ...
The Nervous System 2017-05-14
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- The ______ nervous system that includes the brain and the spinal cord.
- the long connection between neurons
- this part of the system sends "input" information to the brain
- once the brain receives the "input" message it must make a decision, also known as
- this system controls your "fight or flight" reactions
- this type of neuron has multiple dendrites
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- these cells communicate with each other to send messages throughout the nervous system
- these cells were once said to be just "supporters" of the neurons, but we now know that they play a much more vital role
- the part of the nervous system that connects the central system to the rest of the body
- this part of the system works to keep you calm
- conducts impulses from the CNS to the skeletal system
- conducts impulses from CNS to cardiac and smooth muscles
12 Clues: the long connection between neurons • this type of neuron has multiple dendrites • this part of the system works to keep you calm • this system controls your "fight or flight" reactions • conducts impulses from the CNS to the skeletal system • conducts impulses from CNS to cardiac and smooth muscles • this part of the system sends "input" information to the brain • ...
Body Systems and Bones 2024-08-30
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- Upper arm bone.
- Protects the brain.
- Vertebrae: Lower back region (5 vertebrae).
- System: Protects the body against disease and infection.
- Base of the spine, fused vertebrae.
- Vertebrae: Upper back region (12 vertebrae).
- System: Supports the body, protects internal organs, and allows movement; also produces blood cells.
- Tailbone.
- Forearm bone on the thumb side.
- System (Urinary System): Removes waste products from the body and maintains water and electrolyte balance.
- Protects the thoracic cavity and lungs (12 pairs).
- Lower part of the pelvic bone.
- Finger bones (14 bones per hand).
- Ankle bones (7 bones).
- System: Breaks down food into nutrients that the body can absorb and use for energy, growth, and repair.
- Shinbone, the larger of the two lower leg bones.
- Wrist bones (8 bones).
- System: Allows the body to move by contracting muscles.
- Thigh bone, the longest bone in the body.
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- System: Responsible for producing offspring and regulating reproductive hormones.Skull:
- Hand bones (5 bones).
- Collarbone.
- Shoulder blade.
- Foot bones (5 bones).
- Smaller lower leg bone.
- Kneecap.
- Upper part of the pelvic bone.
- System: Transports blood, nutrients, gases, and wastes throughout the body.
- System: Produces hormones that regulate various body processes, including growth, metabolism, and sexual function.
- System: Works closely with the immune system to remove waste and toxins from the body and transport lymph, a fluid containing white blood cells.
- System: Includes the skin, hair, and nails; protects the body and helps regulate temperature.
- Breastbone.
- Lower jawbone.
- Forearm bone on the pinky side.
- System: Controls body activities with electrical signals and processes information.
- Toe bones (14 bones per foot).
- Front part of the pelvic bone.
- Vertebrae: Neck region (7 vertebrae).
- System: Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide.
39 Clues: Kneecap. • Tailbone. • Collarbone. • Breastbone. • Lower jawbone. • Upper arm bone. • Shoulder blade. • Protects the brain. • Hand bones (5 bones). • Foot bones (5 bones). • Ankle bones (7 bones). • Wrist bones (8 bones). • Smaller lower leg bone. • Upper part of the pelvic bone. • Lower part of the pelvic bone. • Toe bones (14 bones per foot). • Front part of the pelvic bone. • ...
Musculoskeletal Systems 2023-11-16
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- place where two bones meet.
- disease where joints become swollen and painful.
- bone tissue that is flexible and has marrow.
- flexible tissue that hardens into bone as babies grow older.
- system used for movement.
- disease where bones become weak and brittle.
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- part of spongy bone that stores fat.
- disease where muscles grow weaker.
- muscle that moves bones.
- tissue that connects bones together in joints.
- muscle found in the digestive system.
- system that provides shape, support, and protection.
- part of spongy bone that makes blood cells.
- tissue that connects muscle to bones.
- bone tissue that is hard and stong.
- muscle in the heart that never rests.
16 Clues: muscle that moves bones. • system used for movement. • place where two bones meet. • disease where muscles grow weaker. • bone tissue that is hard and stong. • part of spongy bone that stores fat. • muscle found in the digestive system. • tissue that connects muscle to bones. • muscle in the heart that never rests. • part of spongy bone that makes blood cells. • ...
