skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Skeletal System 2020-10-06
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- when bones meet
- one side only
- tiny breaks
- end of each bone
- patella
- pushed into another
- vertebra
- liquify bone matrix
- holds fats
- bones get weaker
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- raised areas
- through the skin
- shaft of the bone
- immature bone forming cells
- radius
- between layers of lamellae in spaces of lacunae
- site of hemopoiesis
- result of twisting
- metacarpal
- scapula
20 Clues: radius • patella • scapula • vertebra • metacarpal • holds fats • tiny breaks • raised areas • one side only • when bones meet • through the skin • end of each bone • bones get weaker • shaft of the bone • result of twisting • site of hemopoiesis • pushed into another • liquify bone matrix • immature bone forming cells • between layers of lamellae in spaces of lacunae
Skeletal System 2020-10-19
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- lie inferior to the parietal bones
- bone is crushed
- skeleton type which bones of the limbs that attatch to the axial
- thin, flattened, usually curved
- bones that do not fit the other three categories
- most posterior bone of the cranium
- broken bone portion is pushed inwards
- the only bone that does not form a joint with any other bone
- form most of the superior and lateral walls of the cranium
- generally cube-shaped with mostly spongy bone
- bones longer than they are wide
- extends from the skull to the pelvis
- bone breaks into three or more fragments
- bone-building cells in bones
- dense and looks smooth and homogeneous
- forms the arm by a single long bone
- skeleton type which bones that form the longitudinal axis of the body
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- bone breaks incompletely
- commonly referred to as cheekbones
- forms the forehead and bony projections under eyebrows
- small rectangular bone forming the bridge of the nose
- the ends of a long bone
- largest and strongest bone of the face
- breaks in bones
- has a spiky, open appearance like a sponge
- bone-destroying cells in bones
- makes up most of the long bone's length and composed of compact bone
- mature bone cells in compact bone
- common sports fracture
29 Clues: bone is crushed • breaks in bones • common sports fracture • the ends of a long bone • bone breaks incompletely • bone-building cells in bones • bone-destroying cells in bones • thin, flattened, usually curved • bones longer than they are wide • mature bone cells in compact bone • commonly referred to as cheekbones • lie inferior to the parietal bones • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- function that helps with structural framework
- helps with leverage
- triglyceride storage tissue
- one fragment is driven into another
- oteoblasts activity and synthesis of bone matrix
- skin remains intact when fractured
- hormone controls bone growth in several ways
- provides stability support for motion
- hemopoietic tissue
- several bones broken
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- 2 bone surface together = joints
- function that helps with protecting the most internal organs from injury
- in a growing bone, the region that contains the growth plate
- membrane lining the medullary cavity
- distal and proximal ends of the bones
- small passageway for nutrition
- long cylindrical main portion of the bone
- fractured straight across
- attachment of tendons and ligaments
- partial fracture
- broken bone appears out of skin
21 Clues: partial fracture • hemopoietic tissue • helps with leverage • several bones broken • fractured straight across • triglyceride storage tissue • small passageway for nutrition • broken bone appears out of skin • 2 bone surface together = joints • skin remains intact when fractured • one fragment is driven into another • attachment of tendons and ligaments • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- long cylindrical main portion of the bone
- function that helps with structural framework
- helps with leverage
- skin remains intact when fractured
- small passageway for nutrition
- broken bone appears out of skin
- oteoblasts activity and synthesis of bone matrix
- hormone controls bone growth in several ways
- provides stability support for motion
- one fragment is driven into another
- function that helps with protecting the most internal organs from injury
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- attachment of tendons and ligaments
- triglyceride storage tissue
- several brakes in the bone
- distal and proximal ends of the bones
- 2 bone surface together = joints
- membrane lining the medullary cavity
- hemopoietic tissue
- partial fracture
- in a growing bone, the region that contains the growth plate
20 Clues: partial fracture • hemopoietic tissue • helps with leverage • several brakes in the bone • triglyceride storage tissue • small passageway for nutrition • broken bone appears out of skin • 2 bone surface together = joints • skin remains intact when fractured • attachment of tendons and ligaments • one fragment is driven into another • membrane lining the medullary cavity • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- fractured ends of bone in alignment, skin remains intact
- small cavity in osteocyte
- immature blood cells
- disease that disrupts the replacement of old bone tissue
- huge cells made of 50 WBC’s
- site of spongy bone
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- maintained by bone resorption by osteoclasts, releases calcium into the bloodstream
- area of a bone that projects above the surface, attachments for tendons and ligaments
- where two bones meet
- canal in ossified bone
- sesamoid bone
- type of fracture that occurs at an angle that is not ninety degrees
- type of fracture that results in many small pieces
- scientific name for bone shaft
- a condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes
- function of the skeletal system
- mature bone cells
- tissue that contains no osteons or blood vessels
- (plate)site of fat storage
20 Clues: sesamoid bone • mature bone cells • site of spongy bone • where two bones meet • immature blood cells • canal in ossified bone • small cavity in osteocyte • (plate)site of fat storage • huge cells made of 50 WBC’s • scientific name for bone shaft • function of the skeletal system • layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes • tissue that contains no osteons or blood vessels • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes
- huge cells made of 50 WBC’s
- repealing structural unit
- maintained by bone resorption by osteoclasts, releases calcium into the bloodstream
- type of fracture that occurs at an angle that is not ninety degrees
- where two bones meet
- scientific name for bone shaft
- canal in ossified bone
- area of a bone that projects above the surface, attachments for tendons and ligaments
- site of spongy bone
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- fibrous, vascular, sensitive life support covering sheath for bone
- sesamoid bone
- tissue that contains no osteons or blood vessels
- disease that disrupts the replacement of old bone tissue
- fractured ends of bone in alignment, skin remains intact
- function of the skeletal system
- small cavity in osteocyte
- (plate)site of fat storage
- immature blood cells
- mature bone cells
- type of fracture that results in many small pieces
- a condition in which bones become weak and brittle
22 Clues: sesamoid bone • mature bone cells • site of spongy bone • immature blood cells • where two bones meet • canal in ossified bone • repealing structural unit • small cavity in osteocyte • (plate)site of fat storage • huge cells made of 50 WBC’s • scientific name for bone shaft • function of the skeletal system • layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- immature blood cells
- huge cells made of 50 WBC’s
- canal in ossified bone
- a condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- mature bone cells
- (plate)site of fat storage
- type of fracture that occurs at an angle that is not ninety degrees
- sesamoid bone
- maintained by bone resorption by osteoclasts, releases calcium into the bloodstream
- repealing structural unit
- layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes
- type of fracture that results in many small pieces
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- fibrous, vascular, sensitive life support covering sheath for bone
- where two bones meet
- fractured ends of bone in alignment, skin remains intact
- site of spongy bone
- scientific name for bone shaft
- function of the skeletal system
- small cavity in osteocyte
- area of a bone that projects above the surface, attachments for tendons and ligaments
20 Clues: sesamoid bone • mature bone cells • site of spongy bone • where two bones meet • immature blood cells • canal in ossified bone • small cavity in osteocyte • repealing structural unit • (plate)site of fat storage • huge cells made of 50 WBC’s • scientific name for bone shaft • function of the skeletal system • layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- will burn through stuff
- when your foot gets stuck but your body keeps moving
- information that is needed to know
- a large blow of force
- can be caused by the over use of legs
- risk of explosion
- oxidizer
- a car accident can give you these
- occurs at an angle that is not 90
- full of gas
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- bone building cells
- poisonous or lethal
- cancerous
- breakdown the bone
- flammable
- mature bone cells
- bad for the environment
- thin and curved bones
- falling off the side walk
- complex shape
20 Clues: oxidizer • cancerous • flammable • full of gas • complex shape • mature bone cells • risk of explosion • breakdown the bone • bone building cells • poisonous or lethal • a large blow of force • thin and curved bones • will burn through stuff • bad for the environment • falling off the side walk • a car accident can give you these • occurs at an angle that is not 90 • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- process of development; cartilage is replaced
- between diaphysis and epiphyses
- longer than it is wide
- abnormally high levels of calcium
- thin and curved
- thin membranes that limes the medullary cavity
- thin connective tissue sheath
- bone segments are pulled as a result of twisting
- cube-like shape; equal in length, width, and thickness
- osteoblasts that have calcified
- complex shaped bone
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- a fracture that does not break the skin
- abnormally low levels of calcium
- a partial fracture
- shaft of long bones
- distal and proximal ends of a long bone
- synthesizes and secretes collagen and calcium salts
- opening; allows blood vessels and nerves to pass
- a fracture where the break is straight across
- small and round; embedded in tendons
20 Clues: thin and curved • a partial fracture • shaft of long bones • complex shaped bone • longer than it is wide • thin connective tissue sheath • between diaphysis and epiphyses • osteoblasts that have calcified • abnormally low levels of calcium • abnormally high levels of calcium • small and round; embedded in tendons • a fracture that does not break the skin • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- bone replaces Cartilage and stops growing
- process of bone development
- area of growth in a long bone
- reabsorb bone
- building cells for bones
- site of spongy bone in adult
- fracture where the bone tears the skin
- fracture of bone segments that are pulled apart by twisting motion
- fracture where only one side is broken
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- area of home that projects above the surface of the bone
- fracture skin remains intact
- break in the bone
- opening in the bone that allows blood vessels /nerves to enter the bone
- growing bones, donating the epiphyseal plate
- fracture of one fragment driven into another
- formation of a joint
- fracture of several breaks resulting in many little pieces
- nature bone cells
- site of compact bone in the adult
- fracture that occurs at an angle that’s not 90 degrees
- fracture occurs straight arcos the long axis of the bone
21 Clues: reabsorb bone • break in the bone • nature bone cells • formation of a joint • building cells for bones • process of bone development • fracture skin remains intact • site of spongy bone in adult • area of growth in a long bone • site of compact bone in the adult • fracture where the bone tears the skin • fracture where only one side is broken • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
20 Clues: 90 • clot • fish • 48hr • force • 2bone • Groves • growth • intact • spongy • bending • compact • hyaline • immature • strength • vidiminD • openings • 1fragment • attachments • mineralization
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- where bones meet
- promotes osteoblastic activity and synthesis of bone matrix
- where yellow bone marrow is mostly adpose
- a basic function of the skeletal system
- a bone that is thin and curved
- produced by ovaries and testes
- break that occurs not at 90 degrees
- fracure where bone segments are pulled apart
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- produced by pituitary gland
- bone marketing with a opening or groove that allows blood vessels to pass through
- fracture that breaks at 90 degrees
- osteoblast that have calcified
- fracture that doesnt break skin
- when a break is pushed ordriven into another
- fracure where only one side of bone breaks
- caused by abnormally high calium levels
- comes from diet
- complex shaped bone
- cube shaped equal in length width and thickness
- caused by abnormally low calcium levels
20 Clues: comes from diet • where bones meet • complex shaped bone • produced by pituitary gland • osteoblast that have calcified • a bone that is thin and curved • produced by ovaries and testes • fracture that doesnt break skin • fracture that breaks at 90 degrees • break that occurs not at 90 degrees • caused by abnormally high calium levels • caused by abnormally low calcium levels • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue
- Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate
- process of bone development; cartilage is replaced by bone through childhood
- a break in the bone
- type of marrow; triglyceride storage
- bone shape that is thin and curved
- unspecialized stem cells; the only cells that go under cell division
- bone shape that is cube-like and approximately equal in length, width, and thickness
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- the proximal and distal ends of the bone
- bone shape that is small, round, and imbedded into tendons
- fibrous layer that protects bone, assists in fracture repair, nourishes bone tissue, and is the attachment point for ligaments and tendons
- the thin layer of cartilage covering the epiphyses where the bone forms a joint; reduces friction and shock
- bone building cells that initiate calcification, synthesize & secrete organic compounds for extracellular matrix
- bone shape that is cylindrical and longer than it is wide
- cavity; the hollow space within the diaphysis that contains yellow bone marrow and blood vessels in adults
- bone shaft; the main part of the bone
- huge cells made up of monocytes (WBC), help with breakdown of bone in the extracellular matrix
- bone shape that is complex
- plate; area of growth in the long bone
- the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
20 Clues: a break in the bone • bone shape that is complex • type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue • bone shape that is thin and curved • type of marrow; triglyceride storage • bone shaft; the main part of the bone • Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate • plate; area of growth in the long bone • the proximal and distal ends of the bone • the membrane that lines the medullary cavity • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- site of fat storage in adult
- occurs straight across the long axis of the bone
- structure that connects osteocytes
- disease caused by decrease in bone mass
- osteoblasts that have calcified and maintains mineral concentration
- when a break is driven into another
- a fracture where the broken bone tears through the skin
- opening in bone that allows blood vessels to enter bone
- partial fracture where only one side is affected
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- bone segments are pulled apart as result of twisting motion
- sunlight, fatty fish, and calcium are sources of
- Produced by pituitary gland
- small and round bone imbedded in tendons
- where two bone surfaces come together
- a fracture in which the skin remains intact
- bone that is thin and curved
- produced by testes and ovaries
- site of compact bone in adult
- a basic function of the skeletal system
- brittle bones disease
- comes from diet
- breaks that occur not at 90 degrees
22 Clues: comes from diet • brittle bones disease • Produced by pituitary gland • site of fat storage in adult • bone that is thin and curved • site of compact bone in adult • produced by testes and ovaries • structure that connects osteocytes • when a break is driven into another • breaks that occur not at 90 degrees • where two bone surfaces come together • ...
Skeletal System 2024-05-28
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- Another name for spongy bone
- Joint between the scapula and humerus
- True ribs
- The abdominal vertbrae
- The longest bone in the dog
- The process of bone formation
- The name for the ribs and sternum
- One of the bones of the pelvis
- An organ protected by the cranium
- The bone shaft
- These systems make up bone tissue
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- Relating to the ribs
- The prefix denoting a joint
- Digit number one
- The most proximal bone of the forelimb
- Another name for the premaxilla
- Number of sternebrae
- The number of sternal ribs
- This bone's head sits in the acetabulum
- Moving a part away from the midline
- Term meaning passageway or opening
- The color of synovial fluid
22 Clues: True ribs • The bone shaft • Digit number one • Relating to the ribs • Number of sternebrae • The abdominal vertbrae • The number of sternal ribs • The prefix denoting a joint • The longest bone in the dog • The color of synovial fluid • Another name for spongy bone • The process of bone formation • One of the bones of the pelvis • Another name for the premaxilla • ...
