skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Kaitlyn Phelps 2024-04-30
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- Gap between the neuron and motor end plate
- Enzyme that breaks down ACH
- smaller muscle fibers
- unit The muscle fiber and the motor neuron
- respiration ATP is produced by
- a single muscle cell
- gravis - autoimmune disease which has drooping eyelids, blurred vision
- another term for skeletal muscle
- Affects the motor neurons of the spine
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- Results in muscle contracting and not relaxing
- thick plasma
- boundary between sarcomeres
- diphosphate- ADP
- thin filament
- the plasma membrane of muscle cells
- enlargement of a muscle
- muscle disease
- bundles of skeletal muscle fibers
- where thick and thin filaments overlap
- they attach muscle to bone
20 Clues: thick plasma • thin filament • muscle disease • diphosphate- ADP • a single muscle cell • smaller muscle fibers • enlargement of a muscle • they attach muscle to bone • boundary between sarcomeres • Enzyme that breaks down ACH • respiration ATP is produced by • another term for skeletal muscle • bundles of skeletal muscle fibers • the plasma membrane of muscle cells • ...
Chapter One Vocabulary 2013-09-11
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- Breaks down bone
- A ball-and-socket joint
- Bone that is a rounded end and fits in another
- Bones held together with a tough band of tissue
- A immovable joint
- Back and forth movement
- System All the bones in your body
- Tissue Made of cells that take in nutrients
- Bone A hard strong layer under the periosteum
- Pads of cartilage
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- A tough, tight-fitting membrane
- Bone forming cells
- Bone Open spaces that make bones lightweight
- Two or more bones come together
- Diseases that can damage the joints
- End of bones covered in smooth, slippery, thick tissue
- A bone that slides over another bone
- Bone that rotates in another ring bone
- A ball-and-socket joint
- A hinge joint
20 Clues: A hinge joint • Breaks down bone • A immovable joint • Pads of cartilage • Bone forming cells • A ball-and-socket joint • Back and forth movement • A ball-and-socket joint • A tough, tight-fitting membrane • Two or more bones come together • System All the bones in your body • Diseases that can damage the joints • A bone that slides over another bone • ...
Cell vocabe 2023-05-04
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- provides structure for the cells
- makes protein for the cell
- cells that don't have a nucleus
- Helps photosynthesis for the Plant cell
- The basic units of life
- contains digestive enzymes
- A cell with a specific function/task
- The material that helps create the cell membrane
- The delivery of the cell
- calcium storage, protein synthesis
- uses enzymes to break down waste
- Separates the interior of the cell from the outsie
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- State that all biological organism are composed of cells
- Helps Produce ATP for the cell
- serves as the cells skeletal system
- Provides Fortification for the plant cell
- cells that have a nucleus
- The storage unit of the cell
- The control center of the cell
19 Clues: The basic units of life • The delivery of the cell • cells that have a nucleus • makes protein for the cell • contains digestive enzymes • The storage unit of the cell • Helps Produce ATP for the cell • The control center of the cell • cells that don't have a nucleus • provides structure for the cells • uses enzymes to break down waste • calcium storage, protein synthesis • ...
Cell Vocab 2023-05-04
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- provides structure for the cells
- makes protein for the cell
- cells that don't have a nucleus
- Helps photosynthesis for the Plant cell
- The basic units of life
- contains digestive enzymes
- A cell with a specific function/task
- The material that helps create the cell membrane
- The delivery of the cell
- calcium storage, protein synthesis
- uses enzymes to break down waste
- Separates the interior of the cell from the outsie
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- State that all biological organism are composed of cells
- Helps Produce ATP for the cell
- serves as the cells skeletal system
- Provides Fortification for the plant cell
- cells that have a nucleus
- The storage unit of the cell
- The control center of the cell
19 Clues: The basic units of life • The delivery of the cell • cells that have a nucleus • makes protein for the cell • contains digestive enzymes • The storage unit of the cell • Helps Produce ATP for the cell • The control center of the cell • cells that don't have a nucleus • provides structure for the cells • uses enzymes to break down waste • calcium storage, protein synthesis • ...
Embryological Development and Lifespan Changes 2024-01-17
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- A neural tube deficit where the brain is not fully developed.
- What structure is converted to the ventricular system of the brain and central canal of the spinal cord?
- Precursory cells that become the axial skeleton and skeletal muscle.
- Cerebral atrophy can be caused by a loss of volume in what type of matter?
- What term describes age-related loss of muscle mass and function of stress?
- Muscles and connective tissues are found in which germ layer?
- Which part of the brain is vulnerable to aging and neurodegeneration? Symptoms can include memory, judgment, and speech impairments.
- The hypothalamus is derived from which primary vesicle?
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- How can one prevent loss of skeletal muscle volume and function?
- A brain disorder that can be caused if the mother experiences an infection during pregnancy.
- A process that forms the three germ layers and gives rise to specific organs.
- Process during development in which nervous tissue cells proliferate and develop.
- Changes in neuronal connectivity and size affect what?
- What type of exercise increases growth factors such as BDNF?
14 Clues: Changes in neuronal connectivity and size affect what? • The hypothalamus is derived from which primary vesicle? • What type of exercise increases growth factors such as BDNF? • A neural tube deficit where the brain is not fully developed. • Muscles and connective tissues are found in which germ layer? • ...
Homeostasis/ Tissues, Organs ans Systems 2013-11-28
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- nerves from the nervous system branch out from the ______ ____ (2 words) and send messages to the rest of the body from the brain
- a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function
- the combination of two systems that allows the body to move, and protects/supports other organs (2 words)
- the four main tissues are: the muscle tissue, the connective tissue, the __________ ______ (2 words)
- a system in hoemeostasis needs a sensor, an effector, and an __________
- the word for when you surface blood vessels constrict when feeling cold
- a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words)
- physical phenomenon of bumps on the skin that reacts when the body is feeling cold, or when you are in an emotional state/feeling
- after a uterine contraction, nerve impulses are sent to the ____________
- the three types of muscle tissue are skeletal tissue, smooth tissue and _______ tissue
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- the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature
- another word for control center
- a feedback which enhances or amplifies a change in a system of your body (2 words)
- the nervous system and the _________ ______ (2 words) is used during homeostasis
- a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down
- the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system
16 Clues: another word for control center • the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system • a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words) • a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down • the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature • a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function • ...
Muscular System 2020-11-23
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- an oxygen-storing, pigmented protein in muscle cells; found in abundance in red muscles
- attachment of a muscle tendon to a moveable bone or the end opposite the origin
- minimal strength required to cause a contraction
- point of contact between a motor neuron and a skeletal muscle cell
- time between application of a stimulus and the beginning of a response in a muscle fiber
- thick protein filaments in muscle tissue
- muscle that assists a prime mover in performing its primary action
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- alternate dark and light bands found on skeletal and cardiac muscle; dark, thick bands are myosin and light, thin bands are actin
- a muscle that resists the action of the prime mover
- attachment of a muscle that remains relatively fixed during muscular contraction
- thin protein filaments in muscle tissue
- neurons that carry outgoing information from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands
- muscle with the major responsibility for a certain movement
- the process of wave-like muscle contractions of the digestive system (smooth muscle) that moves food along
14 Clues: thin protein filaments in muscle tissue • thick protein filaments in muscle tissue • minimal strength required to cause a contraction • a muscle that resists the action of the prime mover • muscle with the major responsibility for a certain movement • point of contact between a motor neuron and a skeletal muscle cell • ...
Human Behavior Crossword 2013-10-01
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- The endocrine system's highly influential "master gland" that, in conjunction with the brain, controls the other endocrine glands
- The division of the peripheral nervous system the controls the body's skeletal muscles
- The sensory and motor nerves that connect the central nervous system to the rest of the body
- The brian and the spinal cord
- The division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glands and muscles of the internal organs
- One of the body's two communication systems; a set of glands that produce hormones, chemical messengers that circulate in the blood
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- The part of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body
- The part of the autonomic nervous system that arouses the body to deal with perceived threats
- Chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands and circulated in the blood
- Endocrine gland that helps regulate energy level in the body
- Endocrine glands that help to arouse the body in times of stress
11 Clues: The brian and the spinal cord • The part of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body • Endocrine gland that helps regulate energy level in the body • Endocrine glands that help to arouse the body in times of stress • Chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands and circulated in the blood • ...
Interacting Body System 2025-11-09
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- ___delivers oxygen and nutrients from the digestive system to all your cells.
- The ___ system that gets rid of waste from your cells
- The muscular system works with the ___ system to allow us to walk, run, jump, and do all sorts of other activities
- ____ need energy to work,
- keeping our internal environment stable.
- ____ give our bodies structure and protect our organs.
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- All of our body systems are ____and work together to keep us healthy and functioning.
- The ___ system is like the control center of your body, sends signals to all the other systems, telling them what to do.
- ___is a group of parts that work together to do a certain job, like helping us grow, have babies, or just stay alive
- the__system that includes your heart and blood vessels, carries blood all over your body.
- Taking care of your body by eating healthy foods, exercising, and getting enough ____ helps all of your systems work together smoothly.
11 Clues: ____ need energy to work, • keeping our internal environment stable. • The ___ system that gets rid of waste from your cells • ____ give our bodies structure and protect our organs. • ___delivers oxygen and nutrients from the digestive system to all your cells. • All of our body systems are ____and work together to keep us healthy and functioning. • ...
Human Behavior - Kyle Young 2012-10-01
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- one of the body's two communication systems that consist of a set of glands that produce hormones, chemical messangers that circulate in the blood
- the endocrine system's highly influential "master gland" that, in conjunction with the brain, controls the other endocrine glands
- the part of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body
- chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands and circulated in the blood
- the division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glands and muscles of the internal organs
- the division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles
- endocrine gland that helps regulate energy level in the body
- the part of the autonomic nervous system that arouse the body to deal with perceived threats
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- the sensory and motor nerves that connect the central nervous system to the rest of the body
- endocrine glands that help to arouse the body in times of stress
- the brain and the spinal cord
11 Clues: the brain and the spinal cord • the part of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body • endocrine gland that helps regulate energy level in the body • endocrine glands that help to arouse the body in times of stress • chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands and circulated in the blood • ...
Body Systems 2023-11-28
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- System Provides support, protection, and locomotion for the body, forming the framework for movement and storing minerals.
- System Protects the body against pathogens and foreign substances, preventing infections and promoting overall health.
- System Allows for the production of offspring and supports the fertilization and development of new life.
- System Eliminates waste products from the body, regulating water and electrolyte balance and maintaining proper pH levels.
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- System Transports oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and waste products throughout the body, maintaining homeostasis.
- System Regulates various bodily functions through the release of hormones, playing a crucial role in growth, metabolism, and reproduction.
- System Facilitates the exchange of gases between the body and the environment, allowing for the intake of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide.
- System Allows for voluntary and involuntary movements, maintains posture, generates heat, and facilitates bodily functions.
- System Breaks down food into smaller molecules that can be absorbed by the body, facilitating ingestion, digestion, absorption, and elimination.
- System Controls and coordinates all body functions through electrical impulses, enabling movement, sensory perception, and cognitive processes.
10 Clues: System Allows for the production of offspring and supports the fertilization and development of new life. • System Transports oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and waste products throughout the body, maintaining homeostasis. • System Protects the body against pathogens and foreign substances, preventing infections and promoting overall health. • ...
Hierarchy of The Body Systems 2023-05-30
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- A system consisting of bones that protect vital organs and give the body a structure
- A system of organs and tissues that allow us to breath and release waste gases after we exhale
- A system of glands and organs that release hormones to the blood, which travels to other parts of the body to regulate it
- A group of cells that work together for different functions in the body to work smoothly
- different components working together in order to accomplish a certain function and creating an interconnecting network
- A system in the body where tissues that contract to move and have motion
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- A system of organs, cells and proteins that protect our body from infections and diseases
- Many tissues that form and work together to accomplish a certain function
- A system in the body that releases excess waste products
- The smallest unit of an organism- what all living things consists of
- A system that breaks down food into small pieces, which is used for energy, cell repairment and development.
- A system consisting of the heart, blood and blood vessels that are responsible for oxygenating blood and sending it all throughout the body
12 Clues: A system in the body that releases excess waste products • The smallest unit of an organism- what all living things consists of • A system in the body where tissues that contract to move and have motion • Many tissues that form and work together to accomplish a certain function • ...
AG Crossword 2023-02-08
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- name of a mature female equine
- breeding for specific traits
- one of the six essential nutrients starting with p
- the body's framework is the
- the feed an animal receives in a 24 hour period
- Name of a young female bovine
- futures contract is __ marketing
- system including skin, nails, and hair
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- sugars are a type of
- number one essential
- dogs, cats, fish, and hamsters are what kind of animals
- Name of a mature male ovine
- what are chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese
- process by which animals eat and use food
- __ and animals are all around us
- main trend in livestock are __ producers
16 Clues: sugars are a type of • number one essential • Name of a mature male ovine • the body's framework is the • breeding for specific traits • Name of a young female bovine • name of a mature female equine • __ and animals are all around us • futures contract is __ marketing • system including skin, nails, and hair • main trend in livestock are __ producers • ...