Human System 2024-05-17
Across
- System Which part of the digestive system connects the mouth to the stomach?
- System Which system does the muscular system needs to work with?
- System What part of the respiratory system exchange gases?
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- System Which part of the circulatory system delivers blood to the other parts of the body?
- System Which part of the skeletal system protects the digestive system?
5 Clues: System What part of the respiratory system exchange gases? • System Which system does the muscular system needs to work with? • System Which part of the skeletal system protects the digestive system? • System Which part of the digestive system connects the mouth to the stomach? • ...
Body System By:The_GOAT 2020-11-10
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- the muscles that are under conscious control and can be controlled at will or we can choose when to use them.
- the biological system made up of all the anatomical organs involved in sexual reproduction.Includes organs such as:ovaries and testes
- complex network of cells and proteins that defends the body against infection,and includes these organs: Bone Marrow,Thymus,Lymph nodes,and Spleen
- system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles. It permits movement of the body, maintains posture and circulates blood throughout the body.
- an organ located in the abdomen. It plays an essential role in converting the food we eat into fuel for the body's cells.
- called the cardiovascular system or the vascular system, is an organ system that permits blood to circulate and transport nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide,and has these organs Heart,lungs,and Arteries
- biological system consisting of specific organs and structures used for gas exchange in animals and plants and contains of these organs:Nose,Mouth,Throat,and lungs
- organ about the size of a football. It sits just under your rib cage on the right side of your abdomen
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- the network of nerve cells and fibers which transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body.includes these organs:the network of nerve cells and fibers which transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body.
- chemical messenger system comprising feedback loops of the hormones released by internal glands of an organism directly into the circulatory system, regulating distant target organs.Includes these organs: hypothalamus,thyroid,and ovaries
- are the female gonads — the primary female reproductive organs.
- muscles that cannot be controlled by will or conscious and are often associated with organs that exhibit slow and regular contractions and relaxation. Involuntary muscles that are also termed as smooth muscles or non-striated muscles as there are no striations when viewed under the microscope
- comprises the skin and its appendages acting to protect the body from various kinds of damage, such as loss of water or damages from outside.And contains these organs:skin,hair,and nails
- the secondary external opening for the respiratory tract
- This system absorbs nutrients and contains these organs:The liver,pancreas,and gallbladder
- the system of an organism's body that performs the function of excretion, the bodily process of discharging wastes and contains these organs ureters, bladder, and urethra.
- functions as a storage vessel for urine to delay the frequency of urination.
- network of tissues and organs that help rid the body of toxins, waste and other unwanted materials.Includes these organs:Lymph nodes,spleen,and tonsils
- are a pair of spongy, air-filled organs located on either side of the chest (thorax)
- includes all of the bones and joints in the body.Also includes these organs:cartilage, tendons, and ligaments
20 Clues: the secondary external opening for the respiratory tract • are the female gonads — the primary female reproductive organs. • functions as a storage vessel for urine to delay the frequency of urination. • are a pair of spongy, air-filled organs located on either side of the chest (thorax) • ...
Nervous system 2024-01-22
Across
- connects the central nervous system to the rest of the body
- part of the brain that consists of pons, cerebellum and medulla oblongata
- memory, attention
- proceeds what we see
- all physical movement
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- operates internal organs, smooth muscle and glands
- controls skeletal muscles and autonomic nervous system
- auditory stimuli, emotion
- bundle of nerves that relay messages between a brain and the neural pathway
- sensory information
- controls every aspect of our thoughts, actions
11 Clues: memory, attention • sensory information • proceeds what we see • all physical movement • auditory stimuli, emotion • controls every aspect of our thoughts, actions • operates internal organs, smooth muscle and glands • controls skeletal muscles and autonomic nervous system • connects the central nervous system to the rest of the body • ...
Muscular System 2021-01-21
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- these types of muscles work with bones to help you move
- these types of muscles are found in your digestive system, eyes, and bladder
- the main job of the muscular system
- to make smaller or come together
- this word describes the muscles that you have no control over
- to make larger or stretch out
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- works with this system to help your body move (2 words)
- this word describes the muscles that you are able to control
- receives nutrients from this system
- these types of muscles are found in your heart.