Skeletal system 2024-03-14
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- the blank forms the upper arm
- Long bones are more blank than they are wide
- Bone thinning disease
- another name for the collarbone
- In the fetal skull blank allows the brain to grow
- The remnant of the epiphyseal plate is called
- In the pelvis blank ilia is flared more laterally
- Inflammation of the bursa sac
- the skull in apart of which subdivision
- bone growth is called
- blank is formed from the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx
- which ribs connect directly to the sternum
- Bone destroying cells
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- The fracture where the bone is crushed
- Inflammation of joints
- Name the “tail bone”
- Is blood cell formation
- fibrous joints are blank
- the blank bears the weight on each vertebrae
- What cavity is in the pelvic girdle
- Movement is allowed in one plane like a mechanical hinge
- the vertebral column is separated into blank sections
- Which arthritis can be controlled with diet
- abnormal anterior curvature in the lumbar vertebrae
- Blank aids in normal density of a female skeleton
- A ball like marking
- Which vertebrae allows you to shake your head yes
- the glenoid cavity is in the blank
- the blank is found in the coral bone
29 Clues: A ball like marking • Name the “tail bone” • Bone thinning disease • bone growth is called • Bone destroying cells • Inflammation of joints • Is blood cell formation • fibrous joints are blank • the blank forms the upper arm • Inflammation of the bursa sac • another name for the collarbone • the glenoid cavity is in the blank • What cavity is in the pelvic girdle • ...
skeletal system 2024-03-14
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- disease causing inflammation or swelling of one or more joints
- opening canal in the center of an osteon
- upper jawbone
- bone growth
- strong and flexible connective tissue
- moveable base for the tongue
- synovial joint that allows motion in only one plane
- shaft composed of compact bone
- abnormal lateral curvature
- cavities containing osteocytes
- wrist bones
- the name of the two ribs not attached to the sternum
- narrow, slit-like opening
- allows you to nod “yes”
- bone-forming cells
- bones that are cube-shaped
- moveable jawbone
- abnormal posterior curvature
- bone that acts as a brace to hold the arm away from the top of the thorax
- finger bones
- heaviest and strongest bone in the body
- concave with five vertebrae
- fracture due to being crushed
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- the top bone of a sternum
- bone marking that grows out from the bone surface
- the name of the region containing the wrist and hand
- first stage of bone repair
- the girdle formed by two coxal bones and the sacrum
- a shallow cavity that is loosely reinforced
- sharp, slender, pointed projection
- anterior bone of the eye socket, also the smallest bone of the skull
- cavity containing yellow marrow in adults
- the “tailbone”
- fibrous joints that connect adult bones
- the most posterior cranial bone
- small needle-like pieces of bone
- fracture due to bending
- thin and sticklike bone, medial to the tibia
- convex with twelve vertebrae
- bone with a rounded proximal end that fits into the glenoid cavity
- canal perpendicular to the central canal
41 Clues: bone growth • wrist bones • finger bones • upper jawbone • the “tailbone” • moveable jawbone • bone-forming cells • allows you to nod “yes” • fracture due to bending • the top bone of a sternum • narrow, slit-like opening • first stage of bone repair • abnormal lateral curvature • bones that are cube-shaped • concave with five vertebrae • moveable base for the tongue • ...
Skeletal System 2024-04-03
20 Clues: Hips • Knee cap • Jaw bone • Shin Bone • Breastbone • Collar bone • Ankle bones • Wrist Bones • Bones in head • Upper Arm bone • Shoulder blade • Fingers and Toes • 12 pairs of these • Vertebrae mid back • Bone on thumb side • Bone on pinky side • Vertebrae of the neck • Vertebrae in low back • 5 fused bones, tailbone • Largest bone in the body
Skeletal System 2024-09-12
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- cheekbones
- Formed by the Scapula and Clavicle
- cells that form new bone tissue
- most superior region on the human skeleton
- distal to the metacarpals
- second vertebra
- part of skeleton comprised of sacrum, coccyx, lumbar, thoracic, and cervical sections
- broad triangular bone; dorsal to the rib cage, in the upper thoracic region
- part of skeleton comprised of cranium, thoracic cage, hyoid and vertebral column
- knee cap; located between the femur and tibia/fibula
- superior to the orbits
- extends from scapula to elbow
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- suture that runs along the midline of the cranium
- responsible for the maintenance of the bony matrix
- 4 fused vertebra
- humans have 12 pairs of them
- very delicate bone, located medially & inferior to the orbits
- first vertebra
- part of skeleton comprised of lower and upper limbs and pelvic girdle
- SNAP!!!!
- proximal to the phalanges
- synovial hinge joint where humerus is connected to radius and ulna
- located between neck and mandible, supports tongue
- longer of the 2 forearm bones; medial
- Parallel to 19 down
25 Clues: SNAP!!!! • cheekbones • first vertebra • second vertebra • 4 fused vertebra • Parallel to 19 down • superior to the orbits • distal to the metacarpals • proximal to the phalanges • humans have 12 pairs of them • extends from scapula to elbow • cells that form new bone tissue • Formed by the Scapula and Clavicle • longer of the 2 forearm bones; medial • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-02
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- Soft spots that allow for growth of the brain...made up of membrane and cartilage and turn to bone by 18 months
- The color of marrow that produces red blood cells
- Kneecap
- Larger bone of the lower arm
- The slender smaller bone of the lower leg
- 26 bones of the spinal column
- Shoulder blades
- the skeleton that forms the trunk of the body
- Large weight bearing bone of the lower leg (shin bone)
- Cells that form new bone tissue
- The long shaft part of long bones
- Air spaces in the bones of the skull
- Fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone
- An articulation or area where 2 bones meet or join
- The name of the canal in the diaphysis filled with yellow marrow
- The spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain
- Breast bone
- Lower arm bone (thumb side)
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- the skeleton that forms the extremities
- Instep of the foot (5)
- The area where cranial bones join together
- Wrist bones (8)
- Ankle bones
- The outer covering of the bone that contains blood vessels, lymph vessels, and osteoblasts.
- The type of marrow that serves as a storage area for fat and contains leukocytes
- A membrane that lines the medullary canal and keeps yellow marrow intact
- Palm of the hand (5)
- Fingers, thumbs, and toes
- True, false, and floating are names for these
- Thigh
- A passage or opening through which blood vessels or nerves pass
- Upper arm bone
- The ends of long bones
33 Clues: Thigh • Kneecap • Ankle bones • Breast bone • Upper arm bone • Wrist bones (8) • Shoulder blades • Palm of the hand (5) • Instep of the foot (5) • The ends of long bones • Fingers, thumbs, and toes • Lower arm bone (thumb side) • Larger bone of the lower arm • 26 bones of the spinal column • Cells that form new bone tissue • The long shaft part of long bones • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-02
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- Hormone that inhibits the activity of osteoclasts
- Ossification that usually occurs on the bone of the skull
- Increases the activity of osteoclasts (________ hormone)
- In the last step of endochondral ossification, the remaining cartilage that did not ossify specifically becomes ________ cartilage
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- A break or discontinuity in the bone
- Functional unit of the bone
- Attachment of the scapula to the center of the skeleton
- Rotations of the forearms with palms up
- There are two hundred ____ bones in the body
- Region composed of 12 vertebrae
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- Rods of bone
- Responsible for bone remodeling and reabsorption
- Joint that is joined by a fluid cavity
- Ribs that are not attached to the sternum
- Where bone growth usually occurs in long bones
- Auditory ossicle known as the stirrup
- imperfecta Brittle Bone Disease
- When blood is released into the damaged bone, a _______ is formed
- Slightly movable joint
20 Clues: Rods of bone • Slightly movable joint • Functional unit of the bone • imperfecta Brittle Bone Disease • Region composed of 12 vertebrae • A break or discontinuity in the bone • Auditory ossicle known as the stirrup • Joint that is joined by a fluid cavity • Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine • Rotations of the forearms with palms up • ...
Skeletal System 2023-02-16
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- support arm
- connects scapular, clavicle and sternum
- supports the tibia
- ventral to the thoracic cavity
- shoulder
- hand bones
- short bones in the pelvic limb
- rostral of orbit
- tear duct
- back of the skull
- reduction in the number of bird "foot" bones
- side of the skull
- supports the leg
- dorsal to maxilla
- bird sternum
- above the orbit
- rear sides of the skull
- most proximal in the pelvic limb
- made of three bones
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- cranial part of sternum
- reduction in the number of bird "hand" bones
- protects the eye socket
- most rostral
- between parietal and occipital
- shorts bones in the thoracic limb
- fused clavicle "wishbone"
- hinges the skull
- foot bones
- caudal part of sternum
- jaw
- distal to the shoulder
- pivots the skull
- swirly things
- middle bone in the nasal cavity
- fusion of caudal bones
- fusion of sacral vertebrae with pelvic bones
- fingers
- works with radius to pivot
- protects the thoracic cavity
39 Clues: jaw • fingers • shoulder • tear duct • foot bones • hand bones • support arm • most rostral • bird sternum • swirly things • above the orbit • hinges the skull • pivots the skull • rostral of orbit • supports the leg • back of the skull • side of the skull • dorsal to maxilla • supports the tibia • made of three bones • caudal part of sternum • distal to the shoulder • fusion of caudal bones • ...
Skeletal System 2023-03-21
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- The skull has only one type of joint.
- This age group has the greatest amount of cartilage in the body.
- This bone is part of appendicular skeleton
- A horse has all of the following except ___?
- Bone tissue formation
- This disease is the opposite of Osteoporosis.
- The soft callus in a broken bone is created by what?
- Where are saddle joints located on the body?
- A spiral break is caused by what type of trauma?
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- These connect bone to muscle
- An incomplete break can be which of the following?
- Fibrocartilage is created by which of the following?
- This disease causes loss of bone mass in the Coffin Bone
- This is a common disease in horses which love a high bran diet and low quality hay.
- This section of the vertebrae forms the heart girth.
- Bone disorders that are caused by this can often be treated and sometimes reversed.
- This kind of joint is located where the femur and tibia connect?
- The ribs are what type of bone?
- Most animals which have this disorder are not kept in a herd because of their bone breaking proclivity.
- Which animal does not have a thumb or thumb-like appendage?
- I tear my ACL and my knee cap will now shift and move. What type of bone have I impacted?
21 Clues: Bone tissue formation • These connect bone to muscle • The ribs are what type of bone? • The skull has only one type of joint. • This bone is part of appendicular skeleton • A horse has all of the following except ___? • Where are saddle joints located on the body? • This disease is the opposite of Osteoporosis. • A spiral break is caused by what type of trauma? • ...
Skeletal System 2024-11-18
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- surgical incision or opening into the skull
- tissue that lines the medullary cavity
- physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis and disorders of the joints/connective tissues
- also known as cheek bones
- also known as joints
- mineral required for normal nerve and muscle function
- collar bone
- pertaining to the formation of blood cells
- disease that occurs in children, characterized by defective bone growth
- blood within a joint
- rib
- opening of external auditory canal of the outer ear
- hip socket
- crooked/stiff
- formation of red blood cells, located in spongy bone
- curved- fibrous cartillage found in some joints Diaphysis - shaft of a long bone
- loss/absence of mobility in a joint
- terminal end of a body part such as an arm or leg
- two largest bones of the skull
- bands of fiborous tissue that form joints by connecting one bone to another
- surgical removal of a synovial membrane from a joint
- to bind/tie together
- also known as spongy bone
- only movable bone of the skull, also known as jaw bone
- bone is splintered/crushed
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- bent, hump
- also known as luxation
- one side of the bone is broken and other side is only bent
- posterior portion of the vertebrae
- fragile membranes and cartillage turn to bone
- also known as soft spots
- mechanical appliance designed to support/control/compensate for impaired limb function
- bone is compressed and buckles but does not break
- also known as a popliteal cyst, which is a fluid filled sac
- extension of the scapula that forms a high part of the shoulder
- cartilage
- consisting of inflexible layers of dense connective tissue
- fat cells from yellow bone marrow is released into the blood
- also known as the shin bone
- sides and base of the cranial
- curve, swayback
- also means spinal cord
- occurs at angle across the bone
- irregular wedge shaped bone at the base of the skull
- wider ends of long bones such as the femurs of the legs
- also known as compact bone
- outermost covering of bone
- vertebrae, backbone
- skull
49 Clues: rib • skull • cartilage • bent, hump • hip socket • collar bone • crooked/stiff • curve, swayback • vertebrae, backbone • also known as joints • blood within a joint • to bind/tie together • also known as luxation • also means spinal cord • also known as soft spots • also known as cheek bones • also known as spongy bone • also known as compact bone • outermost covering of bone • ...
Skeletal System 2025-01-29
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- Structural unit of compact bone that acts as a supportive column
- The "soft spots" on an infant's head
- Term that means hip socket
- An immovable joint
- Differentiated bone cells that form new bone matrix
- Word root in the term hematopoietic
- Oste/o is a combining form that means _____________.
- Main weight-bearing bone of the lower leg and the second longest bone of the body
- Condition that can result from accumulation of body weight in the abdominal region
- Located at both ends of a long bone
- Lattice-like network of beams found in spongy bone
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- Amount of phalangeal bones contained in the fingers and thumb on one hand
- Hormone that inhibits osteoclast activity and stimulates calcium uptake by the bones
- Smaller air-filled spaces, or cavities, within the skull
- Name for C1 vertebra
- Slightly movable joint
- Name for C2 vertebra
- The most common cells in bone tissue and are fully mature
- Condition where patient has abnormally soft bones
- Number of cervical bones
20 Clues: An immovable joint • Name for C1 vertebra • Name for C2 vertebra • Slightly movable joint • Number of cervical bones • Term that means hip socket • Word root in the term hematopoietic • Located at both ends of a long bone • The "soft spots" on an infant's head • Condition where patient has abnormally soft bones • Lattice-like network of beams found in spongy bone • ...
Skeletal System 2025-05-12
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- glands release what when calcium is low
- shaft of the long bone
- the formation of bone is called
- a thin layer of reticular connective tissue, lines the interal cavity of bone
- The most important bones in movement
- mature bone cells
- the sudy of bone
- the external bone covered sheath
- a break in bone due to trauma
- lattice slivers in spongy bone
- type of cartilage that binds bones that meet
- chamber of bone that house cells
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- interconnected channels in bone
- an excess of calcium
- transverse passages through bone are called
- calcium deficiency
- bone building cells
- connective tissue where the matrix is hardened by calcium
- Composed of bones, cartilage and ligaments
- The hardening process of bone
- break in bone due to disease
- each end of a long bone is called
22 Clues: the sudy of bone • mature bone cells • calcium deficiency • bone building cells • an excess of calcium • shaft of the long bone • break in bone due to disease • The hardening process of bone • a break in bone due to trauma • lattice slivers in spongy bone • interconnected channels in bone • the formation of bone is called • the external bone covered sheath • ...
Skeletal System 2025-08-01
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- Shaft of a long bone
- End part of a long bone
- Outer layer of the bone
- Decreasing the angle of a joint
- Central part of the skeleton (skull, spine, ribs)
- Bone cell that breaks down bone
- Moving a limb away from the midline
- Increasing the angle of a joint
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- Excessive inward curvature of the spine
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- Bone cell that builds bone
- Moving a limb toward the midline
- Flexible connective tissue
- Framework of bones in the body
- Excessive outward curvature of the spine
- Connects bone to bone
- Bone cell that maintains bone tissue
- Connects muscle to bone
- Where two bones meet
- Soft tissue in bone cavities
20 Clues: Shaft of a long bone • Where two bones meet • Connects bone to bone • End part of a long bone • Connects muscle to bone • Outer layer of the bone • Bone cell that builds bone • Flexible connective tissue • Soft tissue in bone cavities • Framework of bones in the body • Decreasing the angle of a joint • Bone cell that breaks down bone • Increasing the angle of a joint • ...
Skeletal System 2023-01-18
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- turning cartilage to bone
- capsule around a joint
- bones with flat surfaces
- joint allowing only rotational movement
- joint
- joint with space between the bones
- ends of long bone
- covers the outside of the diaphysis
- filled with fluid
- joint with bones having interlocking surfaces
- joint with a deep set convex/concave relationship
- bone where marrow is housed
- curved, thin bones
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- process of maintaining an internal condition
- cavity where marrow is housed
- joint allowing the greatest amount of movement
- cube shaped bone
- structure connecting bones
- joint allowing all movement except rotation
- "growth" plate
- covers epiphyses
- structure attaching muscles to bones
- creates body's framework
- bone that contains mostly compact bone
24 Clues: joint • "growth" plate • cube shaped bone • covers epiphyses • ends of long bone • filled with fluid • curved, thin bones • capsule around a joint • bones with flat surfaces • creates body's framework • turning cartilage to bone • structure connecting bones • bone where marrow is housed • cavity where marrow is housed • joint with space between the bones • covers the outside of the diaphysis • ...