Body Systems 2015-04-21
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- reproduces
- the CNS and the PNS are part of me
- the lungs are one my most important organs
- collection of glands that control the body's hormones
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- network of tissues and organs
- Respiratory This system is to do with the heart
- i keep the body standing up
- i get rid of the body's waste
- controls the muscles in the body
- i keep the body healthy
- I break down food
11 Clues: reproduces • I break down food • i keep the body healthy • i keep the body standing up • network of tissues and organs • i get rid of the body's waste • controls the muscles in the body • the CNS and the PNS are part of me • the lungs are one my most important organs • Respiratory This system is to do with the heart • collection of glands that control the body's hormones
Body Systems 2017-01-05
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- Takes in the food the body needs to fuel its activities
- Consists of layers of muscles that cover the bones of the skeleton
- The body's main control system
- Tissues are grouped together in the body to form these
- Vessels that collect fluid from tissues and returns it to the blood
- They help to protect the body’s internal parts from damage
- The body’s most complex organ
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- Waste is eliminated in urine
- Strong yet flexible framework of bones and connective tissue
- The male and female parts of the reproductive system produce the sperm and eggs needed to create a new person
- The basic building blocks of the body
- Cells group together to form these
- Lungs deliver oxygen to the blood
- Consists of the heart and a network of vessels that carry blood
- Releases horomones
15 Clues: Releases horomones • Waste is eliminated in urine • The body’s most complex organ • The body's main control system • Lungs deliver oxygen to the blood • Cells group together to form these • The basic building blocks of the body • Tissues are grouped together in the body to form these • Takes in the food the body needs to fuel its activities • ...
MusculoSkeletal System 2016-12-07
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- Made of cells that can contract; work in pairs.
- System Needed for movement, to pump blood, to stabilize joints, and to protect internal organs.
- Joint Bends in one direction; knee.
- Connects bone to skin; protects bones from rubbing against each other.
- Where to or more bones meet.
- System Uses bones to give and support.
- A crack or break in a bone
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- Connect muscle to bone or muscle to muscle.
- Muscles Muscles you can make contract when you want them too.
- Bone near elbow; also known as funny bone
- Joint Can twist side to side; hip and neck.
- Tissue that holds bones together.
- Respiration The way cells get energy; glucose and oxygen are necessary.
- Muscles Muscles you do not consciously control; move on their own.
- and Socket Joint Can rotate around; shoulder.
15 Clues: A crack or break in a bone • Where to or more bones meet. • Tissue that holds bones together. • Joint Bends in one direction; knee. • System Uses bones to give and support. • Bone near elbow; also known as funny bone • Connect muscle to bone or muscle to muscle. • Joint Can twist side to side; hip and neck. • and Socket Joint Can rotate around; shoulder. • ...
Organ Systems Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-14
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- carries oxygen and nutrients to cells; heart, veins
- keeps a healthy balance of fluid; bone marrow, thymus
- includes the epidermis, dermis, nails, hair, skin
- consists of heart, blood, and blood vessels; heart
- brings movement to an organ or body part; heart, blood vessels
- uses hormones to control and coordinate growth; thyroid, adrenals
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- removes waste from blood in the form of urine; bladder
- includes muscle, bone, tendons, and soft tissue
- complex of organs and tissues that help you breathe; lungs, nose
- a system that consists of bones and connective tissue; ligaments
- removes waste and toxins from the body; kidney, liver
- a system that sends messages back and forth; brain, spinal cord
- structures that enable an organ to reproduce; epididymis, uterus
- defends the body against infection; spleen, tonsils
- helps the body break up and absorb food; stomach, liver
15 Clues: includes muscle, bone, tendons, and soft tissue • includes the epidermis, dermis, nails, hair, skin • consists of heart, blood, and blood vessels; heart • carries oxygen and nutrients to cells; heart, veins • defends the body against infection; spleen, tonsils • keeps a healthy balance of fluid; bone marrow, thymus • ...
Biology 2023-08-13
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- aids the body in movement through muscular contractions
- it controls voluntary action and is a part of the brain in nervous system
- produces gametes and offspring
- takes in and digest food, absorbs nutrients
- stores and carries lymph to fight infection and disease
- one of the three types of muscles in muscular system, it can line esophagus
- transports oxygen, nutrients and other substances throughout the blood.
- serves as protective barrier and regulates body temperature
- maintains homeostasis and gathers interprets and respond to information.
- filters blood and removes waste products
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- basketlike skeletal structure that forms the chest, or thorax, is a part of your bone
- takes in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide
- protects lungs, heart, and brain. Produce blood cell from the bone marrow
- regulares biological processes through hormones
- protects against pathogens illnesses and other disease
15 Clues: produces gametes and offspring • takes in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide • filters blood and removes waste products • takes in and digest food, absorbs nutrients • regulares biological processes through hormones • protects against pathogens illnesses and other disease • aids the body in movement through muscular contractions • ...
Body systems 2023-06-18
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- system The circulatory system is like a delivery service inside this. It uses blood to carry oxygen, nutrients, and important substances to every part of this. It's like having a special transportation system just for us!
- These are like magical antennas that catch sounds. They help us hear the music we love, the laughter of our friends, and even the sound of birds singing. These are always listening, ready for new adventures!
- system The skeletal system is like this internal framework. It gives us shape, support, and protects our organs like a strong armor. These work together, just like puzzle pieces, to keep this standing tall and strong!
- This is like a stretchy, protective coat that covers this. It keeps our insides safe and helps us feel things like softness, warmth, and tickles. Taking care of this makes us glow!
- This is the boss of this. It controls everything we do, like thinking, moving, and feeling. It's like a supercomputer that helps learn, solve puzzles, and even remember our favorite things.
- This is like a special bag where the food goes after we eat. It uses powerful juices to break down the food into tiny pieces. This works hard to make sure we get energy from the food we eat.
- system The nervous system is like a superhighway of information in this. It sends messages from our brain to different parts, so we can move, feel, and even learn new things. It's like a super-fast messaging system!
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- system The integumentary system includes this skin, hair, and nails. It's like this outer shield. It protects us from germs, the sun's rays, and helps us regulate this temperature. Taking care of it makes us feel confident and healthy!
- system The digestive system is like a food factory inside this. It breaks down the food we eat into tiny pieces and turns it into energy this can use. It's like having a mini chef working inside us!
- Muscles are like rubber bands in this. They help us move, run, jump, and even give big hugs! This has different muscles for different jobs. When we exercise, these become stronger and healthier.
- These are like the building blocks of this. They give us shape, protect our organs, and help us move. Bones are strong and sturdy, just like the pillars of a tall building.
- The heart is like a pump that keeps blood flowing. It sends oxygen and nutrients to all parts of this, so it can stay healthy and strong. It works non-stop, just like a superhero!
- These are like special cameras that help this see the world around us. They capture images and send them to our brain, so we can enjoy beautiful colors, read books, watch movies, and see the smiles of our friends.
- system The respiratory system helps this breathe in fresh air and breathe out waste. It includes these, nose, and mouth. It's like having our own personal air cleaning system that keeps us feeling fresh and energized!
- These are like two balloons inside this. They help breathe by taking in fresh air and releasing the waste gas called carbon dioxide. When we take deep breaths, these feel happy and strong.
- These are like little helpers in this mouth. They help us bite, chew, and grind our food into small pieces. Brushing and taking care of these make them strong, shiny, and ready for lots of smiles!
16 Clues: These are like the building blocks of this. They give us shape, protect our organs, and help us move. Bones are strong and sturdy, just like the pillars of a tall building. • ...
Neurons and the Nervous System 2013-03-04
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- Potential State of a neuron when it is at rest and capable of generating an action potential
- Potential A neural impulse; a brief electrical charge that travels down the axon of a neuron
- Nerve Nerves that carry information to the muscles and glands from the CNS
- Nervous System Division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles
- Nervous System Brain and Spinal Cord
- Period "recharging phase" when a neuron, after firing, cannot generate another action potential
- type of neurotransmitter that makes it less likely that the next neuron will fire
- Nerve Nerves that carry information from the sense receptors to the Central Nervous System (CNS)
- Terminal Endpoint of a neuron, where neurotransmitters are stored
- Tiny, fluid filled gap between the axon terminal of one neuron and the dendrite of another
- Nervous System sensory and motor nerves that connect the central nervous system to the rest of the body
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- Bushy branching extensions of a neuron that receive messages and conduct impulses toward the cell body
- type of neurotransmitter that mimics another neurotransmitter
- Nervous System Division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles
- type of neurotransmitter that blocks another neurotransmitter
- A chemical messenger that travels across the synapse from one neuron to the next and influences whether a neuron will generate an action potential
- A nerve cell; basic building block of nervous system
- type of neurotransmitter that makes it more likely that the next neuron will fire
- Cell body of a neuron, which contains the nucleus and other parts that keep the cell healthy.
- or none principle States that if a neuron fires, it always fires at the same intensity; all action potentials are the same strength
20 Clues: Nervous System Brain and Spinal Cord • A nerve cell; basic building block of nervous system • type of neurotransmitter that mimics another neurotransmitter • type of neurotransmitter that blocks another neurotransmitter • Terminal Endpoint of a neuron, where neurotransmitters are stored • Nerve Nerves that carry information to the muscles and glands from the CNS • ...
musculoskeletal 2019-11-23
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- / Tough band of connective tissue that attaches bone to another bone
- / between fiber
- / covers active sides of actin
- tissues, blood vessels, nerves
- / Type of connective tissue that has a firm gel-like consistency; types include hyaline, elastic, and fibrocartilage
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- moving / what causes the force of contraction?
- / Connective tissue that surrounds an entire muscle
- junction / point when an axon terminals of a nerve cell and the sarcolemma of a skeletal muscle joint
- / cardiac muscle found in ...
- / Type of muscle attached to bones involved in skeletal movements; controlled consciously and acts voluntarily
- / lines hollow organs
- filament / actin,contractile protein
- filament / myosin protein
13 Clues: / between fiber • / lines hollow organs • filament / myosin protein • / cardiac muscle found in ... • tissues, blood vessels, nerves • / covers active sides of actin • filament / actin,contractile protein • moving / what causes the force of contraction? • / Connective tissue that surrounds an entire muscle • ...
Functions/Components of Skeletal System and Classifications of Bones 2023-02-02
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- holds together joints
- every other bone not in head, back, neck, and chest
- forms a framework that anchors all internal organs
- mostly compact limb bones
- hemotopoesis forms in bone marrow
- cube shaped bones, patella
- important to nervous system transmission
- layer of spongy bone surrounded by compact bone
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- connective tissue found in joints and ears
- every other kind of bone
- where two bones make contact
- creates a barrier around soft organs
- strong flexible tissue that connects muscles to bones
- skeletal muscles use bones as levers to move the body
- living tissue that makes up skeleton
- head, back, neck, and chest
16 Clues: holds together joints • every other kind of bone • mostly compact limb bones • cube shaped bones, patella • head, back, neck, and chest • where two bones make contact • hemotopoesis forms in bone marrow • creates a barrier around soft organs • living tissue that makes up skeleton • important to nervous system transmission • connective tissue found in joints and ears • ...
Muscle Anatomy 2022-02-16
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- Attached to bones,voluntary
- Muscle fiber
- discs discs found only in cardiac muscle
- heart muscle tissue
- muscles ___ or shorten
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- on the outside of the muscle
- attachment to moveable bones
- connective tissue wrapped around fascicle
- skeletal muscle fiber bundles
- Unit of myofibril
- Attach muscles to bones
- no striations
- Muscle tissue found in the heart
- type of connective tissue does tendons have
- Mostly in walls of hollow, visceral organs
- attachment to the immoveable bones
16 Clues: Muscle fiber • no striations • Unit of myofibril • heart muscle tissue • muscles ___ or shorten • Attach muscles to bones • Attached to bones,voluntary • on the outside of the muscle • attachment to moveable bones • skeletal muscle fiber bundles • Muscle tissue found in the heart • attachment to the immoveable bones • connective tissue wrapped around fascicle • ...
LS9U2 PT Part 1 2022-11-17
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- It an organ that produce white blood cell called T-Cells
- It is a muscular tube that carries food to the digestive system
- It is part of the body that has a structure and it functions by working out together
- It is a organ that removes toxin from the body and maintain healthy blood sugar
- It is an organ that remove waste products from the body
- Stores ingested food and release intestine at a rate that is optimal for digestion and absorption
- It is the organ that is part of the nervous system and it also control our body
- Is muscular organ that help to move/pump blood around our body
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- Is an organ of respiratory system that help with air flow in our body
- Is an organ that help us see or view around
- It is a digestive system organ that is responsible to absorb water from food
- A system that protects our organs in the body
12 Clues: Is an organ that help us see or view around • A system that protects our organs in the body • It is an organ that remove waste products from the body • It an organ that produce white blood cell called T-Cells • Is muscular organ that help to move/pump blood around our body • It is a muscular tube that carries food to the digestive system • ...