- attaches muscles to bone
11 Clues: attaches muscles to bone • to make larger or stretch out • to make smaller or come together • receives nutrients from this system • the main job of the muscular system • these types of muscles are found in your heart. • works with this system to help your body move (2 words) • these types of muscles work with bones to help you move • ...
Biopsychology 2015-11-01
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- (CNS) Internal communication
- (PNS) The sensory and motor neurons that connect the central nervous system to the rest of the body
- Arouses the body, mobilizing its energy in stressful situations
- (CNS) The brain and spinal cord
- Controls the body's skeletal muscles
- (EEG) An amplified recording of the electrical waves sweeping across the brain's surface, measured by electrodes placed on the scalp
- Takes info from the (CNS) out the body tissues
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- The body's speedy,electrochemical communication network
- Sends info from the body's tissues and sensory organs inward to the (CNS) which then processes the info
- Calms the body, Conserving its energy
- Uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce computer generated images that distinguish among different types of brain tissue.
- Controls the glands and the muscles of the internal organs
12 Clues: (CNS) Internal communication • (CNS) The brain and spinal cord • Controls the body's skeletal muscles • Calms the body, Conserving its energy • Takes info from the (CNS) out the body tissues • The body's speedy,electrochemical communication network • Controls the glands and the muscles of the internal organs • ...
Mind, Body and Soul 2015-03-31
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- what travels down the back of your throat into your windpipe
- One way ankles can move
- – CP System The energy comes stored from muscles
- The oxygen passes through the alveoli into the?
- What is one of the bones in your body that serve to protect the important parts
- Dioxide What do you exhale
- Acid What system lasts up to 3 minutes
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- What is one joint that is only able to move a certain way
- What system has a low muscle intensity
- What is one reason why some joints can only move a certain way
- what food group keeps you regular
- One important function the Skeletal System
- what bacteria is beneficial
- the major bone that is also known as the chest plate
14 Clues: One way ankles can move • what bacteria is beneficial • Dioxide What do you exhale • what food group keeps you regular • What system has a low muscle intensity • One important function the Skeletal System • Acid What system lasts up to 3 minutes • The oxygen passes through the alveoli into the? • – CP System The energy comes stored from muscles • ...
Nervous System 2024-05-26
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- System that controls “fight or flight” responses
- Conversion of stimulus energy to a neuronal signal
- Part of the nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord
- Transmitter that activates 2nd messenger system
- Large nucleus lying in center of brain, highly connected to cerebral cortex
- What action potentials do when locally generated depolarizing currents spread to adjacent regions of the membrane
- Nervous system that includes fibers of the motor neurons that supply skeletal muscles
- Nervous system that includes fibers that innervate smooth muscle, cardiac muscle, and glands
- Motor neurons that carry signals away from central nervous system to initiate action
- Part of the nervous system that includes nerve fibers
- Multilayered sheath of plasma membrane that wraps around axonal fibers as an insulator
- Synaptic input of many neurons to one
- System that plays a key role in learning, memory, and emotions
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- Part of the brain that maintains homeostasis
- What carries signal across synapses; binds postsynaptic receptors
- Outer, highly folded surface of the cerebrum
- Specific receptors for different modalities/ sensations
- Spaces between neurons where information is passed
- Charged cells that conduct electrical signals to pass information throughout the body
- What transduces and groups stimuli to form a sensory surface
- Synaptic output of one neuron to many
- Sensory neurons that sense stimulus
- Neurotransmitter used by motoneurons; increases membrane permeability for Na+
- System that regulates “rest and digest” functions
- Nerve network of the digestive tract
25 Clues: Sensory neurons that sense stimulus • Nerve network of the digestive tract • Synaptic output of one neuron to many • Synaptic input of many neurons to one • Part of the brain that maintains homeostasis • Outer, highly folded surface of the cerebrum • Transmitter that activates 2nd messenger system • System that controls “fight or flight” responses • ...
The Body 2014-04-14
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- How many different systems provide our body with energy?
- Can be found in dairy, eggs, beans and meat
- The skeletal system stores ________, calcium and minerals
- Gives you energy
- Breaks down the food in your stomach
- What you breath in
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- Carbon dioxide is _______
- Which system does your body use for exercise longer than 3 minutes?