Skeletal System 2025-01-15
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- foot bones
- upper arm bone
- finger bones
- head bones make up the _______
- vertebrae in middle of spine region
- kneecap
- wrist bones
- largest bone in body
- smaller lower leg bone
- number of lumbar vertebrae
- number of cervical vertebrae
- arm bone on thumb side
- hip bones
- bone in chest between ribs
- arm bone on pinky side
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- fused vertebrae at the bottom
- vertebrae at bottom of spine region
- larger lower leg bone
- bones that make cage around lungs
- heel bone
- hand bones
- ankle bones
- number of thoracic vertebrae
- collarbone
- vertebrae at top of spine region
- tailbone
- toe bones
- shoulder blade
28 Clues: kneecap • tailbone • heel bone • toe bones • hip bones • foot bones • hand bones • collarbone • ankle bones • wrist bones • finger bones • upper arm bone • shoulder blade • largest bone in body • larger lower leg bone • smaller lower leg bone • arm bone on thumb side • arm bone on pinky side • number of lumbar vertebrae • bone in chest between ribs • number of thoracic vertebrae • number of cervical vertebrae • ...
skeletal system 2024-10-21
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- chond/i
- inflammation of a joint
- inflammation of a bursa
- oste/o
- abnormal softening of tissue
- wear and tear arthritis
- x-ray
- complete displacement of a bone from its joint
- OP
- supports head and back
- lord/o
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- RA
- jaw
- partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- spondyl/o
- connect bone to bone
- arthr/o
- cost/o
- where two or more bones join together
- tie together
- CR
- magnetic resonance imaging
- singular noun ending
- BDT
- Fx
- kyph/o
- scoli/o
- cranio
- loosening
- nuclear imaging test
30 Clues: RA • CR • Fx • OP • jaw • BDT • x-ray • cost/o • oste/o • kyph/o • cranio • lord/o • chond/i • arthr/o • scoli/o • spondyl/o • loosening • tie together • connect bone to bone • singular noun ending • nuclear imaging test • supports head and back • inflammation of a joint • inflammation of a bursa • wear and tear arthritis • magnetic resonance imaging • abnormal softening of tissue • where two or more bones join together • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-21
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- curve,swayback,bent
- Connect bone to bone
- inflammation of a joint
- to bind,tie together
- skull
- cartilage
- spinal cord,bone marrow
- joint
- visual examination of the internal structure of a joint
- Specialist in care of feet
- Areas where two or more bones meet
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- inflammation of bursa
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- rib
- loosening,setting free
- stiffness,bent,crooked
- Total knee arthroplasty
- partial knee replacement
- x-ray
- polymyaglgia rheumatica
- abnormal softening of cartilage
- fracture broken bone with an open wound
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- osteoarthritis
- curved,bent
- bone density testing
- Bent,hump
- osteoporosis
- closed reduction
- fracture Complete fracture straight across the bone
- Total hip arthroplasty
- singular noun ending
32 Clues: rib • x-ray • skull • joint • cartilage • Bent,hump • curved,bent • osteoporosis • osteoarthritis • closed reduction • curve,swayback,bent • Connect bone to bone • to bind,tie together • bone density testing • Rheumatoid arthritis • singular noun ending • inflammation of bursa • loosening,setting free • stiffness,bent,crooked • Total hip arthroplasty • Total knee arthroplasty • inflammation of a joint • ...
Skeletal System 2024-10-23
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- Small, beam-like structures within spongy bone that provide support and resistance to compression.
- Cells responsible for producing new bone tissue.
- The shaft or long, central part of a long bone.
- A natural opening or hole in a bone that allows for the passage of nerves and blood vessels.
- The process by which cartilage is transformed into bone.
- The function of joints and muscles working together to enable body motion.
- The dense outer layer of bone that provides strength and structure.
- The production of blood cells in bone marrow, known as hematopoiesis.
- A hormone that regulates calcium levels by breaking down bone when calcium is low.
- The highly movable joints surrounded by a fluid-filled capsule.
- The part of the skeleton that includes the limbs and girdles (shoulders and hips).
- A collection of blood outside of blood vessels, often occurring after bone injury.
- Bone cells that break down and reabsorb bone tissue.
- The joints connected by fibrous tissue, allowing little to no movement.
- A hormone produced by the thyroid gland that helps regulate calcium levels in the blood.
- Points where two or more bones meet, allowing movement.
- Smooth tissue at the ends of bones that allows for frictionless joint movement.
- The process of forming red and white blood cells in bone marrow.
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- The hollow area or cavity in the diaphysis of a long bone, containing bone marrow.
- The growth plate, a layer of cartilage that allows bones to grow in length.
- The part of the skull that encloses the brain.
- The discs or pads of cartilage between vertebrae that cushion and allow movement.
- The strong connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones.
- Crystalline mineral that gives bones their hardness and strength.
- The ends of a long bone, often involved in joint movement.
- The function of bones in storing minerals and fat for the body.
- Mature bone cells responsible for maintaining bone tissue.
- The function of bones to bear the weight of the body.
- The organic part of bone matrix, primarily composed of collagen.
- A dense layer of tissue covering the outer surface of bones.
- The joints where bones are connected by cartilage, allowing limited movement.
- Layers of bone tissue found in osteons.
- Tiny channels that connect osteocytes, allowing nutrient and waste exchange.
- The central part of the skeleton, including the skull, spine, and ribcage.
- The porous, inner part of bone that reduces its weight and contains bone marrow.
- The system or framework of bones and cartilage that supports and protects the body.
- Structural units of compact bone, arranged in concentric circles.
- The role of bones in encasing and safeguarding vital organs.
- The tough connective tissue that connects bones to other bones at joints.
- The individual bones that make up the spinal column.
40 Clues: Layers of bone tissue found in osteons. • The part of the skull that encloses the brain. • The shaft or long, central part of a long bone. • Cells responsible for producing new bone tissue. • Bone cells that break down and reabsorb bone tissue. • The individual bones that make up the spinal column. • The function of bones to bear the weight of the body. • ...
Skeletal System 2026-02-03
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- bone marrow pumps these around the body
- smaller body parts attached to the main body, like the arms and legs
- protects our brain
- gives our body its shape
- spine, ribs, skull
- another name for shoulder blade
- found inside your bones
- biggest and strongest joint in your body
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- longest, heaviest, and strongest bone in your body
- protect our heart and lungs
- tissue that connects bones to other bones
- another name for the skull
- ball-and-socket and hinge are this type of joint
- bones that make up your spinal column
- what your bones are made of
- The skeletal system is all about ______.
- the place where two bones come together
- helps a bone heal properly if it's broken
- tissue that cushions the joints
- a way to take care of your bones
20 Clues: protects our brain • spine, ribs, skull • found inside your bones • gives our body its shape • another name for the skull • protect our heart and lungs • what your bones are made of • tissue that cushions the joints • another name for shoulder blade • a way to take care of your bones • bones that make up your spinal column • bone marrow pumps these around the body • ...
Skeletal system 2025-09-14
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- Bones in the midfoot
- Bones in the palm of the hand
- Imaging test for bones
- Shoulder blade
- Forearm bone on pinky side
- Lower jaw bone
- Forearm bone on thumb side
- Thigh bone, longest bone
- Ankle bones
- Bones making up the spine
- Hip bone structure
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- Tailbone
- Triangular bone at base of spine
- Upper arm bone
- A broken bone
- Shin bone, larger lower leg bone
- Kneecap
- Breastbone in the chest
- Finger and toe bones
- Wrist bones
- Collar bone
- Thinner lower leg bone
- Protect the heart and lungs
- Protects the brain
- Disease causing brittle bones
25 Clues: Kneecap • Tailbone • Wrist bones • Collar bone • Ankle bones • A broken bone • Upper arm bone • Shoulder blade • Lower jaw bone • Protects the brain • Hip bone structure • Bones in the midfoot • Finger and toe bones • Imaging test for bones • Thinner lower leg bone • Breastbone in the chest • Thigh bone, longest bone • Bones making up the spine • Forearm bone on pinky side • Forearm bone on thumb side • ...
Skeletal System 2025-09-12
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- pertaining to the lumbar and sacral regions
- pertaining to cells derived from bone marrow
- joint replacement
- surgical repair of the patella
- inflammation of a tendon
- loss of flesh/muscle
- stiff or fused tongue
- a physician who specializes in rheumatology
- pertaining to the sacrum
- pertaining to the ulna
- surgical repair of the vertebral column
- surgical incision into the femur
- pain in the metatarsal region of the foot
- inflammation of cartilage and bone
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- pain in the arm
- a condition of excessive spinal curvature
- pain in the phalanges.
- the study of X-rays
- condition where the arch of the foot is flattened down
- inflammation of a bursa
- pertaining to the humerus
- surgical removal of a wrist bone
- inflammation of the synovial membrane
- pertaining to the tibia and fibula
- pain in the neck
- cartilage cell
- surgical cutting of the skull
- straightening teeth
- bone weakness
- pain in the metacarpals
30 Clues: bone weakness • cartilage cell • pain in the arm • pain in the neck • joint replacement • the study of X-rays • straightening teeth • loss of flesh/muscle • stiff or fused tongue • pain in the phalanges. • pertaining to the ulna • inflammation of a bursa • pain in the metacarpals • inflammation of a tendon • pertaining to the sacrum • pertaining to the humerus • surgical cutting of the skull • ...
Skeletal System 2025-09-01
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- long bone found in the upper leg
- cube shaped bones that provide stability
- main protein in bones
- long broad bones that protect organs and allow muscle attachment
- soft tissue inside the bone
- another name for the shoulder
- type (colour) of marrow that stores fat
- bones that protect the spinal chord
- bones that protect the brain
- central skeletal structure, includes skull, vertebrae and ribs
- connective tissue that connects muscles to bones
- one of the long bones found in the lower leg
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- hard tissue on the outside of bones
- long bones found in the hands and feet
- another name for the kneecap
- type (colour) of marrow that produces blood cells
- connective tissue that connects bones to bones
- prefix that means related to bones
- skeleton that makes up the limbs
- another name for the collarbone
- small bones that provide protection
- type of bones that facilitate movement and strength, they are longer than they are wide
- one of the main minerals found in bones
- another name for the jaw bone
24 Clues: main protein in bones • soft tissue inside the bone • another name for the kneecap • bones that protect the brain • another name for the shoulder • another name for the jaw bone • another name for the collarbone • long bone found in the upper leg • skeleton that makes up the limbs • prefix that means related to bones • hard tissue on the outside of bones • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2025-09-20
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- joint A joint that allows movement in one direction like the knee, elbow
- Soft, flexible material found in joints, ears, and nose
- action Quick automatic response without thinking like pulling hand away from a hot object
- (Spine / Vertebral column) A chain of small bones that protects the spinal cord and helps us stand straight
- Messages signals carried by nerves
- Places where two bones meet, helping in movement
- The framework of bones in our body
- Thin threads that carry messages signals in the body
- The action we take after receiving a stimulus
- A break or crack in a bone
- (Brain stem) The part of the brain that controls involuntary actions like breathing and heartbeat
- and socket joint A joint that allows movement in all directions like shoulder, hip
- The largest part of the brain; controls thinking, memory, learning, and senses
- joint A joint that allows rotation like neck
- cord A bundle of nerves running down the backbone that carries messages between the brain and body
- Curved bones that form the ribcage and protect the heart and lungs
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- Working together of different body parts under the control of the nervous system
- system The body system that controls actions and responses
- (nerve cells) Special cells that carry messages in the form of electrical signals
- The part of the brain that controls balance and posture
- marrow Soft tissue inside bones that makes blood cells
- Hard structures that make up the skeleton and give shape
- organs Organs that help us sense the world eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin
- The bony structure that protects the brain
- joint A joint that does not move like in the skull
- The thigh bone; the longest bone in the body
- The control center of the body
- Any change in the environment that makes us respond like sound, light, heat
28 Clues: A break or crack in a bone • The control center of the body • Messages signals carried by nerves • The framework of bones in our body • The bony structure that protects the brain • The thigh bone; the longest bone in the body • The action we take after receiving a stimulus • joint A joint that allows rotation like neck • Places where two bones meet, helping in movement • ...
Skeletal system 2025-10-16
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- physician who specializes in the study and treatment of arthritis characterized by inflammation in the joints and connective tissues
- shock absorber between bones
- osteoarthritis
- partial displacement of the bone from the joint
- bone density testing
- supports head and body and protects the spinal cord
- x-ray
- treat misalignment in the spine
- fibrous sac that acts as a cushion to ease movement in areas that are subject to friction
- lines the capsule and secrets synovial fluid
- areas where two or more bones join together
- abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- broken bone with no open wound
- osteoporosis
- total displacement of a bone from the joint
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- a specialist in the care for feet
- inflammation of the joint
- degenerative joint disease
- nuclear imaging test that help diagnose bone disease
- the loss or absence of mobility in a joint due to disease, injury or surgical proxedure
- partial knee replacement
- abnormal increase in the forward curvature of the lumbar spine
- specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the bones, joints, and muscles
- polymaylagia rheumatica
- magnetic resonance imaging
- connect bone to bone
- closed reduction
- the visual examination of a joint
- abnormal softening of the cartilage
- fracture
- abnormal increase of the outward curvature of the thoracic spine as viewed from the side
- inflammation of the bursa
32 Clues: x-ray • fracture • osteoporosis • osteoarthritis • closed reduction • bone density testing • connect bone to bone • polymaylagia rheumatica • partial knee replacement • inflammation of the joint • inflammation of the bursa • degenerative joint disease • magnetic resonance imaging • shock absorber between bones • broken bone with no open wound • treat misalignment in the spine • ...
Skeletal System 2025-10-21
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- , These bones provide strength.
- , Where red and white blood cells are made.
- , These bones make up the ankle.
- , The membrane that covers a bone.
- , The head and neck form a ______ joint.
- , The bones of the middle ear and each vertebra are _______. (2 words)
- , The bones of the skull are these types of bone.
- , Shin bone.
- , Makes up the “funny bone”.
- , The five bones of the hand.
- , Breastbone.
- , The bone on the thumb side.
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- , This bears most of the body’s weight and makes the hips (2 words).
- , The hardest part of a bone (2 words).
- , The largest section of bones in the vertebral column, at the lower back.
- , These bones allow for lots of flexibility.
- , These bones do not make a complete circle like the others (2 words).
- , There are 206 bones in the _______ skeleton.
- , The only moving bone of the skull.
- , The elbow is a _____ joint.
- , The only purpose of the fibula is to support the ______.
- , Fingers and toes.
- , Each toe, except the big toe, has _______ bones.
- , A ball and socket joint allows for ______ in all directions.
- , The longest and strongest bone in the body.
- , The bone on the pinky side.
- , The appendicular skeleton includes the _______.
27 Clues: , Breastbone. • , Shin bone. • , Fingers and toes. • , The five bones of the hand. • , Makes up the “funny bone”. • , The bone on the thumb side. • , The membrane that covers a bone. • , The elbow is a _____ joint. • , These bones make up the ankle. • , The bone on the pinky side. • ...