Myer's Psychology for AP 2nd Edition Module 10 2017-12-08
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- a oair of endocrine glands that sit above the kidneys and secrete hormones that help arouse the body in times of stress.
- Neurons that carry outgoing information from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands.
- Neurons that carry incoming information from the sensory receptors to the brain and spinal cord.
- The division of the autonomic nervous system that rouses the body
- The sensory and motor neurons that connect the central nevous system to the rest of the body.
- The body's speedy, electrochemical communication network, consisiting of all the nerve cells of the peripheral and central nervous system.
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- Bundled axons that form neural cables connecting the central nervous system with muscles, glands, and sense organs.
- The division of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body, conserving it's energy.
- Neurons within the brain and spinal cord that communicate internally and intervene between the sensory inputs and motor outputs.
- The part of the peripheral nervous system that controls the glands and the muscles of the internal organs.
- The division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles.
- The brain and the spinal cord.
- the endocrine system's most influential gland. Regulates growth and other endocrine glands.
- a simple automatic response to sensory stimuli; knee jerk
14 Clues: The brain and the spinal cord. • a simple automatic response to sensory stimuli; knee jerk • The division of the autonomic nervous system that rouses the body • The division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles. • The division of the autonomic nervous system that calms the body, conserving it's energy. • ...
Human body 2023-05-25
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- The body system that controls and coordinates all the functions of the body
- The body system that breaks down food for nutrients.
- What are groups of tissues that work together to perform a specific function called?
- The body system that transports oxygen and nutrients to the body’s cells and removes waste products from the cells
- It permits movement of the body
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- provides support and protection for the body’s internal organs and gives the muscles a point of attachment
- It’s responsible for regulating a range of bodily functions through the release of hormones
- group of things that work together to achieve a common objective
- When groups of cells that work together to perform a specific function
- The two body systems that work together to provide oxygen to the body and remove carbon dioxide from the body
- What is the basic unit of life in all living organisms?
- Body system in which it takes care of foreign elements in the body.
12 Clues: It permits movement of the body • The body system that breaks down food for nutrients. • What is the basic unit of life in all living organisms? • group of things that work together to achieve a common objective • Body system in which it takes care of foreign elements in the body. • When groups of cells that work together to perform a specific function • ...
Kaitlyn Phelps 2024-04-30
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- Gap between the neuron and motor end plate
- Enzyme that breaks down ACH
- smaller muscle fibers
- unit The muscle fiber and the motor neuron
- respiration ATP is produced by
- a single muscle cell
- gravis - autoimmune disease which has drooping eyelids, blurred vision
- another term for skeletal muscle
- Affects the motor neurons of the spine
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- Results in muscle contracting and not relaxing
- thick plasma
- boundary between sarcomeres
- diphosphate- ADP
- thin filament
- the plasma membrane of muscle cells
- enlargement of a muscle
- muscle disease
- bundles of skeletal muscle fibers
- where thick and thin filaments overlap
- they attach muscle to bone
20 Clues: thick plasma • thin filament • muscle disease • diphosphate- ADP • a single muscle cell • smaller muscle fibers • enlargement of a muscle • they attach muscle to bone • boundary between sarcomeres • Enzyme that breaks down ACH • respiration ATP is produced by • another term for skeletal muscle • bundles of skeletal muscle fibers • the plasma membrane of muscle cells • ...
Kaitlyn Phelps 2024-04-30
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- Gap between the neuron and motor end plate
- Enzyme that breaks down ACH
- smaller muscle fibers
- unit The muscle fiber and the motor neuron
- respiration ATP is produced by
- a single muscle cell
- gravis - autoimmune disease which has drooping eyelids, blurred vision
- another term for skeletal muscle
- Affects the motor neurons of the spine
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- Results in muscle contracting and not relaxing
- thick plasma
- boundary between sarcomeres
- diphosphate- ADP
- thin filament
- the plasma membrane of muscle cells
- enlargement of a muscle
- muscle disease
- bundles of skeletal muscle fibers
- where thick and thin filaments overlap
- they attach muscle to bone
20 Clues: thick plasma • thin filament • muscle disease • diphosphate- ADP • a single muscle cell • smaller muscle fibers • enlargement of a muscle • they attach muscle to bone • boundary between sarcomeres • Enzyme that breaks down ACH • respiration ATP is produced by • another term for skeletal muscle • bundles of skeletal muscle fibers • the plasma membrane of muscle cells • ...
Muscles 2025-01-23
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- basic unit of muscle structure
- the state of a muscle which is fully contracted and remains so for some time; the disease tetanus got its name because the muscles of the body go into tetanus and cannot relax, so you cannot breathe and this causes death
- reticulum the equivalent of the endoplasmic reticulum, found in muscle cells
- a very long contracting fibre in skeletal muscle cells
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- muscle muscle with a striped appearance under the microscope; it moves the bones of the skeleton under voluntary control
- one of the proteins which form the contracting mechanism of muscle cells
- one of the proteins which form the contracting mechanism of muscle cells
- the cytoplasm of muscle cells
- the level of stimulus that triggers a response
- muscle muscle which makes up the heart
- muscle muscle which is under the control of the involuntary nervous system
11 Clues: the cytoplasm of muscle cells • basic unit of muscle structure • muscle muscle which makes up the heart • the level of stimulus that triggers a response • a very long contracting fibre in skeletal muscle cells • one of the proteins which form the contracting mechanism of muscle cells • one of the proteins which form the contracting mechanism of muscle cells • ...
Body system 2021-08-07
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- are places in our skeletal system where bones meet
- joints and ball and socket joints help us to move more freely
- help us to move
- is a hinge joint
- and bones help us to move
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- protects your heart
- help us to write
- muscles help to move the shoulders joints and raise or lowers the arm
- is the smallest unit of life
- protects your brain
10 Clues: help us to move • help us to write • is a hinge joint • protects your heart • protects your brain • and bones help us to move • is the smallest unit of life • are places in our skeletal system where bones meet • joints and ball and socket joints help us to move more freely • muscles help to move the shoulders joints and raise or lowers the arm
Facial Fracture Crossword 2024-04-29
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- Fluid that circulates through the brain and spinal cord
- Medication used to fight bacterial infection
- Pain or discomfort in the head; a migraine
- The cheekbone
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- A partial or complete break in the bone
- Sudden injury caused accidentally and/or violently
- Common name for the mandible
- Major organ of the skeletal system
- Substance that makes up the bone
- Imaging that uses X-Rays to see skeleton
10 Clues: The cheekbone • Common name for the mandible • Substance that makes up the bone • Major organ of the skeletal system • A partial or complete break in the bone • Imaging that uses X-Rays to see skeleton • Pain or discomfort in the head; a migraine • Medication used to fight bacterial infection • Sudden injury caused accidentally and/or violently • ...
biology 2014-01-30
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- it comes from food and it’s what powers up our bodies
- these supply raw materials for growth and repair structures such as skin and muscles:
- organ that continues the chemical and mechanical digestion of food.
- it describes the relatively constant internal physical and chemical condition that organisms maintain despite changes in internal and external environments
- organ system that produces gametes, and in females it nurtures and protects developing embryo
- mixture of enzymes and partially-digested foods
- organ system that works with skeletal system to produce voluntary movement
- they help the body absorb fat-soluble vitamins and are a part of cell membranes, nerve cells, and certain hormones
- organ system that guards against infections, injuries, and ultraviolet radiation from the sun
- fingerlike projections in the small intestine
- a group of different types of tissues that work together to perform a single function or several related functions
- fats that contain only one double bond
- it is the process in which a stimulus produces a response that opposes the original stimulus
- supplied from food, our body uses it to build and repair body tissues
- organ system that brings in oxygen needed for cellular respiration and removes excess carbon dioxide from the body
- mineral that helps bone and tooth formation, and an acid-base balance
- organ system that controls growth, development and metabolism
- a way of digestion in which the physical large pieces are broken down into smaller pieces
- the first step in the digestive system
- organ that produces bile, converts ammonia into urea, and regulates the level of glucose we consume.
- mineral that maintains bone and tooth structure
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- food passes through here and into the stomach
- it is the basic unit of structure and function in living things
- a group of cells that perform a single function
- a type of tissue that provides support for the body and connects its parts
- fats that contain more than one double bond
- organ system that transports oxygen, nutrients, and hormones to cells
- a group of organs that perform closely related functions
- smooth muscles found in the esophagus, they help you swallow food
- organ system that breaks down, absorbs nutrients, and eliminates wastes
- a way of digestion in which enzymes break down food into the small molecules the body can use
- organ system that eliminates waste products from the body
- organ that absorbs water ad undigested material moves through and is eliminated from the body.
- the process of putting food into your mouth
- organ system that protects the body from diseases
- inorganic nutrients that the body needs, usually in small amounts
- tissue in which nerve impulses are transmitted throughout the body
- organic molecules that the body needs in very small amounts
- the major source of energy for our bodies
- system that recognizes and coordinates the body’s response to changes in its internal and external environments
- organ that produces hormones to regulate blood sugar levels
- the most important nutrient
- organ system that supports the body and protects internal organs
- it breaks proteins into smaller polypeptide fragments
- the tissue that lines the interior and exterior body surfaces
- the first part of the small intestine, in which almost all of the digestive enzymes enter the intestine
- enzyme found in saliva that beings to break the chemical bonds in starched, forming sugars
- amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius
- tissue that allows movement of the body
- mineral that helps bone and tooth formation, blood clotting and nerve and muscle function
50 Clues: the most important nutrient • fats that contain only one double bond • the first step in the digestive system • tissue that allows movement of the body • the major source of energy for our bodies • fats that contain more than one double bond • the process of putting food into your mouth • food passes through here and into the stomach • ...
Body Systems 2020-12-14
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- the system that circulates blood through the body
- allows the body to move
- responsible for the removal of waste
- responsible for producing offspring
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- provides structure and frame
- contains the skin and its appendages
- send messages to and from the brain
- exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide
- breaks down food into nutrients to be used by the body
- glands that produce and secrete hormones
10 Clues: allows the body to move • provides structure and frame • send messages to and from the brain • exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide • responsible for producing offspring • contains the skin and its appendages • responsible for the removal of waste • glands that produce and secrete hormones • the system that circulates blood through the body • ...
Human Body Systems 2024-01-23
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- muscles that helps the lungs breathe
- receives impulses and determines how the body responds
- moves the body
- moves blood around the body
- breaks down food so the body has energy and nutrients
- the major organ of the circulatory system
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- exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide with the environment
- removes waste from the body
- filter and remove waste from the blood
- supports and protects the body
10 Clues: moves the body • removes waste from the body • moves blood around the body • supports and protects the body • muscles that helps the lungs breathe • filter and remove waste from the blood • the major organ of the circulatory system • breaks down food so the body has energy and nutrients • receives impulses and determines how the body responds • ...
Digestive System Crossword Puzzle! 2025-10-14
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- largest gland in the body(about 3lbs)
- 3 skeletal constrictor muscles
- where the digestive system process begins
- outermost layer of the G1 tract
- reabsorption of water into the blood stream
- tiny hair like structures that line the inside of the small intestine
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- continuation of pharynx in mid neck
- strong waves of muscular contractions
- creates insulin and other digestive enzymes
- storage tank for food
10 Clues: storage tank for food • 3 skeletal constrictor muscles • outermost layer of the G1 tract • continuation of pharynx in mid neck • largest gland in the body(about 3lbs) • strong waves of muscular contractions • where the digestive system process begins • creates insulin and other digestive enzymes • reabsorption of water into the blood stream • ...
Nervous System 2021-01-07
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- The portion of the brain in the back of the head between the cerebrum and the brain stem.
- nerves that are part of the peripheral nervous system and control voluntary muscle movement and connect to the skin, sensory organs, and all skeletal muscles.
- A complex brain structure embedded deep into the temporal lobe.
- nervous system that consists of the nerves and ganglia outside the brain and spinal cord.
- Translates neural impulses from various receptors to the cerebral cortex.
- Any cell that holds nerves in place and help them work.
- Large division of the peripheral nervous system that controls the gastrointestinal behavior.
- Nervous System that is responsible for the body rest and digestion response when the body is relaxed, resting, or feeding.
- Appendages that are designed to receive communications from other cells.
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- The continuation of the spinal cord within the skull forming the lowest part of the brainstem containing the controls for the heart and lungs.
- the fundamental units of the brain and nervous system, the cells responsible for receiving sensory input from the external world.
- Part of the brainstem that links the medulla oblongata and the thalamus.
- The outermost layer of an organ
- Region of the brain primarily associated with emotional processes.
- The largest part of the brain. It is split into two sections called the cerebral hemispheres.
- A subcortical nuclei that is responsible for motor control.
- system that controls involuntary muscle movements. Such as the heart, blood vessels, lungs, stomach, and intestines.
- nervous system that consists of the brain and the spinal cord. Controls most bodily functions such as awareness, movements, sensations
- The nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord.