- Provides __________ for vital organs and body tissues
- What your hair and nails are made of
- The number of canines you should have
- Moistens the food while it's chewed
12 Clues: Gives you energy • What you breath in • Carbon dioxide is _______ • Moistens the food while it's chewed • What your hair and nails are made of • Breaks down the food in your stomach • The number of canines you should have • Can be found in dairy, eggs, beans and meat • Provides __________ for vital organs and body tissues • ...
The Science Crossword 2023-05-31
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- The body's military force
- What does the Earth have that other planets don't?
- What body system is the stomach in ?
- Transporter of signals of the body
- Increase in strength when lots of Calcium
- The body's way of taking out the trash
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- group of cells
- Reason why we have 8 billion people
- You go to the gym to upgrade it
- Your cells upgrading to be more complex
- what does all organism have in common?
- When groups work to achieve a single goal
12 Clues: group of cells • The body's military force • You go to the gym to upgrade it • Transporter of signals of the body • Reason why we have 8 billion people • What body system is the stomach in ? • what does all organism have in common? • The body's way of taking out the trash • Your cells upgrading to be more complex • Increase in strength when lots of Calcium • ...
The Science Crossword 2023-05-31
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- The body's military force
- What does the Earth have that other planets don't?
- What body system is the stomach in ?
- Transporter of signals of the body
- Increase in strength when lots of Calcium
- The body's way of taking out the trash
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- group of cells
- Reason why we have 8 billion people
- You go to the gym to upgrade it
- Your cells upgrading to be more complex
- what does all organism have in common?
- When groups work to achieve a single goal
12 Clues: group of cells • The body's military force • You go to the gym to upgrade it • Transporter of signals of the body • Reason why we have 8 billion people • What body system is the stomach in ? • what does all organism have in common? • The body's way of taking out the trash • Your cells upgrading to be more complex • Increase in strength when lots of Calcium • ...
5 Science p. 367 2024-04-16
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- the organ system that supports your body
- hard body parts that support your body
- organs that expand to fill with air
- the organ system that moves blood around your body
- type of feet used by sea stars to move
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- hard covering on the outside of some animal's bodies
- the organ system that helps your body move
- the organ system that move air into, around, and out of our body
- two tubes that connect to the trachea and to bronchioles
- body parts that work in pairs to help your body move
- pumps blood throughout the body
11 Clues: pumps blood throughout the body • organs that expand to fill with air • hard body parts that support your body • type of feet used by sea stars to move • the organ system that supports your body • the organ system that helps your body move • the organ system that moves blood around your body • hard covering on the outside of some animal's bodies • ...
Review Cardiovascular system 2021-12-14
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- The flow is pushed by skeletal muscle movement
- Middle layer of the heart
- A function of the cardiovascular system is to remove them.
- The apex of the heart point towards this side of the body
- The movement of these parts creates the heart's lub dub sound.
- Smallest type of blood vessels
- Also know as platelets
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- Entryway into the pulmonary artery
- pericardium Part of the integumentary system that touches the heart
- Can cause hypotension
- Type of pressure generated by the heart
- Inner layer of the heart
- Makes the heart beat
- Type of blood that has no antigens
14 Clues: Makes the heart beat • Can cause hypotension • Also know as platelets • Inner layer of the heart • Middle layer of the heart • Smallest type of blood vessels • Entryway into the pulmonary artery • Type of blood that has no antigens • Type of pressure generated by the heart • The flow is pushed by skeletal muscle movement • ...
Body system vocabolary 2020-12-11
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- The organ that breaks down food with the teeth to be able to swallow it.
- the organ that keep all your insides in your body and protects your body from any outside damage.
- The system that disposes materials that you dont need from your body.
- An organ that is part of the nervous system that controls the body.
- your body with bones.
- The system that composes of 3 diferent types of muscles: skeletal, smooth and cardiac.
- The system that break down and digest food to get nutrients from the food and to the body.
- The organ that pumps blood through the body.
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- The system that acts like a structure
- the system that carries oxygen, nutrients and hormones through the blood.
- An organ that helps you breath and inhales oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.
- An organ that is part of the digestive system that helps mix food and digest it with acid.
- system The system that releases hormones into your bloodstream to active specific cells in the body.
- the system that allows organisms to reproduce.
- The system that lets you sence thing such as lets you see, hear, taste, touch and smell stuff round you.
15 Clues: your body with bones. • The system that acts like a structure • The organ that pumps blood through the body. • the system that allows organisms to reproduce. • An organ that is part of the nervous system that controls the body. • The system that disposes materials that you dont need from your body. • ...