Skeletal System 2025-11-13
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- Column "Made of 33 small bones, this 'backbone' protects your spinal cord."
- "The name for any place where two bones meet."
- "The smaller of the two bones in your lower leg, next to the shin bone."
- "This bone acts like armor to protect your brain."
- "This bone connects your arm to your body, between your shoulder and neck. It's listed on your worksheet!"
- "The large, upper part of your hip bone, from your worksheet."
- "This joint allows bones to slide over one another, like in your wrist."
- "The larger of the two bones in your lower leg. It's your 'shin bone.'"
- "The five long bones in the middle of your foot, giving it an arch."
- "These bones form a 'cage' to protect your heart and lungs."
- "The longest, strongest, and heaviest bone in your entire body. It's your thigh bone."
- "The five bones that are in the palm of your hand."
- "The flat, dagger-shaped bone in the center of your chest that anchors your ribs."
- "This joint only allows for rotation or twisting, like when you turn your head."
- "The other one of the two bones in your forearm. It's on the 'pinky' side."
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- Marrow "The stuff inside your bones where red and white blood cells are made."
- "Your 'kneecap.' You aren't born with this as a hard bone!"
- and Socket "This type of joint allows for a wide range of motion, like your shoulder or hip."
- "The bone in your upper arm, between your shoulder and elbow."
- "The large bone at the back of your foot that forms your heel."
- "This joint moves in only one direction, like a door. Examples are your elbow and knee."
- "One of the two bones in your forearm. It's on the 'thumb' side."
- "The strong, stretchy bands that connect one BONE to another BONE."
- "One of the 4 main jobs of the skeleton; it's the 'armor' for your organs."
- "One of the 4 main jobs of the skeleton; it's the 'frame' or 'scaffolding' for your body."
25 Clues: "The name for any place where two bones meet." • "This bone acts like armor to protect your brain." • "The five bones that are in the palm of your hand." • "Your 'kneecap.' You aren't born with this as a hard bone!" • "These bones form a 'cage' to protect your heart and lungs." • "The bone in your upper arm, between your shoulder and elbow." • ...
Skeletal System 2025-12-05
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- (Bone Marrow): The soft, spongy tissue found in the center of many large bones. It is responsible for producing blood cells (red, white, and platelets).
- A disease in which bones become fragile and prone to fracture due to the loss of bone tissue (decreased bone density).
- The long bone of the upper arm, extending from the shoulder to the elbow.
- Rigid organs that form the skeleton. They protect various organs, produce red and white blood cells (in the marrow), store minerals (like calcium), and provide a frame for muscle attachment.
- Specialized cells responsible for forming new bone tissue (bone builders).
- Bands of dense, fibrous, elastic connective tissue that connect bone to bone, typically reinforcing a joint.
- The bone of the forearm on the thumb side.
- Strong, flexible connective tissue found in many parts of the body, such as the joints, ears, and nose. In joints, it acts as a shock absorber and reduces friction.
- (Cranium): The bony structure that protects the brain and forms the head and face.
- The thigh bone and the longest, heaviest, and strongest bone in the human body.
- (Articulations): Any place where two or more bones meet. They allow movement and provide mechanical support.
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- The individual, irregular-shaped bones that make up the spine or vertebral column.
- The breastbone; a long, flat bone located in the center of the chest that connects to the ribs.
- (Vertebral Column): The main central support structure of the body, composed of 33 vertebrae. It protects the spinal cord and allows flexible movement.
- The bone of the forearm on the side of the little finger.
- Tough, flexible, and inelastic cords of fibrous connective tissue that connect muscle to bone, enabling the muscle to move the bone.
- The internal framework of the body, composed of bones and cartilage, that provides support, structure, protection for internal organs, and facilitates movement.
- The smaller, lateral (outer) bone of the lower leg.
- The larger, medial (inner) bone of the lower leg, commonly known as the shinbone. It is the main weight-bearing bone of the lower leg.
- The shoulder blade; a large, triangular flat bone situated in the upper back.
- The bones that make up the fingers and toes.
- Specialized cells responsible for breaking down old bone tissue (bone resorbers or destroyers). This is a normal part of bone remodeling.
- The collarbone; a slender, S-shaped bone that connects the sternum (breastbone) to the scapula (shoulder blade).
- (Thoracic Cage): The structure formed by the ribs and the sternum (breastbone) that surrounds and protects the heart and lungs.
- The large, basin-shaped structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum, and coccyx. It connects the spine to the lower limbs and supports the weight of the upper body.
25 Clues: The bone of the forearm on the thumb side. • The bones that make up the fingers and toes. • The smaller, lateral (outer) bone of the lower leg. • The bone of the forearm on the side of the little finger. • The long bone of the upper arm, extending from the shoulder to the elbow. • Specialized cells responsible for forming new bone tissue (bone builders). • ...
Skeletal System 2025-12-17
28 Clues: arm • rib • pain • hand • bone • neck • joint • porous • twisted • movement • condition • cartilage • softening • condition • both sides • lower back • bone marrow • foot, child • finger, toe • inflammation • thorax, chest • surgical repair • joined together • written record of • correct, straight • to visually examine • stiff, fused, closed • joined (yoked) together
Skeletal System 2026-03-16
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- type of bone cells that are mitotic
- cleans up bone
- consists of L1 - L5
- tailbone
- mature bone cells that maintains bone
- collarbone
- also known as the hip bone
- leg bone, does not articulate with femur
- include true, false, and floating
- leg bone, directly articulates with femur
- shoulder blade
- kneecap
- builds bone
- protects the brain
- most medial forearm bone
- ankle bones
- longest bone in the body
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- twelve vertebrae
- apex of sternum
- foot bones
- hand bones
- the coccyx is attached to this bone
- vertebrae consists of C1 - C7
- most lateral forearm bone
- wrist bones
- only moveable bone in the body
- bone of the upper arm
- breastbone
28 Clues: kneecap • tailbone • foot bones • hand bones • collarbone • breastbone • wrist bones • builds bone • ankle bones • cleans up bone • shoulder blade • apex of sternum • twelve vertebrae • protects the brain • consists of L1 - L5 • bone of the upper arm • most medial forearm bone • longest bone in the body • most lateral forearm bone • also known as the hip bone • vertebrae consists of C1 - C7 • ...
skeletal system 2026-04-30
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- softening of mass
- nerve inflammation
- cell in heart
- rupture of a muscle
- above development
- breakdown of muscles
- condition of slow development
- lack of development
- muscle pain
- three areas of tension
- muscle pain
- rod shaped breakdown
- black tumor
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- muscle weakness
- inflammation of many muscles
- half movement
- study of the heart
- bone marrow growth
- tendon surgical repair
- two heads
- breakdown of nerves
- tendon inflammation
- half paralysis
- pain in upper deck
- fiber pain
- pertaining to muscle and flesh
- abnormal condition in tendon
- sarcoma, muscle and flesh tumor
- muscle tumor
29 Clues: two heads • fiber pain • muscle pain • black tumor • muscle pain • muscle tumor • half movement • cell in heart • half paralysis • muscle weakness • softening of mass • above development • study of the heart • bone marrow growth • nerve inflammation • pain in upper deck • rupture of a muscle • breakdown of nerves • tendon inflammation • lack of development • breakdown of muscles • rod shaped breakdown • ...
Skeletal System 2026-06-19
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- The lower leg bone that bears most of the body's weight
- The largest and strongest bone in the body
- The shaft or central portion of a bone
- Movement that occurs when a body part moves away from the midline of the body
- Tough connective tissue membrane covering the outer surface of a bone
- Cells responsible for building new bone tissue
- The medical name for the collarbone
- Term that describes bending a joint and decreasing the angle between two bones
- The meaning of the medical element arthr/o
- The enlarged ends of a long bone
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- Medical term for kneecap
- The only freely movable bone in the skull
- Thin membrane that lines the inside of the medullary cavity
- The meaning of the medical element orth/o
- Movement that is the opposite of supination
- The meaning of the medical element cartilage
- The formation of bone tissue
- Cells that are responsible for breaking down and reabsorbing bone tissue
- Bone disorder characterized by a decrease in bone density and mass
- The connective tissue that connects bone to bone
- The meaning of the medical element carp/o
21 Clues: Medical term for kneecap • The formation of bone tissue • The enlarged ends of a long bone • The medical name for the collarbone • The shaft or central portion of a bone • The only freely movable bone in the skull • The meaning of the medical element orth/o • The meaning of the medical element carp/o • The largest and strongest bone in the body • ...
Skeletal System 2013-04-21
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- / Portion of the skeletal system that protects the brain and provides structure for the face
- / The longest and largest bone of the upper limb
- / Irregular bones that form the spine
- / Lateral (outer) bone of the lower leg
- / bones with complex shapes that are classified as neither long nor short
- / The large bone in the medial portion of the lower leg commonly known as the shinbone
- / Large, triangular, flat bone in the shoulder girdle
- / A set of bones that protect the lungs and heart
- / The division of the skeletal system that includes the skull, ribs, and vertebrae
- / The term for blood cell formation
- / The largest bone in the body commonly known as the thighbone
- / S-shaped bone in the shoulder girdle that is commonly known as the collarbone
- / Short bones found in the ankle
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- / Bony structure that provides support for the vertebral column and connects the lower limbs it the axial skeleton
- / Bones with complex shapes that are not classified as either long or short
- / Bones that form the fingers and toes
- / Bone in the medial portion of the forearm
- / Small long bones that form the palm of the hand
- / Bone in the lateral portion of the forearm
- / Small long bones that form the intermediate flat portion of the foot
- / Division of the skeletal system that includes the bones of the upper and lower limbs (extremities)
- / A flat bone in the center of the chest commonly known as the breastbone
- / Short bones found in the wrist
- bones / Bones that are broad and thin
- / Bones that are greater in length than width
25 Clues: / Short bones found in the wrist • / Short bones found in the ankle • / The term for blood cell formation • / Irregular bones that form the spine • bones / Bones that are broad and thin • / Bones that form the fingers and toes • / Lateral (outer) bone of the lower leg • / Bone in the medial portion of the forearm • / Bone in the lateral portion of the forearm • ...
Skeletal System 2013-12-02
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- condition in which bones become enlarged, deformed
- tough membranes that connect incompletely developed bones
- this bone is located in the foramen magnum
- expanded end of the long bone
- brittle bone disease is another name for this condition
- lines the holes of spongy bones.
- bones of the wrist
- caused by uric acid deposits in the joints
- these joint that are slightly moveable
- hyoid bone that anchors the tongue is which part of the skeletal system
- most important nutrient for bone growth.
- a plate of cartilage at the end of the bone that is necessary for the bone to continue growing.
- vertebrae are this type of bone.
- commonly referred to as humpback
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- makes up most of the top and sides of the skull
- bone scans can be used to diagnose
- anterior bone of the cranium
- type of fish that help maintain healthy bones.
- condition that affects mostly Caucasian.
- lateral S shaped curvature of the spine
- patella is this type of bone.
- contains yellow marrow
- covers the epiphyses of long bones
- bones gradually become thin
- type of bone primarily located in the skull and rib cage
- a way to increase bone density.
- surrounds the diaphysis
- example of a long bone
28 Clues: bones of the wrist • contains yellow marrow • example of a long bone • surrounds the diaphysis • bones gradually become thin • anterior bone of the cranium • expanded end of the long bone • patella is this type of bone. • a way to increase bone density. • lines the holes of spongy bones. • vertebrae are this type of bone. • commonly referred to as humpback • ...
Skeletal System 2014-05-11
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- 26 small bones that make up your backbone
- a disease in which joints become irritated or inflamed
- a soft connective tissue that is found int he spaces of many bones
- a condition in which the body's bones become weak and break easily
- lower jaw bone
- connective tissue that is more flexible than the bone
- shaft of a long bone
- a substitute for a diseased or missing body part
- tailbone; forms the end of the spine
- narrow opening in a bone
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- your framework that is made up of all the bones in your body
- thigh bone; largest bone in the body
- number of facial bones (spell number)
- an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- a membrane that surrounds bone
- ankle bones
- typical number of bones in adult skeleton
- the strong connective tissue that holds bones in joints together
- a place in the body where 2 bones come together
- ends of a long bone
20 Clues: ankle bones • lower jaw bone • ends of a long bone • shaft of a long bone • narrow opening in a bone • a membrane that surrounds bone • thigh bone; largest bone in the body • tailbone; forms the end of the spine • number of facial bones (spell number) • 26 small bones that make up your backbone • typical number of bones in adult skeleton • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2014-10-31
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- where 2 or more bones meet
- function 3
- function 2
- bone growth in width
- sesamoid bone
- irregular bone
- bone eating cells
- funtion 5
- no surgery/cast..
- waiting to produce bone
- function 4
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- strong, dense bone
- surgery/plates, screws..
- bone producers
- bone growth in length
- immovable joint
- function 1
- light, strong, spacey bone
- short bone
- minimally flexible joint
- joint with major movement
- long bone
- flat bone
23 Clues: funtion 5 • long bone • flat bone • function 3 • function 2 • function 1 • short bone • function 4 • sesamoid bone • bone producers • irregular bone • immovable joint • bone eating cells • no surgery/cast.. • strong, dense bone • bone growth in width • bone growth in length • waiting to produce bone • surgery/plates, screws.. • minimally flexible joint • joint with major movement • where 2 or more bones meet • ...
skeletal system 2014-10-13
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- This bone is found at the very end of your spine.
- This connects the arm to the body.
- This connects your lower arm to your upper arm.
- This protects your lungs and heart.
- This keeps your brain protected.
- This is the bigger bone in the lower leg.
- The bones in your wrist are called the __________.
- These bones are located at the starting place of your fingers.
- This bone helps you move your mouth.
- One of the bones in the lower arm.
- These bones are in your foot.
- This is where your arms or legs move.
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- The first part of the spine by the neck.
- The joint that connects the leg to the pelvis.
- This is the smaller bone in your lower leg.
- What is the bone in the upper arm called?
- What is the boney structure that conects to the bottom of your spine?
- This help provent your bones rubbing together to cause serious pain.
- This gives use structure so we dont turn to jelly.
- The bone in the moddle of the two ribcages.
- This bone is the tip of your fingers.
- This is in the inside of all our bones.
- What bone goes up the middle of your back?
- This is the strongest bone in your leg.
- With out these our muscles wouldnt be able to connect to our bones.