- nerve fiber portion of a nerve cell that carries nerve impulses away from the cell body.
20 Clues: The outermost layer of an organ • The nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord. • Any cell that holds nerves in place and help them work. • A subcortical nuclei that is responsible for motor control. • A complex brain structure embedded deep into the temporal lobe. • Region of the brain primarily associated with emotional processes. • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2022-09-28
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- another name for cell in skeletal muscle tissue
- repeating functional unit of myofibril
- membrane that surrounds each muscle fiber
- the type of neurons that innervate skeletal muscle tissue
- the cytoplasm of skeletal muscle tissue
- membrane that surrounds each fascicle
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- the plasma membrane of skeletal muscle tissue
- membrane that surrounds entire muscle
- one muscle fiber can can contain 1000's of these and they contain the contractile proteins
9 Clues: membrane that surrounds entire muscle • membrane that surrounds each fascicle • repeating functional unit of myofibril • the cytoplasm of skeletal muscle tissue • membrane that surrounds each muscle fiber • the plasma membrane of skeletal muscle tissue • another name for cell in skeletal muscle tissue • the type of neurons that innervate skeletal muscle tissue • ...
Organ Systems Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-15
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- carries oxygen and nutrients to cells; heart, veins
- consists of heart, blood, and blood vessels; heart
- a system that sends messages back and forth; brain, spinal cord
- structures that enable an organ to reproduce; epididymis, uterus
- removes waste from blood in the form of urine; bladder
- includes the epidermis, dermis, nails, hair, skin
- a system that consists of bones and connective tissue; ligaments
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- keeps a healthy balance of fluid; bone marrow, thymus
- brings movement to an organ or body part; heart, blood vessels
- includes muscle, bone, tendons, and soft tissue
- removes waste and toxins from the body; kidney, liver
- complex of organs and tissues that help you breathe; lungs, nose
- defends the body against infection; spleen, tonsils
- helps the body break up and absorb food; stomach, liver
- uses hormones to control and coordinate growth; thyroid, adrenals
15 Clues: includes muscle, bone, tendons, and soft tissue • includes the epidermis, dermis, nails, hair, skin • consists of heart, blood, and blood vessels; heart • carries oxygen and nutrients to cells; heart, veins • defends the body against infection; spleen, tonsils • keeps a healthy balance of fluid; bone marrow, thymus • ...
Key words for Integrates Science 2022-09-27
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- Conduct nerve impulses within the Central Nervous System.
- reflex Reflex response involving internal organs. Mostly undetected by us
- Any change in a living organism’s internal or external environment that can influence the organism’s activity
- Conduct nerve impulses from receptors to the Central Nervous System
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- Nerve cells that carry information to the central nervous system
- contains the brain and the spinal cord
- reflex Reflex response Involving skeletal muscles of the body. This will be the most commonly observed by us on a day to day basis
- conduct nerve impulses from the Central Nervous System to effectors
8 Clues: contains the brain and the spinal cord • Conduct nerve impulses within the Central Nervous System. • Nerve cells that carry information to the central nervous system • conduct nerve impulses from the Central Nervous System to effectors • Conduct nerve impulses from receptors to the Central Nervous System • ...
Key words for Integrates Science 2022-09-27
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- Conduct nerve impulses within the Central Nervous System.
- reflex Reflex response involving internal organs. Mostly undetected by us
- Any change in a living organism’s internal or external environment that can influence the organism’s activity
- Conduct nerve impulses from receptors to the Central Nervous System
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- Nerve cells that carry information to the central nervous system
- contains the brain and the spinal cord
- reflex Reflex response Involving skeletal muscles of the body. This will be the most commonly observed by us on a day-to-day basis
- conduct nerve impulses from the Central Nervous System to effectors
8 Clues: contains the brain and the spinal cord • Conduct nerve impulses within the Central Nervous System. • Nerve cells that carry information to the central nervous system • conduct nerve impulses from the Central Nervous System to effectors • Conduct nerve impulses from receptors to the Central Nervous System • ...
Skeletal review 2020-10-05
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- Twisting motion
- Found in la Cuna
- Cylinder like shape
- Matrix is resorbed on side of bone
- Where two bone surfaces come together
- Develop into osteoblasts
- Surgery to reset bone
- Hollow, cylindrical stance with diaphysis
- Bone resorption/breakdown
- Most important organs protected
- Small and round
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- thin and curved
- No surgery
- complexed shape
- Certain bone within red bone marrow
- Fracture not at 90 degrees
- Bone development replaces cartilage throughout childhood
- Result of compression
- Basic structural framework for body
- Cube like shape
20 Clues: No surgery • thin and curved • Twisting motion • complexed shape • Small and round • Cube like shape • Found in la Cuna • Cylinder like shape • Result of compression • Surgery to reset bone • Develop into osteoblasts • Bone resorption/breakdown • Fracture not at 90 degrees • Most important organs protected • Matrix is resorbed on side of bone • Certain bone within red bone marrow • ...
Skeletal pathway 2020-10-05
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- bone forming cells
- break in bone
- skeletal muscle cells
- Thin and curved type of bone
- bone with tense spoon tissue that look smooth
- type of round bones near joints
- type of bones on wrist and ankles
- strong connective tissue holding bones together
- type of marrow that is soft and found in cavities of long bones
- most of bones length
- flexible connective tissue
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- mature bone cells
- perform bone reabsorption
- longest and biggest bone of human skeleton
- type of bones of the vertebrae and face
- Attach muscles to bone
- ends of long bone
- type of bone in the arms and legs
- where two bones come together
- makes up basic shape of human body
- bone composed of small pieces of bone
- type of bone marrow that produces red and white blood cells
22 Clues: break in bone • mature bone cells • ends of long bone • bone forming cells • most of bones length • skeletal muscle cells • Attach muscles to bone • perform bone reabsorption • flexible connective tissue • Thin and curved type of bone • where two bones come together • type of round bones near joints • type of bone in the arms and legs • type of bones on wrist and ankles • ...
Skeletal Systems 2020-03-24
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- U shaped bone at the base of the tongue that supports muscle
- anklebone
- Seven bones from the top part of the spinal column
- 2 bones that form the upper cheek below the eye socket
- thigh bone also the biggest bone in body
- Smallest 2 bones in front of the inner bottom wall of eye socket
- kneecap
- largest bone in upper arm
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- 14 bones that make the fingers and toes
- Extends from top of the eyes to the top of the head
- five long slender bones
- Two bones of the upper jaw
- Two bones on both sides of the head above ears
- Bone that forms the back of the head above the nape
- protects inner organs
- Five long thin bones makes the palm of the hand
- shinbone
- Two bones that form the crown and upper sides of the head
- lower jaw largest face bone
- located on the little finger side of the lower arm
20 Clues: kneecap • shinbone • anklebone • protects inner organs • five long slender bones • largest bone in upper arm • Two bones of the upper jaw • lower jaw largest face bone • 14 bones that make the fingers and toes • thigh bone also the biggest bone in body • Two bones on both sides of the head above ears • Five long thin bones makes the palm of the hand • ...
Skeletal Crossword 2020-10-23
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- located on the chin
- located below the sacrum
- forms the upper jaw
- located on shoulder
- strut between the shoulder blades and sternum
- side of the head
- forms the base of the back wall of the skull
- attached to the ribs
- longest and largest bone of upper limb
- nasal cavity
- forms neck region
- located on wrist
- irregularly shaped
- cheek bones
- 14 bones
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- lies inferior to the parietal bones
- tailbone
- fingers
- inner ear
- parallel to radius
- forearm
- attachment point for each lower limb
- supports most of your body weight
- has 24 bones (12 pairs)
- where the tongue is attached
- located between phalanges
- forms part of the floor of the cranial cavity
- forms the forehead
- bottom of spine
- thigh
- Located in the foot and ankle area
31 Clues: thigh • fingers • forearm • tailbone • 14 bones • inner ear • cheek bones • nasal cavity • bottom of spine • side of the head • located on wrist • forms neck region • parallel to radius • forms the forehead • irregularly shaped • located on the chin • forms the upper jaw • located on shoulder • attached to the ribs • has 24 bones (12 pairs) • located below the sacrum • located between phalanges • ...
Skeletal Crossword 2020-10-20
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- connected to the ribs via the costal cartilages
- Bone-destroying cells
- Forms the forehead and the superior part of the eyes.
- Forms the the posterior wall of the skull and allows the cord to connect with the brain through the foramen magnum
- Protects the heart lungs and spaces in between them are fillde with intercostal muscles.
- Broken bone ends are forced into each other
- fracture is caused by excessive twisting of bone
- broken bone pentrates skin
- bone breaks into 3 or more pieces
- The tailbone
- Forms the roof of the nasal cavity and forms part of the walls of the orbits.
- mature bone cells
- Forms posterior wall of the pelvis and connects with the coccyx
- bone is pressed inward, typical bone fracture
- Make up the face of the bone and twelve are paired and only the vomer and mandible are one.
- typical in children, bone breaks incompletely
- Bone crushed, common in osteoporatic bones in older people
- bone is made of small needle-like pieces and has little open spaces for nerves
- Largest and strogest bone in the face joins the temporal bones on each side of the face
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- Form the walls of the sides of the cranium
- Each bone in this area is massive and kidney bean shaped. Most stress on the vertebrae column is on this part
- Form a good sized portion of the orbit's walls
- Every bone join this bone except the mandible. It is the main bone of the face. Carries upper teeth by the alveolar process
- does not penetrate skin
- Connected to the ribs and is larger than the cervical vertebrae
- Contains, styloid process, zygomatic process, mastoid process, and jugular foramen.
- Forms the neck. The atlas and axis which is the first two bones allows us to nod yes or no.
- Bone-forming cells
- bone is dense and appears homogenous
- Forms the wall of the optic canal, and contributes to the nasal cavity by the sphenoidal sinuses. It is shaped like a butterfly.
30 Clues: The tailbone • mature bone cells • Bone-forming cells • Bone-destroying cells • does not penetrate skin • broken bone pentrates skin • bone breaks into 3 or more pieces • bone is dense and appears homogenous • Form the walls of the sides of the cranium • Broken bone ends are forced into each other • bone is pressed inward, typical bone fracture • ...
Skeletal Tissue 2021-03-28
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- the type of ossification that forms from a cartilage model and replaces hyaline cartilage
- the primary inorganic component in bone tissue
- canals, tunnels that lie at right angles to the central canals and connect the periosteum to the blood and nerve supply from the central canal
- canal, the tunnel that runs through the middle of each osteon
- system, body system the provides support movement protection mineral storage blood cell formation and energy metabolism
- growth, growth from within (i.e. growth of cartilage also known as endogenous growth)
- callus, the tissue in bone repair that is primarily fibrocartilage
- callus, the tissue in bone repair that replaces that cartilaginous precursor
- the bone ends that eventually fuse to the diaphysis
- the layer of bone matrix in which the fibers and minerals align
- matrix, the ground substance and fibers between cells in connective tissue, abundant tissue that binds and supports with lots of space between cell bodies
- a mature cartilage cell
- a covering of dense irregular connective tissue that surround the surface of most cartilage
- a large multicellular cell that resorbs bone matrix
- the deposition of hydroxyapatite in a collagen fiber framework that causes hardening of the tissue
- primary mineral stored in the skeletal system
- the type of ossification that develops from a mesenchymal membrane
- tiny tunnels that run through the bone matrix and connect lacunae to one another
- the growth due to surface deposition of material (i.e. growth in diameter)
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- bones that are cube-shaped
- bones that have various shapes and don't fit in the other categories
- the primary organic component in bone tissue
- connective tissue that is strong under both compressive and tensive forces and found in ligaments
- zone,
- cartilage, connective tissue with gelatinous ground substance and makes up articular cartilage
- a stem cell that is derived from mesenchyme that has the ability to differentiate
- plate, the hyaline cartilage plate in the metaphysis of long bones
- bone matrix secreted by osteoblasts
- cartilage, the hyaline cartilage attached to articulating surfaces of bones
- bones that are thin and somewhat curved
- bone arrangement also known as trabecular bone
- a mature bone cell that maintains
- small hollow spaces in which osteocytes lie
- bone arrangment also known as dense bone
- the structural component of compact bone (also known as Haversian system)
- the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
- the membrane that lines the outside of bones
- cells, the role of red and yellow bone marrow is to create _______.
- the long axis of a long bone
- an immature bone cell that participates in bone formation
- cavity, the space in long bones where yellow marrow is kept
- cartilage, the connective tissue that bridges the gap between the ribs and the sternum
- bones that are larger in length than width
43 Clues: zone, • a mature cartilage cell • bones that are cube-shaped • the long axis of a long bone • a mature bone cell that maintains • bone matrix secreted by osteoblasts • bones that are thin and somewhat curved • bone arrangment also known as dense bone • bones that are larger in length than width • small hollow spaces in which osteocytes lie • ...