Muscles 2024-01-18
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- covers the entire skeletal muscle
- bundle of muscle fibers
- produce heat maintain posture stabilize joints generate heat
- Dark Band
- Muscle is relaxed when this is present
- has striations
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- bundles of microfilaments
- around single muscle fiber
- Storage of calcium
- thin filament
- what is the other muscle type other than Skeletal and muscle
- Muscles are attached by these
- thick filament
- light band
14 Clues: Dark Band • light band • thin filament • thick filament • has striations • Storage of calcium • bundle of muscle fibers • bundles of microfilaments • around single muscle fiber • Muscles are attached by these • covers the entire skeletal muscle • Muscle is relaxed when this is present • what is the other muscle type other than Skeletal and muscle • ...
Human body lesson 1 Chandler 2014-08-26
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- it breaks down food and absorbs the nutrients
- regulates behavior
- smallest thing in the body system
- creates offspring
- made up of organs
- made up of tissues
- for movement
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- protects against injury , infection, and fluid loss
- protects and supports the body and organs
- to get rid of waste
- it transports nutrients and gases
- defends against germs
12 Clues: for movement • creates offspring • made up of organs • regulates behavior • made up of tissues • to get rid of waste • defends against germs • smallest thing in the body system • it transports nutrients and gases • protects and supports the body and organs • it breaks down food and absorbs the nutrients • protects against injury , infection, and fluid loss
Science Crossword 2013-11-28
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- Something that occurs with thought, consciously
- Not having enough water inside your body
- Links the nervous system to the endocrine system, via the pituitary glands.
- _____ are structures that secrete hormones
- Muscle found in the frog's hind legs
- Your surface blood vessels constrict, so less blood is sent to your skin
- Released by your pancreas when blood sugar is high
- Known as the 'sponge'and releases sugar into the blood when the blood sugar level is low
- system that breakdown and absorbs nutrients that are necessary for growth and maintenance
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- System that releases electrical signals through the body that directs behaviour and movement
- Your surface blood vessels dilate, causing you to get flushed
- Controls the body's processes and homeostasis
- Something that occurs naturally, without thought
- a serious medical condition that occurs when your body temperature rises over 40*C
- Mechanism which enhances or amplifies a change in the system
- Maintenance of a stable, constant condition in the body despite changes in the external environment
- Binds,supports and protects structures in the body. Most diverse and abundant type of tissue
- The part your brain\hypothalamus plays during thermoregulation
- Mechanism which resists or regulates a change in the system
- An organism that needs the environment to maintain its temperature
20 Clues: Muscle found in the frog's hind legs • Not having enough water inside your body • _____ are structures that secrete hormones • Controls the body's processes and homeostasis • Something that occurs with thought, consciously • Something that occurs naturally, without thought • Released by your pancreas when blood sugar is high • ...
Body Systems 2023-11-27
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- Growth plate
- Considered to be the thickest part of a muscle
- Where two or more bones meet
- Attaches muscle to bone
- Largest internal organ
- Type of muscle found in your internal organs
- Type of muscle found in the heart
- Type of muscle responsible for movement
- Body of a long bone
- A break or crack in a bone
- Strong, flexible connective tissue (not bone)
- When a bone breaks through the skin
- Kidneys are a part of this system
- A pulled muscle
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- Bones & muscles work together to cause this
- Skin, hair, and nails make up this system
- Endocrine system made up of glands and ______
- Bone that is embedded in a tendon
- Type of muscle fiber good for endurance activities
- This system helps heal and prevent sickness
- Protective covering on a muscle
- Protective covering on a bone
- Smallest part of a muscle
- Asthma would be considered a disorder of this system
- When a bone breaks and stays inside the skin
- Largest overall organ of the body
- Skeleton that includes skull, spine, and ribs
- Type of vessel that takes blood away from the heart
- System that includes nerves and sensory organs
29 Clues: Growth plate • A pulled muscle • Body of a long bone • Largest internal organ • Attaches muscle to bone • Smallest part of a muscle • A break or crack in a bone • Where two or more bones meet • Protective covering on a bone • Protective covering on a muscle • Bone that is embedded in a tendon • Type of muscle found in the heart • Largest overall organ of the body • ...