25 Clues: These bones are in your foot. • This keeps your brain protected. • This connects the arm to the body. • One of the bones in the lower arm. • This protects your lungs and heart. • This bone helps you move your mouth. • This bone is the tip of your fingers. • This is where your arms or legs move. • This is in the inside of all our bones. • ...
skeletal System 2015-02-02
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- neck
- bending or being bent
- pain in a bone
- bone tissue
- pain in the arm
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- movement away from the midline of the body
- lower jawbone
- turning outward
- humpback
- break in a bone
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- the collar bone
- pain in a joint
- surgical repair of bone
- inflammation of a joint
- incomplete break
- radiograph of a joint
- heel bone
- turning inward
- moving around a central axis
20 Clues: neck • humpback • heel bone • bone tissue • lower jawbone • pain in a bone • turning inward • the collar bone • pain in a joint • pain in the arm • turning outward • break in a bone • incomplete break • bending or being bent • radiograph of a joint • surgical repair of bone • inflammation of a joint • moving around a central axis • dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
skeletal system 2015-02-09
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- kneecap
- neck
- chest
- a wrist bone
- having to do with something attached
- a fibrous membrane joining bones especially the cranial bones
- the medical specialty concerned with development, preservation,and restoration of the musculoskeletal system
- lower spinal column
- where bones come together
- bone a facial bone (nose)
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- bending or being bent
- the tailbone
- dense flixible connective tissue
- middle
- long bone extending from the shoulder to elbow
- specialize in the study of movement
- movement away from the midline of the body
- moving around a central axis
- shoulder blade
- straight line through a physical body
20 Clues: neck • chest • middle • kneecap • the tailbone • a wrist bone • shoulder blade • lower spinal column • bending or being bent • where bones come together • bone a facial bone (nose) • moving around a central axis • dense flixible connective tissue • specialize in the study of movement • having to do with something attached • straight line through a physical body • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-21
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- chest
- joint with little movement
- pain in a bone
- the heel bone
- bone formation
- any disorder of a joint
- pain in a rib
- the collarbone
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- to straighten a joint
- pain in a finger
- having to do with an arm
- neck
- pain originating in the cartilage
- pain in the arm
- joined together
- injury to a ligament
- break in a bone
- surgical cutting of bone
- a wrist bone
- break without separation
- pain
21 Clues: neck • pain • chest • a wrist bone • the heel bone • pain in a rib • pain in a bone • bone formation • the collarbone • pain in the arm • joined together • break in a bone • pain in a finger • injury to a ligament • to straighten a joint • any disorder of a joint • having to do with an arm • surgical cutting of bone • break without separation • joint with little movement • pain originating in the cartilage
Skeletal System 2015-09-24
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- a broken bone
- consisting of the skull, Vertebral column, and the ribs
- the bone of the forearm that leads to the thumb
- to bring towards the midline of the body
- a tie
- fingers and toes
- the bone that runs parallel with the raduis
- C1-C7
- the knee cap
- where bones come together
- to form bones
- sideways curvature of the spine
- the bones that make up the ankle
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- the long bone, thigh
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- swayback
- T1-T12
- L1-L5
- arms, legs, shoulder and pelvic bone
- ability to stretch
- joint with little movement
- freely moving joints
- humpback
- back base of head bone
- what holds the cranial bones together
25 Clues: L1-L5 • a tie • C1-C7 • T1-T12 • swayback • humpback • the knee cap • a broken bone • to form bones • fingers and toes • ability to stretch • the long bone, thigh • freely moving joints • back base of head bone • where bones come together • joint with little movement • sideways curvature of the spine • the bones that make up the ankle • dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-25
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- ulna and radius
- break without separation
- extends from elbow to the wrist
- arms, legs, shoulder and pelvic bones
- lower jawbone
- cheek bones
- "thigh"
- process at the lower end of the sternum
- fusion of ilium, ischium, and pubis
- each end of a long bone
- bone in which the ribs are attached
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- two cranial bones behind frontal
- connect bone to bone
- joins cranial bones
- heel bone
- connect the wrist to the fingers
- shoulder blade
- heavy bone of the lower leg
- tissue that makes up the bone
- ankle
20 Clues: ankle • "thigh" • heel bone • cheek bones • lower jawbone • shoulder blade • ulna and radius • joins cranial bones • connect bone to bone • each end of a long bone • break without separation • heavy bone of the lower leg • tissue that makes up the bone • extends from elbow to the wrist • two cranial bones behind frontal • connect the wrist to the fingers • fusion of ilium, ischium, and pubis • ...
Skeletal System 2015-02-08
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- having to do with the arm
- end of the long bone
- softening of cartilage
- flat bone in the chest
- ulna and radius
- collerbone
- bone tissue
- shin bone
- total knee replacement
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- bending of joint
- swayback
- tailbone
- bones that make up the fingers
- study of joints
- fracture with break without separation
- excision of a vertebra
- surgical repair of cartilage
- rib pain
- range of motion
- fracture where break is S shaped
20 Clues: swayback • tailbone • rib pain • shin bone • collerbone • bone tissue • study of joints • range of motion • ulna and radius • bending of joint • end of the long bone • excision of a vertebra • softening of cartilage • flat bone in the chest • total knee replacement • having to do with the arm • surgical repair of cartilage • bones that make up the fingers • fracture where break is S shaped • ...
Skeletal System 2016-02-22
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- Break is at an angle to the bone
- Turning outward
- Loss of height; humpback
- Physician who specializes in the treatment of joint disorders and arthritic conditions
- The place where bones come together
- Movement away from the midline of the body
- A joint that has free movement
- Shaft of a long bone
- Bones that make up fingers and toes
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- A broken bone
- When one side of the bone is broken and the other is bent
- Moving around a central axis
- Tumor of the bone
- "floating" bone that is imbedded in the tendon of the thigh muscle
- Tear in a ligament or the fibrous tissue that connects bones
- Sideways curvature of the spine that may occur in any region of the spine
- Spaces within connective tissue filled with synovial fluid
- Greek word "karpos" meaning
- Long bone that extends from the hip to the knee
- Thin layer of cells
20 Clues: A broken bone • Turning outward • Tumor of the bone • Thin layer of cells • Shaft of a long bone • Loss of height; humpback • Greek word "karpos" meaning • Moving around a central axis • A joint that has free movement • Break is at an angle to the bone • The place where bones come together • Bones that make up fingers and toes • Movement away from the midline of the body • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-26
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- joint inflammation
- calcane/o
- membrane covering most bones
- turning the palm or foot upward
- pointing the toes downward
- bone that forms the cheeks
- femur/o
- joint with little movement
- shaft of a long bone
- joint with no movement
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- composed of cranial, facial, thoracic and spinal bones
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- end of a long bone
- inside of diaphysis
- joint that has free movement
- projection on the lower end of the sternum
- bone that forms the bridge of the nose
- a tear in a ligament
- place where bones come together
- inner surface of medullary cavity
- backward bending
- movement away from the midline of the body
- turning inward
23 Clues: femur/o • calcane/o • turning inward • backward bending • joint inflammation • end of a long bone • inside of diaphysis • a tear in a ligament • shaft of a long bone • joint with no movement • pointing the toes downward • bone that forms the cheeks • joint with little movement • membrane covering most bones • joint that has free movement • turning the palm or foot upward • ...
Skeletal System 2015-09-26
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- calcane/o
- shaft of a long bone
- membrane covering most bones
- place where bones come together
- backward bending
- projection on the lower end of the sternum
- bone that forms the bridge of the nose
- composed of cranial, facial, thoracic and spinal bones
- movement away from the midline of the body
- dense, flexible connective tissue
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- turning the palm or foot upward
- joint with little movement
- joint with no movement
- end of a long bone
- inside of diaphysis
- inner surface of medullary cavity
- turning inward
- bone that forms the cheeks
- joint that has free movement
- a tear in a ligament
- femur/o
- joint inflammation
22 Clues: femur/o • calcane/o • turning inward • backward bending • end of a long bone • joint inflammation • inside of diaphysis • shaft of a long bone • a tear in a ligament • joint with no movement • joint with little movement • bone that forms the cheeks • membrane covering most bones • joint that has free movement • turning the palm or foot upward • place where bones come together • ...
Skeletal system 2015-09-26
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- moving around a central axis
- computed tomography
- break in a bone
- root for hump
- lower jaw line
- collarbone
- type of fracture where bone fragment is pushed into another
- to form bone
- inflammation of a joint
- fingers
- specialty dealing with joints and connective tissue disorders
- shaft of the long bone
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- bending foot backwards
- specialty of musculoskeletal system
- atrophy and thinning of a bone tissue
- surgical repair of a joint
- drug derived from opium
- inside the thoracic cage are heart and
- flexible, connective tissue
- excision of a rib
20 Clues: fingers • collarbone • to form bone • root for hump • lower jaw line • break in a bone • excision of a rib • computed tomography • bending foot backwards • shaft of the long bone • inflammation of a joint • drug derived from opium • surgical repair of a joint • flexible, connective tissue • moving around a central axis • specialty of musculoskeletal system • atrophy and thinning of a bone tissue • ...
Skeletal system 2016-09-18
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- injury to a ligament
- heel bone
- bone in the wrist
- joint pain
- softening of cartilage
- s-shaped break
- break in a bone
- atrophy and thinning of bone tissue
- rib pain
- excision of a vertebra
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- related to the arm
- s-shaped curvature in the spine
- skin is broken through the fracture
- adjective meaning collarbone
- professional who treats joint and connective tissue disorders
- bone tissue
- a Latin word meaning small plate; kneecap
- bone cells that are mature
- inner membrane layer of bone
- fibrous membrane joining bones
- humpback
21 Clues: rib pain • humpback • heel bone • joint pain • bone tissue • s-shaped break • break in a bone • bone in the wrist • related to the arm • injury to a ligament • softening of cartilage • excision of a vertebra • bone cells that are mature • adjective meaning collarbone • inner membrane layer of bone • fibrous membrane joining bones • s-shaped curvature in the spine • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-16
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- "Thighbone"
- "The ankle"
- process Bony dagger-like projection
- Decrease in bone density
- Pain in the ribs.
- "Funny bone"
- "Shoulder girdle"
- Flat bone in the chest
- Bones that make up the fingers, and toes.
- "The tailbone"
- Tumors of the bone.
- "Wrist"
- Injury to ligament
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- "The lower jawbone"
- "Broken bone"
- Place where bones come together
- The shaft of a long bone.
- Fibrous membranes that join bones
- "To form bone"
- "Cervix"
- "Upper jawbone"
- "A tie" or "Binding"
- "Bone tissue"
- A Diagnostic radiograph
24 Clues: "Wrist" • "Cervix" • "Thighbone" • "The ankle" • "Funny bone" • "Broken bone" • "Bone tissue" • "To form bone" • "The tailbone" • "Upper jawbone" • Pain in the ribs. • "Shoulder girdle" • Injury to ligament • "The lower jawbone" • Tumors of the bone. • "A tie" or "Binding" • Flat bone in the chest • A Diagnostic radiograph • Decrease in bone density • The shaft of a long bone. • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-14
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- poor bone calcification due to vitamin D deficit
- shoulder blade
- setting a fracture or broken bone
- break in the bone
- joint with little movement
- maintain alignment using weights, pulleys, and elastics
- highly malignant tumor of the bone
- softening of the bone
- upper jaw bone
- bone formation
- x-ray of the spinal column
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- fracture that involves a break in the bone that protrudes through the skin
- examination of the joint with a lighted instrument
- mature bone cells
- joint with no movement
- bone the forms the cheeks
- cartilage tumor
- tear in the ligament
- loss of bone mass
- magnetic resonance imaging
- collar bone
- lower jaw bone
22 Clues: collar bone • shoulder blade • upper jaw bone • bone formation • lower jaw bone • cartilage tumor • mature bone cells • break in the bone • loss of bone mass • tear in the ligament • softening of the bone • joint with no movement • bone the forms the cheeks • joint with little movement • magnetic resonance imaging • x-ray of the spinal column • setting a fracture or broken bone • ...
skeletal system 2016-11-08
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- damage to ligaments due to stretching
- bone thinning disease
- jointed
- bone forming cells
- bone ends are forced into one another
- allow the most movement of any of the joints
- "central canal"
- critical for bone to maintain normal proportions
- dense bone that covers spongy bone
- incomplete break in the bone
- shaft of the bone
- bone is crushed
- bone holes and ridges in the bone
- spinal curves in the thoracic region
- fluid-filled sac or saclike cavity, especially one countering friction at a joint.
- bode formation using osteoblasts
- common sports fracture
- "slippead" disc
- tiny canals that radiate outward from the central canal to lacuna
- provides movement for the body
- hollow inside of long bones filled with yellow marrow
- thickened and extra bone tissue
- encloses the brain tissue
- creates red blood cells
- bone is crushed into many pieces
- removal of a bone from its normal position in a joint
- bone destroying cells
- lacunae that arrange themselves in circles
- bones are hinged together like a door
- side to side abnormal curves in the spine
- spinal curves in the cervical and lumbar regions
- flexible fibrocartilage that connects the vertebrae
- two axis
- crunching noise made by weakened joints when moving
- provide protection to the bodies organs
- one axis
- cervical vertebrae that allows for the nodding of the head
- bone that is just as long as it is wide
- mature bone cell
- found only in the thumb
- bones glide around each other
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- slightly moveable joint
- immovable joint connected by fibrous tissue
- no axis
- free moving joint surrounded by synovial fluid
- bone that does not fit into any of the other categories
- joint connected by cartilage but no synovial fluid
- a curving inward of the lower back
- egg-shaped surface of a bone fits into the oval like cavity on another
- most common form of arthritis
- holds eyes in an anterior position
- canals that run perpendicular to the central canal
- immovable joint
- chronic arthritis most common in older people
- "growth plate" in infants
- typical skull fracture
- connects the periosteum and the diaphysis
- storage in the medullary cavity for adiposse tissue
- process of creating new blood cells in the body
- a foreword rounding of the back
- glassy headline cartilage that covers the epiphyses
- process of treating a bone fracture
- inflammation of the joints
- ends of the long bone
- fibrous connective tissue that covers the diaphysis
- cervical vertebrae that allows for rotation of the head
- flattened bone that usually contains curves
- build up of uric acid
- fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
- a rounded bone fits around a ring of bone to allow rotation
- bone that is longer than it is wide
- blood filled swelling caused by the ruptured by breaking bone
- more than two axis
- inflammation of the bursa or synovial membrane
- freely moveable joint
- tiny cavities in the bone that contain osteocytes
- composed of small needle like bones and open space
77 Clues: no axis • jointed • two axis • one axis • "central canal" • immovable joint • bone is crushed • "slippead" disc • mature bone cell • shaft of the bone • bone forming cells • more than two axis • bone thinning disease • ends of the long bone • build up of uric acid • bone destroying cells • freely moveable joint • typical skull fracture • common sports fracture • slightly moveable joint • ...
Skeletal System 2019-10-06
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- Many muscles in the arm and forearm attach to perform movement
- Allocates movement in the upper limb
- To facilitate effective positioning of the hand
- Flat at the back of the hand and bowed on the palmar side
- Used to support the upper body
- Lower jaw or jawbone
- Only bone in the thigh which means it serves as an attachment point
- Instrumental in supporting many of the arm's functions hahahahaha
- The larger bone in your lower leg
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- Each thumb and toe has two of these while every other finger has three of them\
- Vertebrae Consist of five individual cylindrical bones that form the spine in the lower back
- Protects the lungs YUMMY
- It connects the humerus bone of the arm to the collarbone
- Connected to the bones of the toe
- Correspond to the carpal bones of the upper limb
- A small bone located in front of the knee joint
- A long bone that serves as a strut between the shoulder blade and the sternum or breastbone
- A flat bone at the front center of the chest
- The skull that protects the brain
- Is a large wedge shaped vertebra at the inferior end of the spine
- A long, thin and lateral bone of the lower leg
- vertebrae Provides structure with the seven cylindrical bones
22 Clues: Lower jaw or jawbone • Protects the lungs YUMMY • Used to support the upper body • Connected to the bones of the toe • The skull that protects the brain • The larger bone in your lower leg • Allocates movement in the upper limb • A flat bone at the front center of the chest • A long, thin and lateral bone of the lower leg • A small bone located in front of the knee joint • ...
Skeletal system 2021-02-04
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- This movement involves reducing the angle at a joint.
- The word to describe our ligaments becoming stretchier after a warm up.
- These joints do not allow movement
- A twisting or turning movement.