Skeletal Organization 2021-11-10
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- small, rudimentary tailbone composed of several fused vertebrae; is attached to the end of the sacrum
- where the ribs attach anteriorly
- 14 finger bones and 14 bones of the toes
- knee joint; covers the anterior surface
- on both sides of the body; consist of the scapula and clavicle bone
- 5 bones of the palm
- part of the pelvis; formed by several vertebrae fused together
- brain case
- formed by two coxae and are attached to each other anteriorly; attached to the sacrum posteriorly
- consists of many vertebrae separated by cartilaginous intervertebral discs
- consist of a femur, tibia, fibula, and a foot
- consists of the bony and cartilaginous parts that support and protect the organs of the head, neck, and trunk
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- 8 wrist bones
- 5 bones of the instep
- consists of a humerus, radius, and ulna
- composed of the cranium and the facial bones
- protects the organs of the thoracic cavity and the upper abdominal cavity
- 7 ankle bones
- articulate posteriorly with the thoracic vertebrae
- consists of bones of the upper and lower limbs and the bones that anchor the limbs to the axial skeleton
- located in the neck between the lower jaw and the larynx; it supports the tongue and is an attachment for certain muscles that help move the tongue during swallowing
21 Clues: brain case • 8 wrist bones • 7 ankle bones • 5 bones of the palm • 5 bones of the instep • where the ribs attach anteriorly • consists of a humerus, radius, and ulna • knee joint; covers the anterior surface • 14 finger bones and 14 bones of the toes • composed of the cranium and the facial bones • consist of a femur, tibia, fibula, and a foot • ...
Skeletal Bones 2013-02-13
20 Clues: foot • heel • c1-c7 • l1-l5 • t1-t12 • kneecap • breastbone • wristbones • collarbone • hand bones • ankle bones • lower jawbone • upper jawbone • upper arm bone • shoulder blade • upper leg bone • fingers and toes • verterbrae fused together • large socket in the pelvic bone • made up of bones called vertebrae
Ch5 Skeletal 2016-09-19
20 Clues: Carp • Zygo • Cheir • Algia • Desis • Ankyl • Crani • Brachi • Dactyl • Cost/o • Thorac • Cervic • Spondyl • Chondr/o • Electr/o • of Ectomy • sides Amphi • marrow Myel • examine Scopy • record of Gram
skeletal crossword 2023-11-22
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- collarbone
- Lateral bone of the lower leg
- holds up the body
- lateral bone of the forearm
- finger digets
- thigh bone
- skeleton of cell
- kneecap
- upper arm bone
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- head
- head injury
- shoulder blade
- Thoracic cage
- dessert
- holiday
- medial bone of the forearm
- Vertebral column
- forefoot
- smallest living thing in the body
- medial of the lower leg bone
20 Clues: head • dessert • holiday • kneecap • forefoot • collarbone • thigh bone • head injury • Thoracic cage • finger digets • shoulder blade • upper arm bone • Vertebral column • skeleton of cell • holds up the body • medial bone of the forearm • lateral bone of the forearm • medial of the lower leg bone • Lateral bone of the lower leg • smallest living thing in the body
Skeletal Muscles 2024-02-10
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- retraction of scapula - pull shoulder blades together
- allow bending of the hand
- adducts & medically rotates arm
- raises eyebrows
- elevates scapula - shrugs shoulder
- plantar flexes foot & flexes knee
- extends the elbow
- group of muscles that flexes leg & bends knee
- inhale muscle
- exhale muscle
- dorsiflexes foot
- raises corners of mouth
- compresses abdomen
- blinks & closes eyes
- closes & protrudes lip
- moves scapula & extends neck
- allow straightening of the hand
- widens mouth to convey sadness/fear
- white muscle - compresses cheek
- flexes thigh
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- allows for movement of scapula
- adduction, extension, & medial rotation of arm
- closes jaw - chewing muscle
- plantar flexes foot
- frown muscle
- flexes elbow
- adduction of arm
- rotates & flexes vertebral column
- group of muscles that extend the lower leg & straighten knee
- group of muscles that allow side-to-side rotation
- external rotation of humerus
- flexes elbow, supinates forearm
- group of muscles controlling abduction & rotation of thigh
- flexes neck & rotates head
- abducts the arm
35 Clues: frown muscle • flexes elbow • flexes thigh • inhale muscle • exhale muscle • raises eyebrows • abducts the arm • adduction of arm • dorsiflexes foot • extends the elbow • compresses abdomen • plantar flexes foot • blinks & closes eyes • closes & protrudes lip • raises corners of mouth • allow bending of the hand • flexes neck & rotates head • closes jaw - chewing muscle • external rotation of humerus • ...
Skeletal Muscles 2024-07-12
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- Bundles of muscle cells
- Vesicles inside the axon terminal containing acetylcholine
- Protein in thin filaments
- Middle of each Aband
- Part of the motor neuron connecting to the muscle fiber
- Polarized state of a muscle fiber when not being stimulated
- Connective tissue between bones and muscles
- Connective tissue around the entire muscle
- Connective tissue around fascicles
- Connect neighboring filaments
- tubes of the sarcolemma extending deep into the cell
- Second name for muscle cells
- Plasma membrane of a muscle cell
- Contains myofilaments; contractile unit of a muscle cell
- Elongated cells with multiple nuclei with visible striations
- Space between the axon terminal and the motor end plate of the sarcolemma
- Areas of thick filaments; dark in color
- Spindle shaped cells with a single, central nucleus and no visible striations
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- Electric impulse that depolarizes a muscle fiber and causes it to contract
- Endoplasmic reticulum of a muscle cell; surrounds myofibrils
- Intracellular fluid
- Thick and thin filaments in myofibrils
- Folded part of the sarcolemma that interacts with the motor neuron
- In thin filaments; connects myofibrils
- In between two Z lines
- Sacs of calcium ions
- Connective tissue around muscle cells; electrically insulates cells from one another
- T tubule between two adjacent terminal cisternae
- Areas of thin filaments; light in color
- Branching cells with a single peripheral nucleus and visible striations
- Neuron that stimulates contraction of muscle fibers
- Protein in thick filaments
32 Clues: Intracellular fluid • Middle of each Aband • Sacs of calcium ions • In between two Z lines • Bundles of muscle cells • Protein in thin filaments • Protein in thick filaments • Second name for muscle cells • Connect neighboring filaments • Plasma membrane of a muscle cell • Connective tissue around fascicles • Thick and thin filaments in myofibrils • ...
skeletal parts 2025-11-06
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- – Shallow depression or hollow in a bone
- – Ridge-like projection
- – Slender bone beside the tibia
- – Thigh bone, largest in the body
- – Bone forming base of spine and part of pelvis
- – Junction between flat skull bones
- – Rounded articular projection
- – Groove or furrow on bone surface
- – Smooth, flat articular surface
- – Upper arm bone
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- – Shinbone, larger lower leg bone
- – Any projection or raised area on a bone
- – Air-filled cavity within a bone
- – Kneecap bone
- – Tunnel-like passage through a bone
- – Small pit or depression
- – Large, roughened projection
- – Small rounded projection
- – Narrow, slit-like opening
- Answers
- – Round opening for nerves/blood vessels
- – Bone structure forming the head
22 Clues: Answers • – Kneecap bone • – Upper arm bone • – Ridge-like projection • – Small pit or depression • – Small rounded projection • – Narrow, slit-like opening • – Large, roughened projection • – Rounded articular projection • – Slender bone beside the tibia • – Smooth, flat articular surface • – Shinbone, larger lower leg bone • – Air-filled cavity within a bone • ...
Muscular and Skeletal System 2020-05-01
Muscular and Skeletal system review 2024-01-11
7 Clues: connects bones to each other • true or false, our bones grow • the body system that allows us to move • the body system that protects our organs • the muscles you have to think about moving • the name of the college miss. Davison goes to • the muscles you do not have to think about to move
Animal Cell Crossword Puzzle 2022-11-13
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- generate chemical energy needed to power the cell
- organizing microtubules that serve as the cells skeletal system
- help in cell division
- transporting and packaging proteins and lipids
- rid cells of waste products
- help get rid of waste products
- reticulum produce proteins for the rest of the cell to function
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- the site of protein synthesis in the cell
- controls activities of the cell
- reticulum synthesizes lipids
- to produce and assemble the cells ribosomes
- membrane membrane surrounding cytoplasm of cell
12 Clues: help in cell division • rid cells of waste products • reticulum synthesizes lipids • help get rid of waste products • controls activities of the cell • the site of protein synthesis in the cell • to produce and assemble the cells ribosomes • transporting and packaging proteins and lipids • membrane membrane surrounding cytoplasm of cell • ...
Lesson 1 2014-08-26
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- uses a stomach, liver, gallblatter, and appendix
- moves waste from blood
- defends against germs and diseases
- are the smallest structural and functional system of an organism
- moves your limbs and trunk
- produces offspring
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- is connected to your spinal cord and brain
- made up of bones and joints
- is made up of skin, nails, and hair
- transports nutrients, wastes, and gasses
- is the heart,liver,etc.
- is a group of similar cells that preform a common function
12 Clues: produces offspring • moves waste from blood • is the heart,liver,etc. • moves your limbs and trunk • made up of bones and joints • defends against germs and diseases • is made up of skin, nails, and hair • transports nutrients, wastes, and gasses • is connected to your spinal cord and brain • uses a stomach, liver, gallblatter, and appendix • ...
Electromagnetic Spectrum 2023-01-27
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- this is always heat from the sun pointed to the Earth
- the wave that has the biggest wavelength
- The distance between two identical points on a wave
- used to view the skeletal system
- can cause a sunburn
- All around you
- a type of wave and used for heating food quickly
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- used in a remote controller
- used to fight cancer
- can be transferred through space
- the very outside of a wave
- the only light wave we can see
12 Clues: All around you • can cause a sunburn • used to fight cancer • the very outside of a wave • used in a remote controller • the only light wave we can see • can be transferred through space • used to view the skeletal system • the wave that has the biggest wavelength • a type of wave and used for heating food quickly • The distance between two identical points on a wave • ...
Puzzle 2022-11-21
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- excretion waste from the body
- system Control of body's internal environment to maintain 'homeostasis'
- it help us breath
- help filter the waste material out from the body
- it help break down food is also kind of in a J shape
- help in the digestion of food
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- control centre of the body
- without it beating you could die
- voluntary and involuntary movement
- support and protection of many internal organs
- Regulation of body process through hormone production
- it help clean the blood
12 Clues: it help us breath • it help clean the blood • control centre of the body • excretion waste from the body • help in the digestion of food • without it beating you could die • voluntary and involuntary movement • support and protection of many internal organs • help filter the waste material out from the body • it help break down food is also kind of in a J shape • ...
Homeostasis/ Tissues, Organs ans Systems 2013-11-28
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- nerves from the nervous system branch out from the ______ ____ (2 words) and send messages to the rest of the body from the brain
- a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function
- the combination of two systems that allows the body to move, and protects/supports other organs (2 words)
- the four main tissues are: the muscle tissue, the connective tissue, the __________ ______ (2 words)
- a system in hoemeostasis needs a sensor, an effector, and an __________
- the word for when you surface blood vessels constrict when feeling cold
- a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words)
- physical phenomenon of bumps on the skin that reacts when the body is feeling cold, or when you are in an emotional state/feeling
- after a uterine contraction, nerve impulses are sent to the ____________
- the three types of muscle tissue are skeletal tissue, smooth tissue and _______ tissue
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- the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature
- another word for control center
- a feedback which enhances or amplifies a change in a system of your body (2 words)
- the nervous system and the _________ ______ (2 words) is used during homeostasis
- a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down
- the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system
16 Clues: another word for control center • the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system • a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words) • a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down • the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature • a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function • ...
Homeostasis/ Tissues, Organs ans Systems 2013-11-28
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- nerves from the nervous system branch out from the ______ ____ (2 words) and send messages to the rest of the body from the brain
- a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function
- the combination of two systems that allows the body to move, and protects/supports other organs (2 words)
- the four main tissues are: the muscle tissue, the connective tissue, the __________ ______ (2 words)
- a system in hoemeostasis needs a sensor, an effector, and an __________
- the word for when you surface blood vessels constrict when feeling cold
- a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words)
- physical phenomenon of bumps on the skin that reacts when the body is feeling cold, or when you are in an emotional state/feeling
- after a uterine contraction, nerve impulses are sent to the ____________
- the three types of muscle tissue are skeletal tissue, smooth tissue and _______ tissue
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- the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature
- another word for control center
- a feedback which enhances or amplifies a change in a system of your body (2 words)
- the nervous system and the _________ ______ (2 words) is used during homeostasis
- a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down
- the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system
16 Clues: another word for control center • the cell, the tissue, the _____, then the system • a tissue made up of collected and grouped neurons (2 words) • a way that your body responds when it is hot, to cool you down • the homeostasis of maintaining a constant internal body temperature • a state of not containing enough water inside your body to function • ...
Skeletal & Muscular Systems 2015-01-02
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- Our ___ "tells" our muscles what to do.
- The name of the body system that helps you move.
- The name of the body system that include bones.
- Muscles contain blood ___.
- Some of our muscles are ___; they work on their own without us choosing to use them.
- The ribs protect both our lungs and our ____.
- What part of the bone produces blood cells?
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- The connective tissue that keeps bones attached to each other is called a ___.
- Most adults have two ___ and six bones in their bodies.
- It is the ___ that bring "messages" from our brain to our muscles.
- This bone protects our brain.
- Some of our muscles are ___; they are the ones we control.
- This is what connects a muscle to a bone.
- The backbone protects our ___.
- An elbow is an example of one of these.
- Muscles even help pump ___ through our bodies.
16 Clues: Muscles contain blood ___. • This bone protects our brain. • The backbone protects our ___. • Our ___ "tells" our muscles what to do. • An elbow is an example of one of these. • This is what connects a muscle to a bone. • What part of the bone produces blood cells? • The ribs protect both our lungs and our ____. • Muscles even help pump ___ through our bodies. • ...
Major Bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-21
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- a bone located in the middle of the chest.
- a set of seven irregularly shaped bones situated in the ankle area.
- a long bone in the forearm, lies parallel to the radius.
- the longest and strongest bone in your body.
- a small bone located in the front of the knee joint, it protects the knee.
- also called the shinbone, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg.
- a large bone of the forearm that extends from the side of the elbow to the thumb side of the wrist.
- bony framework thats protects the heart and lungs.
- bones that make up the fingers of the hand and the toes of the foot, there are 56 of them.
- it connects the breastplate to the shoulders.
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- also called the calf bone, smaller of the two bones in the lower leg.
- the intermediate bone in the human hand.
- a shield shaped bony structure that is connected to the pelvis.
- protects the face and forms a protective cavity for the brain.
- part of the mid foot, is tubular in shape.
- the body's central support structure, it connects the different parts of the skeleton together.
- armbone between your shoulder and your elbow.
- holds the lower teeth in place and forms the lower jawline.
- also known as the tail bone and is comprised of 4 vertebrae.
- Girdle a ring-like bony structure, located in the lower part of the trunk.
20 Clues: the intermediate bone in the human hand. • a bone located in the middle of the chest. • part of the mid foot, is tubular in shape. • the longest and strongest bone in your body. • armbone between your shoulder and your elbow. • it connects the breastplate to the shoulders. • bony framework thats protects the heart and lungs. • ...
Major Bones in the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- The only bone in the body that lies horizontally
- Also known as shoulder blade
- It's scientific name is metacarpus
- It's called the shin bone
- It lies medially and parallell to the radius.
- It lies laterally and parallel to the ulna
- The largest bone in the body and only bone in the thigh
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- The human skeleton has 12 pairs of them
- Bone that make up the wrist
- Also called the skull
- It is long, thin and lateral bone of the lower leg.
- It supports the spinal column
- It's also called the tailbone
- Also known as the kneecap
- The bones that make up the fingers and toes
- It is also called the breastbone
- Bone that's in the upper arm
- The largest, strongest and lowest bone in the human facial
- It's a spade-shaped bone
- They are bones of the midfoot and are tublar in shape
20 Clues: Also called the skull • It's a spade-shaped bone • Also known as the kneecap • It's called the shin bone • Bone that make up the wrist • Also known as shoulder blade • Bone that's in the upper arm • It supports the spinal column • It's also called the tailbone • It is also called the breastbone • It's scientific name is metacarpus • The human skeleton has 12 pairs of them • ...
Chapter 5 - Skeletal System Quiz #1 2021-10-12
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- found in medullary cavity of most adult bones
- diagonal break in bone
- part of skeleton; skull, spine and thoracic cage
- shaft of long bone
- cheekbone
- irregular ends of long bone
- bone cells that build bone
- opening, or hole, in occipital bone
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- lower jaw; only movable bone in skull
- suture found between frontal bone and parietal bones
- production of blood cells
- known as open fracture; bone pierces through skin
- bone on innermost section of eye cavity
- bone cell that breakdown bone
- hormone released when Ca+ levels are high
- type of bone found in epiphysis
- membrane surrounding diaphysis
- bone fractures into pieces
- bone bends and cracks; common in children
- membrane lining the marrow cavity
20 Clues: cheekbone • shaft of long bone • diagonal break in bone • production of blood cells • bone fractures into pieces • bone cells that build bone • irregular ends of long bone • bone cell that breakdown bone • membrane surrounding diaphysis • type of bone found in epiphysis • membrane lining the marrow cavity • opening, or hole, in occipital bone • lower jaw; only movable bone in skull • ...
Skeletal System Notes Part 1 Review 2023-02-08
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- Tailbone
- Canals that run horizontal connecting the Osteons
- Blood Cell formation
- cells that create and build osteocytes
- Shaft of the bone
- Type of bones that sternum, ribs and skull are
- Type of bone that the patella is
- Cells that consume old osteocytes
- cartilage covers the ends of bones
- Lower arm bone, lines up with your thumb
- Collarbone
- Jawbone
- Epiphysis closest to the trunk of the body
- Cavity chamber filled with bone marrow
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- Type of bone tissue that forms the walls of the diaphysis
- Canals that are vertical in the lamellae
- Surrounds bone
- Type of bone tissue found at the epiphysis, RBC are made here
- Type of bones that support weight, example tibia & Femur
- End of bones
- Mature bone cells
- Surrounds the osteocytes
- limbs, pectoral Girdle, Pelvic Girdle
- Shoulder blade
- Head, neck, trunk,Skull
25 Clues: Jawbone • Tailbone • Collarbone • End of bones • Surrounds bone • Shoulder blade • Shaft of the bone • Mature bone cells • Blood Cell formation • Head, neck, trunk,Skull • Surrounds the osteocytes • Type of bone that the patella is • Cells that consume old osteocytes • cartilage covers the ends of bones • limbs, pectoral Girdle, Pelvic Girdle • cells that create and build osteocytes • ...
Skeletal System- Diagnostic Tests and Procedures 2023-04-04
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- joint
- incision through the bone
- abnormal condition of small holes
- curve; swayback
- to bind together joints between vertebrae; surgical fusion or spinal fusion
- Visual examination of a joint using a scope
- tendon
- vertebrae; backbone
- process of cutting or incision of tendon
- around; surrounding
- bone marrow
- straightening of a bone abnormality
- tendon
- bone
- pain relieving drug
- deficiency
- surgical puncture of the joint space with a needle to removed accumulated fluid
- process; condition
- artificial replacement for a missing body part
- drug that reduces fever
- to bind or tie a joint together; surgical immobilization of a joint
- spinal tap
- humpback
- crooked; bent
- nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug; drug that relieves pain, inflammation, and fever. EX: ibuprofen
- resembling; like
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- a blood test performed to diagnose rheumatoid arthritis
- process; abnormal condition
- surgical repair of joint
- crooked; bent
- watery flow
- cartilage
- removal of limb, usually surgical
- softening
- process of involving the use of a syringe and needle to withdraw bone marrow; stem cell transplant
- surgical correction of the bone
- pain reliever and sleep inducer (reduces activity of the central nervous system)
- tumor; mass
- surgical removal of a herniated (ruptured) vertebral disc
- surgical removal of the bursa
- pain
- radiographic image used to diagnose skeletal changes in the body
- below; under
- slide
- flesh; connective tissue
45 Clues: bone • pain • joint • slide • tendon • tendon • humpback • cartilage • softening • deficiency • spinal tap • watery flow • bone marrow • tumor; mass • below; under • crooked; bent • crooked; bent • curve; swayback • resembling; like • process; condition • vertebrae; backbone • around; surrounding • pain relieving drug • drug that reduces fever • surgical repair of joint • flesh; connective tissue • incision through the bone • ...
Chapter 5 Crossword: The Skeletal System 2016-09-18
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- skeleton that is made up of the skull, spine, rib cage,etc.
- movement away from midline
- the shin bone
- movement toward midline
- excision of a joint
- a saclike connective structure found in some joints, protects against friction
- bone tissue
- a fracture or break caused by squeezing or opposing force
- backward bending of the hand or foot
- a bone disorder characterized by a decrease in bone density
- the long bone of the arm that goes from the shoulder to elbow
- arthritis immunilogic abnormality that causes an inflammation response with tissue destruction
- the shaft of a long bone
- the long bone of the thigh
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- to turn downward or backward with the hand or foot
- process a bony daggerlike projection at lower end of sternum
- the lateral forearm bone
- break without separation
- break is straight across the bone, at a right angle
- the heel bone
- a disease of cartilage
- a sideways curvature of the spine
- the breast bone
23 Clues: bone tissue • the shin bone • the heel bone • the breast bone • excision of a joint • a disease of cartilage • movement toward midline • the lateral forearm bone • break without separation • the shaft of a long bone • movement away from midline • the long bone of the thigh • a sideways curvature of the spine • backward bending of the hand or foot • ...
The Skeletal System By Katlyn Sammons 2016-02-13
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- connective tissue allowing movement
- wrist
- collar bone
- cartilage tumor
- arm
- bone formation
- bringing arm towards the body
- shoulder blade
- fibrous membrane joining cranial bones
- heel bone
- lateral curve in spine
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- break in bone
- lower jaw bone
- bone shaft
- cartilage formation
- surgical removal of a rib
- freely moving joint
- upper portion of hip bone
- tear in ligament
- joint pain
20 Clues: arm • wrist • heel bone • bone shaft • joint pain • collar bone • break in bone • lower jaw bone • bone formation • shoulder blade • cartilage tumor • tear in ligament • cartilage formation • freely moving joint • lateral curve in spine • surgical removal of a rib • upper portion of hip bone • bringing arm towards the body • connective tissue allowing movement • fibrous membrane joining cranial bones
Skeletal System: Bones and root words 2017-06-06
20 Clues: hip • jaw • arm • heel • neck • bone • back • thigh • wrist • temple • patella • fingers • forehead • movement • shoulder • tailbone • cartilage • collarbone • bone marrow • lateral curve
Medical Terminology #4: The Skeletal System 2023-11-27
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- formation and development of blood cells
- straight
- vertebra; spine
- bone marrow
- end of a long bone
- broken bone that breaks through the skin
- pore; duct; small opening
- fluid-filled sac on the sides of the joint to help with friction
- dense bone used to create the hard structure of the skeleton
- clear, thick fluid that helps to lubricate the joint
- rib
- broken bone that does not break through the skin
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- junction between the bones of the skull
- sac
- chest
- cartilage
- wrist
- foot
- porous bone usually at the epiphysis; surrounded by dense bone
- mature bone cells
- bone-forming cells
- spongy tissue in the middle of long bones that help produce red blood cells
- absorb bone tissue during growth/healing
- holes in the bone for blood vessels and nerves to pass through
- ankle
- skull
- crooked; bent
- joint
- bone
29 Clues: sac • rib • foot • bone • chest • wrist • ankle • skull • joint • straight • cartilage • bone marrow • crooked; bent • vertebra; spine • mature bone cells • bone-forming cells • end of a long bone • pore; duct; small opening • junction between the bones of the skull • formation and development of blood cells • absorb bone tissue during growth/healing • broken bone that breaks through the skin • ...
Body Systems 2023-01-30
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- cycles oxygen and carbon dioxide in body
- system group of organs working together to complete a function
- transportation system
- controls the body's activities
- controls waste and salt balance
- regulates body functions/releases hormones
- group of thousands of cells
- provides protection and defense from disease
- movement of organs
- a reaction to a stimulus
- provides response to foreign invaders
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- particles from food taken in by the body to energize and support body functions
- group of tissue that performs a function
- an outside for impacting ones body, invokes a response
- taking in of nutrients to energize the body
- balance of body functions
- provides structure and support
- breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- a living thing made up of cells, tissues, and organs
- basic unit of life
20 Clues: movement of organs • basic unit of life • transportation system • a reaction to a stimulus • balance of body functions • group of thousands of cells • controls the body's activities • provides structure and support • controls waste and salt balance • provides response to foreign invaders • breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • group of tissue that performs a function • ...
Cell Vocab- by Dewas & Dylan 2023-05-04
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- calcium storage, protein synthesis
- uses enzymes to break down waste
- cells that don't have a nucleus
- The basic units of life
- Helps Produce ATP for the cell
- cells that have a nucleus
- Helps photosynthesis for the Plant cell
- The control center of the cell
- Provides Fortification for the plant cell
- makes protein for the cell
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- The delivery of the cell
- serves as the cells skeletal system
- State that all biological organism are composed of cells
- Separates the interior of the cell from the outsie
- A cell with a specific function/task
- contains digestive enzymes
- provides structure for the cells
- The material that helps create the cell membrane
- The storage unit of the cell
19 Clues: The basic units of life • The delivery of the cell • cells that have a nucleus • contains digestive enzymes • makes protein for the cell • The storage unit of the cell • Helps Produce ATP for the cell • The control center of the cell • cells that don't have a nucleus • uses enzymes to break down waste • provides structure for the cells • calcium storage, protein synthesis • ...