- These attach the muscles to the bones a joint.
- If children do weight training this part of their bones could be damaged resulting in stunted growth.
- When a ligament snaps this is the injury that occurs.
- The largest section of our vertebral column.
- This mineral makes bones stronger
- The correct name for our collar bone
- This word means towards the middle
- The process of bone growth
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- The knee, ankle and elbow are examples of this type of joint
- this word means to the front of the body.
- These hold the bones together at a joint
- bring calcium to the bones and create bone matter.
- The condition whereby our bones become brittle and more likely to break.
- The skeleton that forms the long axis of your body
- The condition caused by the breakdown of articular cartilage.
- These types of joints allow the most movement
- This type of joint is between the atlas and axis in the vertebral column.
- The movement whereby a body part is moved in a circular shape.
- This is the movement at the hip when we swing our leg back.
23 Clues: The process of bone growth • A twisting or turning movement. • This mineral makes bones stronger • These joints do not allow movement • This word means towards the middle • The correct name for our collar bone • These hold the bones together at a joint • this word means to the front of the body. • The largest section of our vertebral column. • ...
Skeletal System 2021-01-27
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- part of bone that contains red marrow (two words together)
- storage for fat cells (two words together)
- protects spinal cord
- forms extremeties including shoulder girdle, arms, legs, and pelvic girdle (two words together)
- muscles attached to bones to help provide movement
- weight-bearing bone of lower leg
- inward curvature in lumbar region
- torn ligaments at the joint
- broken bone ends jammed into another bone
- where two or more bones joined together
- lateral curvature of spine
- twisted fracture
- compete break, no skin damage
- bone breaks into two pieces or more
- broken piece of skull bone moved inward
- kneecap
- air spaces in bones of skull
- spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain
- connective tissue to hold long bones together at joints
- crack or break in bone
- consists of 206 bones for a human adult (two words together)
- bone inflamattion
- break at wrist
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- rounded bowing of the back at thoracic area
- inflammation of fluid-filled sacs around joints
- produces red blood cells (two words together)
- bone is forcibly displaced at joint
- lower leg bone attached to proximal end of tibia
- thigh bone
- soft spots
- happens when lacking calcium for long period of lifetime
- membrane that lines medullarycanal and keeps yellow marrow in tact
- incomplete break
- forms the main trunk of the body (two words together)
- outside "tough" membrane of bones
- when bone breaks and opens skin
- aka herniated or slipped disk (two words together)
- bones of the extremities (arms and legs)(two words together)
- surgical removal of protruding disk
- inflammation of the joints
- realigning the bone before casting
41 Clues: kneecap • thigh bone • soft spots • break at wrist • incomplete break • twisted fracture • bone inflamattion • protects spinal cord • crack or break in bone • lateral curvature of spine • inflammation of the joints • torn ligaments at the joint • air spaces in bones of skull • compete break, no skin damage • when bone breaks and opens skin • weight-bearing bone of lower leg • ...
skeletal system 2020-08-23
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- /what is the largest bone in your body called?
- /what are bones mostly made of?
- /how many ribs are there usually on one side?
- /the area where bones meet are called?
- /name for a stretching or tearing of a ligament?
- /what is in the center of the bone?
- /what is the bone that holds your brain called?
- /how many types of human bones are there?
- /apart from bones where else is there collagen in your body?
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- /what works with your bones to make your body move?
- /what is the proper name for the bones in your feet?
- /what can you drink to make your bones stronger?
- /bone that joins the ribs together
- /what makes up your skeletal system?
- /what type of skeleton is it if the skeleton is on the outside of the body?
- /what is it called when there is a crack in your bone?
- /where is the smallest bone in your body located?
- /at what age do your bones stop growing?
- /where is the patella located?
- /where is the coxal bone found?
20 Clues: /where is the patella located? • /what are bones mostly made of? • /where is the coxal bone found? • /bone that joins the ribs together • /what is in the center of the bone? • /what makes up your skeletal system? • /the area where bones meet are called? • /at what age do your bones stop growing? • /how many types of human bones are there? • ...
Skeletal System 2020-08-20
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- These bones support our body's movement.
- ...... helps your bones to stop rubbing together.
- This tissue connect bones to other bones.
- There are 26 bones in the human....
- To do CPR properly you have to start by finding this bone.
- Not everyone may like them but these foods are good for bones as well.
- This important bone supports most of our body weight.
- This fluid helps joints move easier.
- The smallest bone in our body is in our.....
- Bones are filled with spongy tissue called.....
- The unla is a long bone which is in your....
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- What are your bones mostly made of?
- ....... helps your bones to become denser.
- What in the human body, once broken, can heal itself?
- This is the longest and strongest bone in our body
- Only 10% of the world's animals are........ (humans included)
- You more likely to get osteoporosis if you are a......
- You should have this many ribs but some people have more.
- This bone protects the brain from any injuries.
- You should always exercise to look after your bones. Even just a quick...... is good.
20 Clues: What are your bones mostly made of? • There are 26 bones in the human.... • This fluid helps joints move easier. • These bones support our body's movement. • This tissue connect bones to other bones. • ....... helps your bones to become denser. • The smallest bone in our body is in our..... • The unla is a long bone which is in your.... • ...
Skeletal System 2020-08-24
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- The anatomical name for the heel bone
- The type of bone that is made of osteons
- The bone-forming cells
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" of the scapula
- The anatomical name for the cheekbone
- The bone where you’d find the mastoid process
- The lateral bone of the lower leg
- The anatomical name for the collarbone
- The fluid that is associated with many joints
- The fluid-filled sacs that reduce friction at some joint areas
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- The division of the skeletal system that includes the skull
- A baby’s “soft spots”
- The number of coxae bones that make up the hip
- The elbow bone
- The suture that connects the two parietal bones
- The vertebrae to which the ribs attach
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" into which the femur fits
- The anatomical name for the thumb
- Because osteoclasts remodel bone they are responsible for creating these air-filled cavities in the skull
- The bone the capitulum articulates with
20 Clues: The elbow bone • A baby’s “soft spots” • The bone-forming cells • The lateral bone of the lower leg • The anatomical name for the thumb • The anatomical name for the heel bone • The anatomical name for the cheekbone • The vertebrae to which the ribs attach • The anatomical name for the collarbone • The bone the capitulum articulates with • ...
Skeletal System 2016-12-02
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- Fluid filled sacs in joints
- Also known as Cancelllous Bone (2 words)
- A bone cell
- Connects two bones
- Cartilage of the intervertebral disks
- Type of cartilage most commonly found in the joints and the respiratory tract (2 words)
- Provides more flexibility than a hinge or gliding joint (2 words)
- Joints connected entirely by cartilage (2 words)
- Soft spots on baby head
- The bones or cartilage that support the appendages (2 words)
- Trochoid joint and rotary joint (2 words)
- Also known as diarthrosis (2 words)
- AKA yellow cartilage (2 words)
- Break or crack in bone
- The shaft of a long bone
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- Multi-nucleate bone cell
- A disease that involves growing bone
- A disease which causes arthritis through the defective metabolism of uric acid
- The process by which new bone tissue is created (2 words)
- Permits movement in two planes (2 words)
- A kind of vascular connective tissue
- Includes the ankle, elbow, and knee joints (2 words)
- Arthritis that causes painful deformity and immobility (2 words)
- The hip joint type (2 words)
- Inflammation and stiffness of the joints
- Found only in osseous tissue
- Also called cortical bone (2 words)
- A layer of synovial membrane around a tendon (2 words)
- Bones become brittle due to this disease
- A structure that houses the spinal cord and nerve bundles (2 words)
- The part of the body consisting of the bones in the head and the trunk of the vertebral column (2 words)
- Allows only gliding movements (2 words)
- The end portion of a long bone
- Joints/ Have no joint cavity (2 words)
- Also known as Myeloid tissue (2 words)
35 Clues: A bone cell • Connects two bones • Break or crack in bone • Soft spots on baby head • Multi-nucleate bone cell • The shaft of a long bone • Fluid filled sacs in joints • The hip joint type (2 words) • Found only in osseous tissue • AKA yellow cartilage (2 words) • The end portion of a long bone • Also called cortical bone (2 words) • Also known as diarthrosis (2 words) • ...
Skeletal System 2017-05-09
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- MEDICAL term from V through G
- Identify K in the diagram
- Identify W in the diagram
- Identify P in the diagram
- Identify L in the diagram
- COMMON term for P
- Identify N in the Diagram
- Identify R in the diagram
- Identify J in the diagram
- Identify C in the diagram
- Identify O in the diagram
- Identify Q in the diagram
- Identify F in the diagram
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- A & W make up the _______
- Identify S in the diagram
- Identify M in the diagram
- COMMON term from V through G
- COMMON term for W
- Identify H in the diagram
- Identify I in the diagram
- column Identify D in the diagram
- Identify A in the diagram
- Identify U in the diagram
- Identify X in the diagram
- Identify E in the diagram
- Identify G in the diagram
- Identify B in the diagram
- Identify T in the diagram
28 Clues: COMMON term for W • COMMON term for P • A & W make up the _______ • Identify K in the diagram • Identify S in the diagram • Identify M in the diagram • Identify W in the diagram • Identify H in the diagram • Identify P in the diagram • Identify I in the diagram • Identify A in the diagram • Identify U in the diagram • Identify L in the diagram • Identify N in the Diagram • ...
Skeletal System 2017-06-08
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- hip bone
- place where bones come together
- joints with no movement
- bone tissue
- finger bones
- inflammation of a joint
- eight bones in the wrist (greek word karpos)
- kneecap
- break in bone
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- shoulder blade
- bones a facial bone
- the heel bone
- the lower jawbone
- radiograph of a joint
- the shaft of a long one
- the breastbone
- collarbone
- pain in a bone
- injury to a ligament
- long bone that extend from the knee to the hips
20 Clues: kneecap • hip bone • collarbone • bone tissue • finger bones • the heel bone • break in bone • shoulder blade • the breastbone • pain in a bone • the lower jawbone • bones a facial bone • injury to a ligament • radiograph of a joint • the shaft of a long one • joints with no movement • inflammation of a joint • place where bones come together • eight bones in the wrist (greek word karpos) • ...
Skeletal System 2016-11-15
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- Bone located in lower arm next to radius
- Made up of 7 different bones including calcaneus
- Only bone in that moves in lower jaw
- This is categorized as a long bone and is located in lower leg
- Palm of hand
- Collar bone
- Bone that connects the humerus with the clavicle
- Located in the upper arm
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- Group of 7 carpals
- Professional name for fingers and toes
- Fixed joint in upper jaw
- Other name for knee cap
- Bone located in lower arm next ulna
- Ball or arch of the foot
- Heel of the foot
- Located between the 2 hip bones
- Bone in lower leg connected to tarsals and next to fibula
- Largest bone in body that's in the thigh
- Protects the brain
- Protectors of the organs
20 Clues: Collar bone • Palm of hand • Heel of the foot • Group of 7 carpals • Protects the brain • Other name for knee cap • Fixed joint in upper jaw • Ball or arch of the foot • Located in the upper arm • Protectors of the organs • Located between the 2 hip bones • Bone located in lower arm next ulna • Only bone in that moves in lower jaw • Professional name for fingers and toes • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2017-09-05
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- UPPERMOST VERTEBRAE IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN.
- THE CARDIAC MUSCLE IS FOUND OVER HERE.
- MUSCLES CAN BE CONTROLLED BY US.
- JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ANY DIRECTION.
- MUSCLES CANNOT BE CONTROLLED BY US.
- THE LAST TWO PAIRS ARE NOT CONNECTED TO IT.
- NUMBER OF VERTEBRAE IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN.
- PROTECT TWO IMPORTANT BODY PARTS.
- LONGEST BONE IN THE BODY.
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- NUMBER OF BONES FOUND IN AN ADULT'S BODY
- MUSCLE INVOLUNTARY IN FUNCTION BUT STRUCTURED LIKE A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE.
- JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ONE DIRECTION.
- FOUND IN THE NECK REGION.
- STRONG FLEXIBLE TISSUE CONNECTING TWO BONES AT JOINT.
- A FRAME OF BONES.
- NEW RED BLOOD CELLS ARE MADE HERE.
- A PART OF THE BONE WHICH IS SOFTER AND MORE FLEXIBLE BONE.
- A BONE FOUND IN YOUR FACIAL REGION.
- NUMBER OF MUSCLES.
- A STRONG TISSUE CONNECTING BONE TO MUSCLES.
20 Clues: A FRAME OF BONES. • NUMBER OF MUSCLES. • FOUND IN THE NECK REGION. • LONGEST BONE IN THE BODY. • MUSCLES CAN BE CONTROLLED BY US. • PROTECT TWO IMPORTANT BODY PARTS. • JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ONE DIRECTION. • NEW RED BLOOD CELLS ARE MADE HERE. • JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ANY DIRECTION. • A BONE FOUND IN YOUR FACIAL REGION. • MUSCLES CANNOT BE CONTROLLED BY US. • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2017-09-05
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- A BONE FOUND IN YOUR FACIAL REGION.
- THE LAST TWO PAIRS ARE NOT CONNECTED TO IT.
- NEW RED BLOOD CELLS ARE MADE HERE.
- MUSCLES CANNOT BE CONTROLLED BY US.
- A FRAMEWORK OF BONES.
- NUMBER OF VERTEBRAE IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN.
- NUMBER OF CHILDREN BONES
- NUMBER OF BONES FOUND IN AN ADULT'S BODY
- PROTECT TWO IMPORTANT BODY PARTS.
- STRONG FLEXIBLE TISSUE CONNECTING TWO BONES AT JOINT.
- FOUND IN THE NECK REGION.
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- UPPERMOST VERTEBRAE IN THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN.
- MUSCLES CAN BE CONTROLLED BY US.
- A PART OF THE BONE WHICH IS SOFTER AND MORE FLEXIBLE BONE.
- JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ANY DIRECTION.
- THE CARDIAC MUSCLE IS FOUND OVER HERE.
- NUMBER OF MUSCLES.
- JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ONE DIRECTION.
- MUSCLE INVOLUNTARY IN FUNCTION BUT STRUCTURED LIKE A VOLUNTARY MUSCLE.
- A STRONG TISSUE CONNECTING BONE TO MUSCLES.