Lesson 1 2014-08-26
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- is the heart,liver,etc.
- is made up of skin, nails, and hair
- moves your limbs and trunk
- made up of bones and joints
- uses a stomach, liver, gallblatter, and appendix
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- is a group of similar cells that preform a common function
- is connected to your spinal cord and brain
- transports nutrients, wastes, and gasses
- produces offspring
- moves waste from blood
- are the smallest structural and functional system of an organism
- defends against germs and diseases
12 Clues: produces offspring • moves waste from blood • is the heart,liver,etc. • moves your limbs and trunk • made up of bones and joints • defends against germs and diseases • is made up of skin, nails, and hair • transports nutrients, wastes, and gasses • is connected to your spinal cord and brain • uses a stomach, liver, gallblatter, and appendix • ...
Recap- Organisation of multicellular organisms (Silver) 2021-11-23
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- this organ system is made of bones and cartilage
- made up of different organs that work together to allow the body to function properly.
- this is what makes up a living organism this is the building block of life.
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- an organ that pumps blood to the cells
- this made of similar body cells that work together.
- examples of this type of organisation category includes the skin.
- an organ part of the female reproductive system
- an organ part of the male reproductive system
8 Clues: an organ that pumps blood to the cells • an organ part of the male reproductive system • an organ part of the female reproductive system • this organ system is made of bones and cartilage • this made of similar body cells that work together. • examples of this type of organisation category includes the skin. • ...
Chapter 23 2022-11-03
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- -Nerve cells that detect stimuli, or changes inside and outside of the body.
- -Cerebral lobe that regulates motors output and speech production.
- - Nerve fiber that transmits impulses away from the body.
- -Nervous system division that includes the brain and spinal cord.
- - The brain and spinal cord interpret sensory imput.
- -Impulsing conductive cells of the nervous system.
- -Subdivision of ANS that controls energy expenditure.
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- -Brain wave pattern associated with calmness.
- -Part of the brain responsible for muscle tone, posture, and balance.
- -Regulates involuntary responses.
- -Subdivision of the PNS that transmits signals to the skeletal muscles.
- - Place where signals are transmitted between 2 neurons
- -Nerve fiber that receives stimuli and transmits toward the body.
- -Fatty substance that increases the rate of impulse conduction.
- -Bundles of nerve fibers wrapped with layers of connective tissue.
- -Largest portion of the diencephalon.
16 Clues: -Regulates involuntary responses. • -Largest portion of the diencephalon. • -Brain wave pattern associated with calmness. • -Impulsing conductive cells of the nervous system. • - The brain and spinal cord interpret sensory imput. • -Subdivision of ANS that controls energy expenditure. • - Place where signals are transmitted between 2 neurons • ...
Holocaust Book Group 2 Vocab Puzzle 2021-04-12
20 Clues: bare • omen • filth • freed • flood • unity • gloomy • stifled • passion • required • skeletal • admitted • skeptical • cruelties • eliminate • derogatory • hopelessness • disappearing • perfectionist • clearly stated
Crossword puzzle 2021-12-15
sistem badan manusia 2020-10-12
5 Clues: System that supports the body is …………. system. • (b)System that regulates temperature is ………….. system • System that breaks down the food eaten is ………….. system • System that carries impulsesin the body is …………. system. • (c)Producing new individuals is the main function of ……………. system
Major bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- commonly referred to as the 'funny bone'
- heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee
- runs parallel to the tibia
- curved anterior bone of the shoulder
- a shield-shaped bony structure
- a set of seven irregular shaped bones situated in the foot in the ankle area
- composed of 8 small irregular bones of the wrist
- also known as accessory bone or kneecap
- lies laterally and parallel to the ulna
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- an oval, bony case that protects the brain
- bones that make up the fingers of the hand and toes of the feet.
- a series of 33 bones forming a backbone
- larger of the two bones that form the leg below the knee
- the bone that connects the humerus with the clavicle
- located in the forefoot, between the tarsals and phalanges
- triangular bone in the lower back
- protects major organs such as the heart
- lower part of the torso located between the abdomen and legs
- also known as the breastbone
- inner and larger bone of the forearm
20 Clues: runs parallel to the tibia • also known as the breastbone • a shield-shaped bony structure • triangular bone in the lower back • curved anterior bone of the shoulder • inner and larger bone of the forearm • a series of 33 bones forming a backbone • protects major organs such as the heart • also known as accessory bone or kneecap • lies laterally and parallel to the ulna • ...
Major bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-15
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- runs parallel to the tibia.
- the bone that connects the humerus with the clavicle.
- located in the forefoot, between the tarsals and phalanges.
- a series of 33 bones forming a backbone.
- an oval, bony case that protects the brain.
- a shield-shaped bony structure.
- curved anterior bone of the shoulder.
- inner and larger bone of the forearm.
- composed of 8 small irregular bones of the wrist.
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- commonly referred to as the 'funny bone'.
- larger of the two bones that form the leg below the knee.
- also known as accessory bone or kneecap.
- heavy, long bone that forms the leg above the knee.
- protects major organs such as the heart.
- lower part of the torso located between the abdomen and legs.
- a set of seven irregular shaped bones situated in the foot in the ankle area.
- lies laterally and parallel to the ulna.
- triangular bone in the lower back.
- bones that make up the fingers of the hand and toes of the feet.
- also known as the breastbone.
20 Clues: runs parallel to the tibia. • also known as the breastbone. • a shield-shaped bony structure. • triangular bone in the lower back. • curved anterior bone of the shoulder. • inner and larger bone of the forearm. • also known as accessory bone or kneecap. • protects major organs such as the heart. • a series of 33 bones forming a backbone. • ...
Chapter 8: Skeletal System : Axial Skeleton 2020-04-28
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- Are named for their distinctive type of holospondylous vertebra, termed a lepospondylous vertebra, in which the vertebral elements are fused.
- A median process on the front part of neural arch of the vertebrae of most snakes and some lizards.
- A fossa on the posterior median part of the neural arch of a vertebra that accommodates the zygosphene of the next vertebra.
- Is a ridge of cartilage in the trachea that occurs between the division of the two main bronchi.
- Is a smooth, rounded eminence on the lateral portion of the distal articular surface of the humerus.
- One of a pair of dorsal and lateral elements of the centrum of the vertebrae of the fish and of an extinct amphibian representing or formed from dorsal arcualia.
- This is the ribs of primitive tetrapod that having two heads that articulate with the vertebrae.
- Are paired ventrolateral processes, remnants of the hemal arch bases that may receive the articulation with ventral ribs.
- Are the unpaired segmental series of bones forming the body of sternum.
- A type of vertebra that has no centra.
- A centra with flat ends and seem especially suited to receive and distribute compressive forces within the vertebral column.
- Is a site of tendon or ligament attachment, it is also a normal developmental outgrowth of a bone.
- A vertebra having a large dorsal cresentric intercentrum, and a small dorsal paired pleurocentrum.
- In this type of tail, the vertebral column extends straight back, with the fin itself developed symmetrically above and below it.
- Is a long continuous rod of fibrous connective tissue wrapping a core of fluid or fluid-filled cells.
- These are restricted to the sides of the ventral body wall between sternum and pelvis and do not articulate with the vertebrae.
- A bone that is first of seven cervical vertebrae, it supports the weight of the skull.
- Are transient structures that will give rise to cells of the vertebrae and ribs, dermis of the dorsum, skeletal muscle of the body wall, back and limbs.
- It is attached to the vertebral column in complex ways, corresponding to the demands that active locomotion places upon the individual vertebrae.
- This was certainly one of the vertebral innovations of tetrapods that was seen first in labyrinthodonts.
- These centra are saddle-shaped articular surfaces at both ends.
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- Within turtles, it is a composite bony plate forming the floor of the shell, it consists of a fused group of ventral dermal elements, including contributions from the clavicles and interclavicle as well as dermal elements from the abdominal region.
- During embryonic development in some primitive fishes, mesenchymal cells that gather around the notochord first form discrete blocks of cartilage, up to four pairs per segment.
- Is a midventral skeletal structure that is endochondral in embryonic origin and arises within the ventral connective tissue septum and adjacent myosepta.
- A type of tail that is characteristics of teleosts, has equal lobes and appears to be symmetrical, but the narrowed vertebral column that runs to its base slants upward to form the support for the dorsal edge of the fin.
- Part of the skeleton that consists of the bones of the head and trunk of a vertebrate.
- A vertebra that is characterized by fused construction of all components and the specific type shown is a lepospondylous vertebra.
- This centrum is if each surface is concave and a design that seems to allow limited motion in most directions.
- It is the uppermost segment of the sternum of humans and many other mammals that is somewhat triangular flattened bone with anterolateral borders which articulate with the clavicle.
- It is characterizes centra that are reverse shape, concave posteriorly and convex anteriorly.
- It is a skeletal structure of birds and other dinosaurs, in which the sacrum is extended by incorporation of additional fused or partially fused caudal or lumbar vertebrae and it can only be seen in birds.
- A laterally or more or less ventrally directed process or appendage of a vertebra forming a rib or part corresponding to a rib.
- A type of tail that forms if the posterior end of the vertebral column turns upward and into this dorsal lobe, forming its central axis.
- This is the hemal arches below expand into supportive struts to which the rest of the fin attaches.
- A centra that are concave anteriorly and convex posteriorly.
- A process that is the formed prolongation of the angle of junction of the lower and left lateral borders in the head of the pancreas.
- A type of vertebra with only one centrum per segment.
- Is an external or internal framework of bone, cartilage or other rigid material supporting or containing the body of an animal or plant.
- A vertebrate whose embryo is wrapped in an amnion.
- Provide sites for secure muscle attachment, help suspend the body, form a protective case around viscera , and sometimes serve as accessory breathing devices.
40 Clues: A type of vertebra that has no centra. • A vertebrate whose embryo is wrapped in an amnion. • A type of vertebra with only one centrum per segment. • A centra that are concave anteriorly and convex posteriorly. • These centra are saddle-shaped articular surfaces at both ends. • Are the unpaired segmental series of bones forming the body of sternum. • ...
Bones in the Human Skeletal System 2020-04-24
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- People who are double jointed have extra ________ ligaments.
- The talus and calcaneus bones are part of the _________.
- The _______ (found in the leg) is the longest bone in the human body.
- The ______ cage consists of 12 pairs of long, curving bones.
- Phalanges are _________ bones.
- The _________ is the scientific name for the knee cap.
- The __________ is the upper arm.
- The lower arm contains the ______ and radius.
- This is the only bone in the head that is not fused together by adulthood.
- This column is another name for the back bone.
- This bone protects the heart.
- Bones meet at ___________.
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- ________ Is a disease of the bones and is characterized by fragile, brittle bones that can break easily.
- The three bones in the hip unite at the ___________.
- The clavicle is also known as the ___________.
- These bones have different shapes (ex pelvis).
- Ball and socket joints can be fond at your shoulder and ________.
- Act as blood repair kit.
- Knees are examples of a ______ joint.
- This is the most abundant mineral found in bones.
- The ________ metacarpal in the hand moves independently of the others.
- The vertebral column protects this cord.
22 Clues: Act as blood repair kit. • Bones meet at ___________. • This bone protects the heart. • Phalanges are _________ bones. • The __________ is the upper arm. • Knees are examples of a ______ joint. • The vertebral column protects this cord. • The lower arm contains the ______ and radius. • The clavicle is also known as the ___________. • ...
Part D - Crossword Puzzle [Skeletal System] 2021-11-29
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- The number of coxae bones that make up the hip (not including fused bones).
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" of the scapula.
- The capitate, scaphoid, and hamate belong to a group called the ______ bones.
- The fluid-filled sacs that reduce friction at particular joints such as the knee.
- The lateral bone of the lower leg.
- The anatomical name for the collar bone.
- The lateral bone of the antebrachium (forearm).
- The division of the skeletal system that includes the skull.
- The suture that connects the two parietal bones.
- This term refers to the shaft of the bone.
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- The fluid that is associated with many fully-movable joints.
- The vertebrae to which ribs attach.
- The bone-forming cells.
- The type of bone that is made of osteons.
- The cavity that serves as the "socket" into which the femur fits.
- These are openings within the skull bones that allow it to be lighter and easier for humans to lift and move our head around.
- The anatomical name for the cheekbone.
- This term refers to the anatomical term for the ends of long bones (plural).
- The anatomical name for the heel bone of the foot.
- The most inferior portion of the sternum.