20 Clues: NUMBER OF MUSCLES. • A FRAMEWORK OF BONES. • NUMBER OF CHILDREN BONES • FOUND IN THE NECK REGION. • MUSCLES CAN BE CONTROLLED BY US. • PROTECT TWO IMPORTANT BODY PARTS. • NEW RED BLOOD CELLS ARE MADE HERE. • JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ANY DIRECTION. • JOINT WHICH MOVE IN ONE DIRECTION. • A BONE FOUND IN YOUR FACIAL REGION. • MUSCLES CANNOT BE CONTROLLED BY US. • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- immature bone cells
- a loss of bone mass
- substance in the middle of long bones
- considered the shaft of the bone
- process of bone development
- a membranous tissue that covers the surfaces of your bones
- a condition characterized by abnormally low levels of calcium
- the created balance in bones
- Bones in chest that protect internal organs
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- microscopic canals between the lacunae of ossified bone
- in a growing bone, the region that contains the growth plate
- where 2 bone surfaces come together
- what the skeletal system consists of
- a flexible collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone
- shortest bone in the body
- longest bone in the body
- protects the brain
- as mineral salts are deposited in the collagen fiber framework, they crystallize and the tissue hardens
- membrane lining the medullary cavity
- A hormone that promotes osteoblastic activity and the synthesis of bone matrix
20 Clues: protects the brain • immature bone cells • a loss of bone mass • longest bone in the body • shortest bone in the body • process of bone development • the created balance in bones • considered the shaft of the bone • where 2 bone surfaces come together • what the skeletal system consists of • membrane lining the medullary cavity • substance in the middle of long bones • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- long cylindrical main portion of the bone
- function that helps with structural framework
- helps with leverage
- skin remains intact when fractured
- small passageway for nutrition
- broken bone appears out of skin
- oteoblasts activity and synthesis of bone matrix
- hormone controls bone growth in several ways
- provides stability support for motion
- one fragment is driven into another
- function that helps with protecting the most internal organs from injury
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- attachment of tendons and ligaments
- triglyceride storage tissue
- several bones broken
- distal and proximal ends of the bones
- 2 bone surface together = joints
- membrane lining the medullary cavity
- hemopoietic tissue
- partial fracture
- in a growing bone, the region that contains the growth plate
20 Clues: partial fracture • hemopoietic tissue • helps with leverage • several bones broken • triglyceride storage tissue • small passageway for nutrition • broken bone appears out of skin • 2 bone surface together = joints • skin remains intact when fractured • attachment of tendons and ligaments • one fragment is driven into another • membrane lining the medullary cavity • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- bone segments are pulled apart as result of a twisting motion
- plate site of longitudinal growth in a child
- protect the most important internal organs from injury
- bone cells, called , maintain bone osteocytes
- imperfecta a group of inherited disorder characterized by fragile bone that breaks easily
- canal empty spaces that allow blood vessels lymph vessels etc. Linking up with the central canals
- bone building cells, synthesis & secret cullegen fibers
- a fine network of canals supply nutrients to the osteocytes
- site of compact bone in the adult
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- one fragments is driven into the other result of compression
- disease disrupts the replacement of old bone tissue with new bone tissue
- bone becomes weak and brittle
- at one end of the broken bone tears through the skin high risk of infection
- canal the bones blood vessels and new fibers
- marrow site of hemopoiesis in the adult
- site of spongy bone in adult
- about being on top of the long bone
- cells that liquefy bone matrix and release calcium to the blood are called osteoclasts
- skin remains intact
- homeostasis stores mineral, especially calcium and phosphorus
20 Clues: skin remains intact • site of spongy bone in adult • bone becomes weak and brittle • site of compact bone in the adult • about being on top of the long bone • marrow site of hemopoiesis in the adult • plate site of longitudinal growth in a child • canal the bones blood vessels and new fibers • bone cells, called , maintain bone osteocytes • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- helps keep calcium homeostasis by producing calcium when levels are low
- mature bone cells are called
- tissue that has no osteons and contains no blood vessels
- a system that functions to support structural framework and protect internal organs from injury
- the bone classification that functions as leverage
- helps keep calcium homeostasis by depositing calcium into the bones when levels are high
- the bone classification that functions to protect the internal organs
- the marrow that creates red and white blood cells
- the bone classification that functions to protect the tendons from compressive forces
- the bone classification that functions as providing stability and support
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- the area of growth in a bone
- tissue that has osteons and is the strongest form of bone tissue and contains blood vessels
- the element that strengthens bones and must have homeostasis
- a fracture where one end of the bone tears through the skin
- the sign that shows that your bone has stopped growing
- A fracture where skin is intact
- the marrow that stores fats
- the process where mineral salts are deposited in the collagen fiber framework are crystallize and the tissue hardens as well
- the bone classification that functions as the point of attachment for muscles
- immature bone cells are called
20 Clues: the marrow that stores fats • the area of growth in a bone • mature bone cells are called • immature bone cells are called • A fracture where skin is intact • the marrow that creates red and white blood cells • the bone classification that functions as leverage • the sign that shows that your bone has stopped growing • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- thin membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- fracture in which bone segments are pulled as a result of twisting
- mature bone cells
- distal and proximal ends of the long bone
- locates between the diaphysis and the epiphyses
- a partial fracture in which only one side of the bone is broken
- where 2 bones meet
- fracture that does not break the skin
- thin connective tissue sheath associated with the blood vessels
- fracture that breaks the bone at an angle that is not 90%
- immature bone cells
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- the main shaft or body of the bone
- fracture that breaks the bone straight across
- bone cells that liquefy bone matrix and release calcium to the blood
- fracture that breaks the skin
- complexed shaped bones
- small and round bones
- fracture that results in many small broken pieces
- opening or groves that allow blood vessels and nerves pass through
- bones that have a cube-like shape
20 Clues: mature bone cells • where 2 bones meet • immature bone cells • small and round bones • complexed shaped bones • fracture that breaks the skin • bones that have a cube-like shape • the main shaft or body of the bone • fracture that does not break the skin • distal and proximal ends of the long bone • fracture that breaks the bone straight across • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-16
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- fracture that happens to children more
- fracture where ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone
- shaft of bone
- bone that is butterfly shaped
- bone that encloses the brain
- bone fracture that is compound fracture it penetrates the skin
- contains yellow marrow in adults and red marrow in infants
- keystone bones
- fracture where broken bone ends are forced into each other
- bone-destroying cells
- bone-forming cells
- protects the heart and lungs
- fracture where bone breaks into many fragments
- cheeck bones
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- bridge of the nose
- has 14 bones that make up the face
- outside covering the diaphysis
- fracture where bone is crushed
- ends of the bone
- covers the epiphyses and reduces friction at the joints
- only bone of the skull not connected by sutures
- bone fracture that is a simple fracture does not penetrate the skin
- limbs and girdles
- facture where broken bone portion is pressed inward
- a type of bone that is dense and appears homogenous
- skull of babies
- form the longitude axis of the body
- mature bone cells
- lies anterior to the sphenoid bone
- a type of bone that is made of small needle-like pieces and open space.
30 Clues: cheeck bones • shaft of bone • keystone bones • skull of babies • ends of the bone • limbs and girdles • mature bone cells • bridge of the nose • bone-forming cells • bone-destroying cells • bone that encloses the brain • protects the heart and lungs • bone that is butterfly shaped • outside covering the diaphysis • fracture where bone is crushed • has 14 bones that make up the face • ...
Skeletal System 2020-09-29
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- Flexible connective tissue found in different forms
- Shoulder blades
- Neighbor to the fibula, found in the calf
- A dense layer of connective tissue enveloping the joints
- The largest bone in your body, found in the thigh
- Immovable, freely movable, slightly movable
- The part of the skeleton that consists of supporting appendages
- Fluid that reduces friction in the joints during movement
- The bones surrounding and protecting the lungs
- Neighbor to the ulna, found in the forearm
- Neighbor to the tibia, found in the calf
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- The bones found in the front of the body, above the sternum and below the neck
- Flexible tissue that holds together joints and bones
- A soft fatty substance found in the cavities of bones
- Found in the upper arm
- Fingers and toes
- What are bones important for
- The breastbone
- The bone found in your knee
- Flat, short, long, irregular
- To become rigid or brittle
- There's 206 of these
- The sections of your spine that act as a brace for the spinal cord
- The part of the skeleton that consists of the head and trunk
- Neighbor to the radius, shaped like a u
25 Clues: The breastbone • Shoulder blades • Fingers and toes • There's 206 of these • Found in the upper arm • To become rigid or brittle • The bone found in your knee • What are bones important for • Flat, short, long, irregular • Neighbor to the radius, shaped like a u • Neighbor to the tibia, found in the calf • Neighbor to the fibula, found in the calf • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- bone building cells
- large of amount of calcium & phosphorus
- small and round
- Straight across the long across of bone
- conditions bones weak and brittle
- Mature bone cells (main cells)
- curved and thin
- Storage yellow bone marrow (adipose cells)
- protects the most infernal organs
- the proximal and distal end of the bone
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- Structural Framework
- where two bone surfaces come together
- The long cylindrical, main portion of bone
- in which remains intact
- Growing bone, contains epiphyseal
- Hormone Increases length of bones
- Bone segments are pulled apart (twisting)
- Cell Production Red bone marrow
- plates of collagen
- Huge cells made up of monocytes
20 Clues: small and round • curved and thin • plates of collagen • bone building cells • Structural Framework • in which remains intact • Mature bone cells (main cells) • Cell Production Red bone marrow • Huge cells made up of monocytes • Growing bone, contains epiphyseal • Hormone Increases length of bones • conditions bones weak and brittle • protects the most infernal organs • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- a complex shaped bone
- a clean break across the axis
- a process where cartilage is transformed into bone
- a result of a clot formed by the blood around a fracture
- a fracture in which the skin remains in tact
- where two bones come together
- found in the center of the bone, where blood cells are produced
- a fracture that is like a chip in the bone
- thin curved bones
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- a hormone produced by the ovaries
- build bone
- type of bone that is a cube like shape
- a hormone produced by testes
- carve bone
- the line where bone replaces cartilage
- small round bones imbedded in the tendons
- a fracture where the bone is pulled apart as a result of twisting
- the structure that connects the osteocytes
- a type of fracture where at least one end of the broken bone tears through the skin
- type of bone that is longer than it is wide
20 Clues: build bone • carve bone • thin curved bones • a complex shaped bone • a hormone produced by testes • a clean break across the axis • where two bones come together • a hormone produced by the ovaries • type of bone that is a cube like shape • the line where bone replaces cartilage • small round bones imbedded in the tendons • the structure that connects the osteocytes • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-05
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- plate; area of growth in the long bone
- the proximal and distal ends of the bone
- Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate
- bone shape that is cube-like and approximately equal in length, width, and thickness
- bone shape that is thin and curved
- type of cavity; hollow space within the diaphysis that contains yellow bone marrow and blood vessels in adults
- type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue
- process of bone development; cartilage is replaced by bone through childhood
- bone building cells that initiate calcification, synthesize & secrete organic compounds for extracellular matrix
- a break in the bone
- fibrous layer that protects bone, assists in fracture repair, nourishes bone tissue, and is the attachment point for ligaments and tendons
- bone shape that is small, round, and imbedded into tendons
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- bone shaft; the main part of the bone
- unspecialized stem cells; the only cells that go under cell division
- bone shape that is cylindrical and longer than it is wide
- bone shape that is complex
- the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- huge cells made up of monocytes (WBC), help with breakdown of bone in the extracellular matrix
- type of marrow; triglyceride storage tissue
- the thin layer of cartilage covering the epiphyses where the bone forms a joint; reduces friction and shock
20 Clues: a break in the bone • bone shape that is complex • bone shape that is thin and curved • type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue • bone shaft; the main part of the bone • plate; area of growth in the long bone • Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate • the proximal and distal ends of the bone • type of marrow; triglyceride storage tissue • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue
- Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate
- process of bone development; cartilage is replaced by bone through childhood
- a break in the bone
- type of marrow; triglyceride storage
- bone shape that is thin and curved
- unspecialized stem cells; the only cells that go under cell division
- bone shape that is cube-like and approximately equal in length, width, and thickness
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- the proximal and distal ends of the bone
- bone shape that is small, round, and imbedded into tendons
- fibrous layer that protects bone, assists in fracture repair, nourishes bone tissue, and is the attachment point for ligaments and tendons
- the thin layer of cartilage covering the epiphyses where the bone forms a joint; reduces friction and shock
- bone building cells that initiate calcification, synthesize & secrete organic compounds for extracellular matrix
- bone shape that is cylindrical and longer than it is wide
- cavity; the hollow space within the diaphysis that contains yellow bone marrow and blood vessels in adults
- bone shaft; the main part of the bone
- huge cells made up of monocytes (WBC), help with breakdown of bone in the extracellular matrix
- bone shape that is complex
- plate; area of growth in the long bone
- the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
20 Clues: a break in the bone • bone shape that is complex • type of marrow; hemopoietic tissue • bone shape that is thin and curved • type of marrow; triglyceride storage • bone shaft; the main part of the bone • Growing bone contains epiphyseal plate • plate; area of growth in the long bone • the proximal and distal ends of the bone • the membrane that lines the medullary cavity • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-06
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- triglyceride storage tissue
- resumption- breakdown of bone extra cellular matrix
- bone segments are pulled apart as result of a twisting motion
- only one side of the bone is broken *kids
- distal and proximal ends of bones
- occurs straight across the long axis of the bone
- the bone has stopped growing in length
- stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells
- several breaks result in many small pieces between two large segments
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- Bone - building cells
- the long cylindrical main portion of the bone;the shaft
- hemopoietic tissue
- the tough membrane that surrounds the bone surface whenever cartilage
- cavity a space within the shaft of a bone that contains red or yellow bone marrow
- occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees
- in a growing bone , the region that contains the growth plate
- mature bone cells -main cells . Exchange of nutrients
- a surgical procedure
- a thin layer of hyaline cartilage covering the ends bones where they form a joint
- a membrane lining the medullary cavity
20 Clues: hemopoietic tissue • a surgical procedure • Bone - building cells • triglyceride storage tissue • distal and proximal ends of bones • the bone has stopped growing in length • a membrane lining the medullary cavity • occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees • stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells • only one side of the bone is broken *kids • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-06
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- distal and proximal ends of bones
- resumption- breakdown of bone extra cellular matrix
- occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees
- the long cylindrical main portion of the bone;the shaft
- occurs straight across the long axis of the bone
- the tough membrane that surrounds the bone surface whenever cartilage
- bone segments are pulled apart as result of a twisting motion
- several breaks result in many small pieces between two large segments
- triglyceride storage tissue
- only one side of the bone is broken *kids
- a thin layer of hyaline cartilage covering the ends bones where they form a joint
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- the bone has stopped growing in length
- mature bone cells -main cells . Exchange of nutrients
- Bone - building cells
- in a growing bone , the region that contains the growth plate
- a surgical procedure
- a membrane lining the medullary cavity
- cavity a space within the shaft of a bone that contains red or yellow bone marrow
- stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells
- hemopoietic tissue
20 Clues: hemopoietic tissue • a surgical procedure • Bone - building cells • triglyceride storage tissue • distal and proximal ends of bones • the bone has stopped growing in length • a membrane lining the medullary cavity • occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees • stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells • only one side of the bone is broken *kids • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-06
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- distal and proximal ends of bones
- resumption- breakdown of bone extra cellular matrix
- occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees
- the long cylindrical main portion of the bone;the shaft
- occurs straight across the long axis of the bone
- the tough membrane that surrounds the bone surface whenever cartilage
- bone segments are pulled apart as result of a twisting motion
- several breaks result in many small pieces between two large segments
- triglyceride storage tissue
- only one side of the bone is broken *kids
- a thin layer of hyaline cartilage covering the ends bones where they form a joint
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- the bone has stopped growing in length
- mature bone cells -main cells . Exchange of nutrients
- Bone - building cells
- in a growing bone , the region that contains the growth plate
- a surgical procedure
- a membrane lining the medullary cavity
- cavity a space within the shaft of a bone that contains red or yellow bone marrow
- stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells
- hemopoietic tissue
20 Clues: hemopoietic tissue • a surgical procedure • Bone - building cells • triglyceride storage tissue • distal and proximal ends of bones • the bone has stopped growing in length • a membrane lining the medullary cavity • occurs at a angle that is not 90 degrees • stem cells ( u specialized) . Only cells • only one side of the bone is broken *kids • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-06
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- Makes the framework of the lower, posterior part of the skull.
- Breast bone flat dagger-shaped bone
- pivoting bone upon its axis
- Small bone forming upper part of bridge of nose
- Distinguished by the spinous process, which is long and projects downward to overlap the next inferior vertebra.
- moving bone away from body's median plane or moving bone back toward body's median plane
- Bone of little finger side of forearm, longer than radius
- Layer of cancellous bone between two plates of compact bone
- immovable joints between skull bones
- It joins the maxilla, frontal bone, and ethmoid.
- Consist of the bones of the shoulder girdle, upper arm, lower arm, wrist, and hand.
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- Thin layer of compact bone encasing cancellous bone
- Long bone of feet
- Angle at joint increases; return from flexion
- A type of ribs that do not attach to sternum directly
- Bones serve as storage depots for calcium
- Thin layer of compact bone encasing "core" of cancellous bone
- A single bone in the neck, a part of the axial skeleton
- ankle movement turning sole of foot inward or outward
- It supports the medial part of the anterior chest wall
- A type of ribs that fasten to sternum by costal cartilages
- Arranged in two rows at proximal end of hand
- The main shaft like portion of a long bone
- Smooth area between supraciliary ridges and above nose
- Forehead bone, also forms most of roof of orbits
25 Clues: Long bone of feet • pivoting bone upon its axis • Breast bone flat dagger-shaped bone • immovable joints between skull bones • Bones serve as storage depots for calcium • The main shaft like portion of a long bone • Arranged in two rows at proximal end of hand • Angle at joint increases; return from flexion • Small bone forming upper part of bridge of nose • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-15
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- fracture that does not penetrate the skin
- bone-destroying cells
- fracture common with children
- form the longitudinal axis of the body
- C2 with a small body and dens
- ends of the bone and mostly spongy bone
- cartilage covers the epiphysis and reduces friction at the joints
- C1 and has no body
- cheekbones
- short bone and specifically refers to the patella
- the body of a long bone and composed of compact bone
- body contains 206
- lower jaw
- mature bone cells
- anterior to the sphenoid bone
- fracture where the broken bone penetrates the skin
- type of bone that is wide, ex: femur
- type of bone that does not fit into the others
- include limbs and girdles
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- fracture common on the skull
- connective tissue
- type of bone that is thin, flattened, and usually curved ex: sternum
- red and yellow within the long bone
- upper jaw
- 12 pairs includes true, false, and floating
- 24 irregular bones located posterior to the sternum
- join bone to bone
- forehead
- fracture caused by twisting
- butterfly-shaped facial bone
- cube-shaped type of bone
- type of classification of bone that is made of small needle-like pieces and open space
- back of the skull
- bone-forming cells
- type of classification of bone that is dense and appears homogenous
- join muscle to bone
- 2 bones connected by the sagittal suture
- neck area
38 Clues: forehead • upper jaw • lower jaw • neck area • cheekbones • connective tissue • join bone to bone • body contains 206 • back of the skull • mature bone cells • C1 and has no body • bone-forming cells • join muscle to bone • bone-destroying cells • cube-shaped type of bone • include limbs and girdles • fracture caused by twisting • fracture common on the skull • butterfly-shaped facial bone • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-19
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- bone surrounds and protects your heart and lungs
- roughly cube shaped
- cervical spine
- ends of bone
- protects your brain
- made of small needle like pieces, open space
- formation of a new bone
- part of the bone that makes red blood cells
- bone forming cells
- another name for your collar bone
- not in any of the bone categories
- another name for knee cap
- 5 fused bones
- bone destroying cells
- area where cranial bones have joined together
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- shaft of bone
- another name for breastbone
- dense and appears homogeneous
- body's central framework
- mature bone cell
- bone disease in which bone density is reduced
- limbs and girdles
- only bone that is not connected to another bone
- capable of changing into osteoblast
- where two bones meet
- one of the bones in your spine
- longitude axis of the body
- removal of bone tissue
- outside covering of diaphysis
- bone located in thigh
30 Clues: ends of bone • shaft of bone • 5 fused bones • cervical spine • mature bone cell • limbs and girdles • bone forming cells • roughly cube shaped • protects your brain • where two bones meet • bone located in thigh • bone destroying cells • removal of bone tissue • formation of a new bone • body's central framework • another name for knee cap • longitude axis of the body • another name for breastbone • ...
skeletal system 2020-10-20
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- the arch of bone beneath the eye that forms the prominence of the cheek
- Forms sole of foot
- the flat bone that articulates with the clavicles and the first seven pairs of ribs
- Paired bone of skull that form most of the superior and lateral walls of the cranium on the side of the head
- Mature bone cells which are found in tiny cavities within the matrix
- Bone of skull that forms forehead
- the 2nd cervical vertebra; acts as a pivot for the rotation of the atlas
- bones of the wrist
- Bone tissue composed of small needlelike pieces of bone and lots of open space
- Bones in the palm of the hand
- Bones of fingers and toes
- the inner and thicker of the two bones of the human leg between the knee and ankle
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- The most anterior part of a coxal bone
- chronic breakdown of cartilage in the joints
- Allows movement in 2 directions only; Flexion(bending), Extensions (straightening).
- abnormal loss of bony tissue resulting in fragile porous bones attributable to a lack of calcium
- Bone of skull that forms back of cranium
- bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow
- Breaks in the bones
- the two fused bones forming the upper jaw
- top 7 pairs of ribs that attach directly to the sternum by costal cartilage
- the outer and slightly shorter of the two bones of the human forearm
- last 5 pairs of ribs; attach indirectly to sternum or do not attach at all
- Paired bones of skull that are over your temples
- animals having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton with a segmented spinal column and a large brain enclosed in a skull or cranium
- Bone tissue that is dense and looks smooth and homogeneous
- ankle bones
- the 1st cervical vertebra
- bones of the fingers and toes
- the longest and thickest bone of the human skeleton; extends from pelvis to knee
- the inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm
- lower jaw bone
32 Clues: ankle bones • lower jaw bone • Forms sole of foot • bones of the wrist • Breaks in the bones • the 1st cervical vertebra • Bones of fingers and toes • bones of the fingers and toes • Bones in the palm of the hand • Bone of skull that forms forehead • The most anterior part of a coxal bone • Bone of skull that forms back of cranium • the two fused bones forming the upper jaw • ...
Skeletal System 2020-10-20
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- Function of the skeletal system
- Functions of the skeletal system
- Fhe arm is formed by a single bone
- Shoulder blade
- Toes
- Dense and appears homogenous
- Only bone of the skull not connected by sutures
- Ankle
- Butterfly shaped; forms part of the floor of the cranial cavity
- Cheek bones
- Made of small needle-like pieces and open space. Greater surface area than compact bone.
- Bone forming cells
- Covers the epiphyses and reduces friction at the joints
- Small boy with dens, allow rotation of the head
- Collarbone
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- Outside covering of the diaphysis
- Functions of the skeletal system
- Thigh bone
- Mature bone cells
- Lies anterior to the sphenoid; forms roof of nasal cavity
- Ends of the bone; mostly of spongy bone
- Functions of the skeletal system
- “Keystone” bones; form upper jaw
- Palm (5long bones)
- Contains yellow marrow (mostly fat) in adults. Contains red marrow (for blood cell formation) in infants
- Fingers
- No body, articulates with occipital condyles.
- Form the longitudinal axis of the body
- Bridge of the nose
- Bone-destroying cells. Break down bone matrix for remodeling and release of calcium
- Sole
- Wrist(8short bones)
- Shaft of bone; composed of compact bone
- Limbs and girdles
34 Clues: Toes • Sole • Ankle • Fingers • Thigh bone • Collarbone • Cheek bones • Shoulder blade • Mature bone cells • Limbs and girdles • Palm (5long bones) • Bridge of the nose • Bone forming cells • Wrist(8short bones) • Dense and appears homogenous • Function of the skeletal system • Functions of the skeletal system • Functions of the skeletal system • Functions of the skeletal system • ...
skeletal system 2020-10-29
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- lower and back part of the hip bone
- short bone in arm
- protects heart and lungs
- commonly called the C1
- lies above the sternum
- lower limit of the suprapubic region
- make up your ankle
- vertebrae upper spinal column
- provides passage for the spinal cord
- also known as the kneecap
- only bone located in thigh
- connects the humerus
- long bone in arm
- only bone that does not form a joint with any other bone
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- connected to the scapula
- make up your wrist
- also known as shinbone
- five long bones in your foot
- large wedge shape bone
- vertebrae has 5 vertebrae
- vertebrae has 12 vertebrae
- lower leg bone that extends from the knee
- allows head to rotate
- make up fingers and toes
- composed of 22 bones
- large compared to the infants total body length
- known as breast bone
- rib 1-7
- five bones in your hand
- also known as the tailbone
30 Clues: rib 1-7 • long bone in arm • short bone in arm • make up your wrist • make up your ankle • composed of 22 bones • known as breast bone • connects the humerus • allows head to rotate • also known as shinbone • large wedge shape bone • commonly called the C1 • lies above the sternum • five bones in your hand • connected to the scapula • protects heart and lungs • make up fingers and toes • ...
Skeletal System 2021-06-14
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- bear the weight of the body; 5 vertebrae
- digital bones in the hands and feet
- a small bone that articulates with the sacrum and that usually consists of four fused vertebrae which form the terminus of the spinal column
- the lateral long bone of the forearm.
- upper most part of the spine, 7 vertebrae
- lower jaw bone.
- the thinner and longer of the two bones in the human forearm, on the side opposite to the thumb.
- long flat bone located in the central part of the chest, connects to the ribs via cartilage and forms the front of the rib cage
- the inner and typically larger of the two bones between the knee and the ankle
- rectangular prism-shaped bone that makes up the heel
- mid region of the spine, 12 vertebrae
- slender curved bones articulated in pairs to the spine, protecting the thoracic cavity and its organs.
- the bony framework of the head, enclosing the brain and supporting the face
- shoulder blade
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- lateral long bone of the calf
- thick flat triangular movable bone that forms the anterior point of the knee
- the bone of the upper arm, forming joints at the shoulder and the elbow.
- also called the collarbone
- the bone of the thigh or upper hind limb, articulating at the hip and the knee.
- basin-shaped structure that supports the spinal column and protects the abdominal organs
- the part of the foot that includes the bones between the ankle and toes.
- any of the five bones of the hand.
- seven short bones located at the proximal region of the foot
- the broad, upper portion of either hipbone
- a triangular bone in the lower back formed from fused vertebrae
25 Clues: shoulder blade • lower jaw bone. • also called the collarbone • lateral long bone of the calf • any of the five bones of the hand. • digital bones in the hands and feet • mid region of the spine, 12 vertebrae • the lateral long bone of the forearm. • bear the weight of the body; 5 vertebrae • upper most part of the spine, 7 vertebrae • ...
Skeletal System 2024-05-24
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- A stiff joint caused by adhesion, or abnormal fusion of two bones into one.
- Joint disease that mostly affects cartilage between the bone and joint;
- Condition of small holes in the bones; noticeable loss of bone density
- Tumor or bony projection that covers cartilage.
- Trauma to the ligaments surrounding a joint, causing pain and, in some cases, disability.
- Malignant tumor that arises from connective tissue and affects the bone.
- Visual examination of a joint using a scope
- Abnormal, forward curvature of the lumbar spine; swayback
- Joint swelling at the base of the great toe, caused by infl ammation of the bursa.
- Partial dislocation of a bone from its joint.
- Abnormal, lateral curvature of the spine
- softening of the cartilage
- Abnormal softening of the bone. In children, this condition is known as rickets.
- A break in a bone.
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- Total displacement of a bone from its joint.
- Inflammation of joints; usually accompanied by pain and, frequently, structural changes in bone and cartilage.
- Bone defi ciency; in a young person, less-than-average bone density.
- Inflammation of the bone and bone marrow
- Abnormal, outward curvature of the thoracic spine; humpback; called Dowager’s hump in older women
- inflammation of the bone
- Pain in joint or joints
- Inflammation of the bursa, usually between bony protrusions and muscle or tendon.
- A form of rheumatoid arthritis characterized by infl ammation of vertebral joints, which can become fused and stiff;
- A bone that has splintered or has been crushed
- Bone tissue death that occurs when the bone has become sequestered, or separated, from the healthy tissue around it, due to lack of blood supply.
- Form of arthritis in which uric acid builds up in the blood and causes joint swelling and pain; \
- Infl ammation of the periosteum, the covering that surrounds the bone.
- Congenital deformity of the foot involving the talus
- Inflammation of a tendon.
- pain in the bone
- Cancer of the plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) that originates in the bone marrow.
- Tumor of the bone.
- Stiffening of the spine
- Pain in the lower back (lumbar) region.
34 Clues: pain in the bone • Tumor of the bone. • A break in a bone. • Pain in joint or joints • Stiffening of the spine • inflammation of the bone • Inflammation of a tendon. • softening of the cartilage • Pain in the lower back (lumbar) region. • Inflammation of the bone and bone marrow • Abnormal, lateral curvature of the spine • Visual examination of a joint using a scope • ...
Skeletal system 2023-03-31
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- bone in the back-bottom of skull
- the smaller of two bones in the leg
- middle vertebrea
- top part of jaw and mouth
- at bottom of sacrum
- bone behind the eye
- bones at the base of the toes
- top part of shoulder
- farthest finger bones
- the smaller of two bones in the arm
- bone in center of ribs and chest
- the larger of two bones in the arm
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- closest finger bones
- bottom part of jaw and mouth
- bottom vertebrea
- bone under the eye
- top vertebrea
- A bone near the forehead
- the larger of two bones in the leg
- bone in center of pelvic girdle
- middel finger bones
- bottom part of hips
- bones at the base of the fingers
- bottom back part of shoulder
- top part of hips
- bone in the big toe
26 Clues: top vertebrea • bottom vertebrea • middle vertebrea • top part of hips • bone under the eye • middel finger bones • bottom part of hips • at bottom of sacrum • bone behind the eye • bone in the big toe • closest finger bones • top part of shoulder • farthest finger bones • A bone near the forehead • top part of jaw and mouth • bottom part of jaw and mouth • bottom back part of shoulder • ...
Skeletal System 2023-03-24
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- The lining of the medullary cavity.
- The ____ canal carries blood and nerves in an osteon.
- The ____ line is the remnant of the growth plate.
- The central shaft of a long bone.
- Bone making cells.
- Rings of bone matrix.
- Columns of spongy bone.
- Carpals and tarsals are this type of bone.
- The ____ canal carries blood between osteons.
- Ossification of membranes into flat bones.
- Bone dissolving cells.
- Another name for spongy bone.
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- Region between diaphysis and epiphysis.
- Include the ribs, os coxa, and sternum.
- Bone maintaining cells.
- Bones that form inside tendons.
- Canals connecting lacunae.
- The collagenous skin of a bone.
- Marrow that contains adipocytes.
- Stem cells that become osteoblasts.
- Blood producing marrow.
- Hollow bones like the femur or humerus.
- The end caps of a long bone.
- Cavities in bones that house the osteocytes.
- Bones, like the vertebrae, that don’t fit into other classes.
- The unit of compact bone.
- Ossification of cartilage into non-flat bones.
27 Clues: Bone making cells. • Rings of bone matrix. • Bone dissolving cells. • Bone maintaining cells. • Blood producing marrow. • Columns of spongy bone. • The unit of compact bone. • Canals connecting lacunae. • The end caps of a long bone. • Another name for spongy bone. • Bones that form inside tendons. • The collagenous skin of a bone. • Marrow that contains adipocytes. • ...