20 Clues: The bone-forming cells. • The lateral bone of the lower leg. • The vertebrae to which ribs attach. • The anatomical name for the cheekbone. • The anatomical name for the collar bone. • The type of bone that is made of osteons. • The most inferior portion of the sternum. • This term refers to the shaft of the bone. • The lateral bone of the antebrachium (forearm). • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2016-09-18
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- wrist bone
- mature bone cells
- bending a joint
- physician who treats joint and connective tissue disorders
- formation of bone
- the bone above the upper teeth
- disintegration of a joint
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- the collarbone
- the breast bone
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- disease of cartilage
- saclike connective structure found in some joints
- bone tissue
- inner membrane layer of the bone
- shin bone
- having to do with something attached
- the lower jawbone
- having to do with an arm
- knee cap
- injury to a ligament
20 Clues: knee cap • shin bone • wrist bone • bone tissue • the collarbone • bending a joint • the breast bone • mature bone cells • formation of bone • the lower jawbone • disease of cartilage • injury to a ligament • having to do with an arm • disintegration of a joint • the bone above the upper teeth • inner membrane layer of the bone • dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
The Skeletal System: Joints and Movement 2016-02-19
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- connect bone to bone
- joints located in your skull
- when the sole of the foot is turned inward
- drawing a part backward
- palms facing upward
- to move away from the body's midline
- two or more bones joined together
- when the sole of the foot is turned outward
- joints found in knees and elbows
- connect muscle to bone
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- flexion/ flexes the foot or toes downward towards the sole
- joint found in the base of your thumb
- palms facing downward
- when a bone "spins" on its axis
- increases the angle between two bones
- flat or slightly curved joint
- circular arm movement for an example
- movement of a part forward
- joints such as the knee that have synovial fluid as a lubricant
- joint that provides two axis of movement through the same bone
- flexion of the foot in an upward motion
- to move toward the midline of the body
- decreases the angle between two bones
- joints found in neck and forearm
24 Clues: palms facing upward • connect bone to bone • palms facing downward • connect muscle to bone • drawing a part backward • movement of a part forward • joints located in your skull • flat or slightly curved joint • when a bone "spins" on its axis • joints found in neck and forearm • joints found in knees and elbows • two or more bones joined together • ...
Skeletal System Crossword Puzzle - Chapter 5 2015-09-11
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- heel bone
- the lateral leg bone
- kneecap
- formation of cartilage
- dones, flexible connective tissue
- straight line through a physical body
- to straighten a joint
- sole of the foot; seven bones making up the bottom of the foot
- medical term for the vertebrae (L1-L5) in the lower spinal column
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- shin bone
- one of the three bones fused together to form the hip bone
- bone formation
- saclike connective structure found in some joints
- thighbone
- the bones between the tarsals and the phalanges of the foot
- membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone
- shaft of the long bone
- one of the two bones (other is ulna) extending from the elbow to the wrist
- medical term for the vertebrae (C1-C7) in the neck region
- chest
20 Clues: chest • kneecap • shin bone • heel bone • thighbone • bone formation • the lateral leg bone • to straighten a joint • formation of cartilage • shaft of the long bone • dones, flexible connective tissue • straight line through a physical body • membrane that surrounds the outside of the bone • saclike connective structure found in some joints • ...
Module 7- The Skeletal System Products 2014-10-09
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- A bone deformity on the base of the foot
- Anti-inflammatory herb
- Pain relieving amino acid.
- An amino acid that may prevent calcium loss in urine.
- An oil which aids inflammation and mobility
- A complex of vitamins which may aid uric acid build up
- A blood cleansing herb
- with calcium, may aid bone health.
- With Vitamin C, may aid healing
- A vitamin which deposits minerals into the bone matrix. Also known as 'Menadione' and is in alfalfa.
- a disc rupture
- Increases synovial fluid production
- A cream which is used as a massage.
- A pain reliever.
- A juice which helps prevent the build up of uric acid.
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- The narrowing of the spine
- A shin injury which is a fracture of the tibia.
- a mineral which prevents gout
- Deficiency in this mineral may aggravate inflammation
- Promotes Repair
- A vitamin which may help calcium deposit into bones
- a Mineral which is important for bone healing
- A herb which stimulates bone healing
- An anti-inflammatory enzyme
- A vitamin which is an anti-oxidant which is good for repair
- Anti-inflammatory gel
- The curving of the spine
- Also known as 'knitbone'
- A detox tea
29 Clues: A detox tea • a disc rupture • Promotes Repair • A pain reliever. • Anti-inflammatory gel • Anti-inflammatory herb • A blood cleansing herb • The curving of the spine • Also known as 'knitbone' • The narrowing of the spine • Pain relieving amino acid. • An anti-inflammatory enzyme • a mineral which prevents gout • With Vitamin C, may aid healing • with calcium, may aid bone health. • ...
PMT 121 Skeletal System Pathology Crossword 2015-01-30
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- Inflammatory arthritis resulting from the accumulation of uric acid crystals in joints
- Tempromandibular Joint Dysfunction
- Disruption or break in the continuity of a bone
- Chronic, inflammatory arthritis that fuses the joints
- Temporary displacement of two or more bones at a joint
- Joint trauma that stretches or tears ligaments
- Loss of normal bone density that is suspect to fractures
- Frozen shoulder
- Inflammation of bursae
- Arthritis of the spine
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- Excessive bone remodling resulting in weak enlarged and deformed bones
- Smooth, round bump under the skin
- Chronic, inflammatory arthritis that affects the small joints of fingers then progresses to other joints
- An accumulation of fluid behing the knee
- Exaggerated thoracic spine curvature - Humpback
- Exaggerated anterior lumbar spine curvature - Swayback
- Degeneration of the articular cartilage between the patella and femur
- Recurring arthritis that affects joints, skin, the heart and nervous system
- Degenerative joint disorder
- Bone cancer
- Lateral curvature of the spine - S Shaped
- Degenerative changes in the spine
22 Clues: Bone cancer • Frozen shoulder • Inflammation of bursae • Arthritis of the spine • Degenerative joint disorder • Smooth, round bump under the skin • Degenerative changes in the spine • Tempromandibular Joint Dysfunction • An accumulation of fluid behing the knee • Lateral curvature of the spine - S Shaped • Joint trauma that stretches or tears ligaments • ...
PMT 121 Skeletal System Pathology Crossword 2015-01-30
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- Inflammation of bursae
- Bone cancer
- Degeneration of the articular cartilage between the patella and femur
- Frozen shoulder
- Inflammatory arthritis resulting from the accumulation of uric acid crystals in joints
- Lateral curvature of the spine - S Shaped
- Tempromandibular Joint Dysfunction
- Disruption or break in the continuity of a bone
- Arthritis of the spine
- Joint trauma that stretches or tears ligaments
- Exaggerated thoracic spine curvature - Humpback
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- Degenerative changes in the spine
- Smooth, round bump under the skin
- Recurring arthritis that affects joints, skin, the heart and nervous system
- Loss of normal bone density that is suspect to fractures
- Chronic, inflammatory arthritis that fuses the joints
- Chronic, inflammatory arthritis that affects the small joints of fingers then progresses to other joints
- Temporary displacement of two or more bones at a joint
- Degenerative joint disorder
- Excessive bone remodling resulting in weak enlarged and deformed bones
- An accumulation of fluid behing the knee
- Exaggerated anterior lumbar spine curvature - Swayback
22 Clues: Bone cancer • Frozen shoulder • Inflammation of bursae • Arthritis of the spine • Degenerative joint disorder • Degenerative changes in the spine • Smooth, round bump under the skin • Tempromandibular Joint Dysfunction • An accumulation of fluid behing the knee • Lateral curvature of the spine - S Shaped • Joint trauma that stretches or tears ligaments • ...
Module 4 A/P Skeletal System 2023-10-20
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- type of bone with trabeculae
- mass of tissue that connects the ends of a broken bone
- property of bone when low on collagen
- comprises compact bone tissue
- mass of blood confined to a limited space
- type of synovial joint that offers the greatest range of motion
- this hormone stimulates bone growth by increasing osteoblast activity
- type of growth that may still occur after epiphyseal plate is ossified
- mature bone cell surrounded by bone matrix
- name of the twirling motion of arms at the shoulder
- motion of elbow when hand reaches for face
- part of the bone matrix which gives bones some flexibility and tensile strength
- bone-forming cell
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- the type of gland that secretes PTH
- a mineral component in bone
- large, multi-nucleated cell that breaks down bone
- type of callus which holds pieces of bone together while bone repairs takes place
- motion of shoulder when you bring your arm down to your sides
- extensions of bone cells that allow them to communicate with one another
- type of synovial joint with smallest range of motion
- type of fluid to lubricate the joint
- one type of joint that offers little to no motion
- the position when one stands upright with feet facing forward, upper limbs hanging at sides, palms facing forward with thumbs to the outside
23 Clues: bone-forming cell • a mineral component in bone • type of bone with trabeculae • comprises compact bone tissue • the type of gland that secretes PTH • type of fluid to lubricate the joint • property of bone when low on collagen • mass of blood confined to a limited space • mature bone cell surrounded by bone matrix • motion of elbow when hand reaches for face • ...
Key terms in the Skeletal System 2025-10-17
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- loosening/setting free
- Curve
- Joint
- Abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
- inflammation of a joint
- wear and tear arthritis
- bone fracture that breaks through the skin
- Stiffness
- treats misalignment of the spine
- Connect Bone to Bone
- total knee arthoplasty
- To bind/tie together
- a fibrous sac that acts as a cushion
- total hip arthroplasty
- magnetic resonance imaging
- Hump
- imflammation of a bursa
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- specialist in care for the feet
- spinalcord/bonemarrow
- cartilage
- Abnormal softening of the Cartilage
- smooth rubbery connective tissue
- vertebrae/backbone
- total displacement of a bone from its joint
- Swayback
- two or more bones join together
- lines the capsule and secretes synovial fluid
- X-ray
- the partial displacement of a bone from its joint
- Abnormal increase in the outward curvature of the spine
30 Clues: Hump • Curve • Joint • X-ray • Swayback • cartilage • Stiffness • vertebrae/backbone • Connect Bone to Bone • To bind/tie together • spinalcord/bonemarrow • loosening/setting free • total knee arthoplasty • total hip arthroplasty • inflammation of a joint • wear and tear arthritis • imflammation of a bursa • magnetic resonance imaging • specialist in care for the feet • two or more bones join together • ...
chapter 3 group 1 skeletal system 2025-11-17
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- – a benign bone tumor covered with cartilage, usually near a growth plate.
- – an artificial replacement for a missing body part, such as a limb or joint.
- – a malignant tumor of bone marrow, typically involving abnormal plasma cells.
- – inflammation of bone tissue.
- fracture – a fracture in which the bone breaks through the skin.
- – the cup-shaped socket of the hip bone that holds the head of the femur.
- – the surgical wiring or suturing of bones.
- necrosis – death of bone tissue caused by inadequate blood supply.
- surgeon – a physician specializing in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of bone, joint, and muscular disorders.
- fracture – a collapse of bone, often occurring in vertebrae due to trauma or osteoporosis.
- – surgical removal of the lamina of a vertebra to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves.
- fixation – surgical stabilization of a fracture using implants such as plates, screws, or rods.
- – reduced bone density that is less severe than osteoporosis.
- – a childhood disorder caused by vitamin D or calcium deficiency leading to soft, deformed bones.
- – the intentional surgical breaking of a bone to correct a deformity.
- – the long bones of the hand located between the wrist and finger bones.
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- fracture – a break in bone that occurs because the bone was weakened by disease.
- – bone
- – softening of bones due to poor mineralization, commonly from vitamin D deficiency in adults.
- – the long bones of the foot between the ankle bones and the toes.
- – spinal cord or bone marrow
- – skull
- – the rounded bony prominence on each side of the ankle joint.
- hip fracture – a hip fracture occurring in weakened, osteoporotic bone, often from a minor fall.
- – a serious infection of bone and bone marrow.
- – the individual bones forming the spinal column.
- – a chronic condition of decreased bone mass causing fragile, easily fractured bones.
- – inflammation of the periosteum, the connective tissue covering the bone.
- fracture – a fracture in which the bone is shattered or crushed into three or more pieces.
- – premature fusion of cranial sutures causing abnormal skull shape and potential pressure on the brain.
- disease – a chronic bone disorder involving abnormal bone remodeling that leads to enlarged, weak, and deformed bones.
- x-ray absorptiometry – a low-dose imaging test used to measure bone mineral density and diagnose osteoporosis.
- – the upper portion of the sternum that connects with the clavicles and first ribs.
- – rib
34 Clues: – rib • – bone • – skull • – spinal cord or bone marrow • – inflammation of bone tissue. • – the surgical wiring or suturing of bones. • – a serious infection of bone and bone marrow. • – the individual bones forming the spinal column. • – reduced bone density that is less severe than osteoporosis. • – the rounded bony prominence on each side of the ankle joint. • ...
Muscular System Crossword Puzzle 2024-09-26
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- Connects bone to bone
- Chemical energy for muscle contraction (Abbrev.)
- Which muscle type is voluntary
- Smiling muscle
- Separates Thoracic from abdominal cavity
- Oxygen Debt
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- Largest quadriceps muscle
- Muscle tissue without striations
- Fibrous Sheath holding connective tissue of muscle fibers
- Chewing Muscle
- Muscle considered a prime mover
- # of different skeletal muscles
- Connects muscle to bone
13 Clues: Oxygen Debt • Smiling muscle • Chewing Muscle • Connects bone to bone • Connects muscle to bone • Largest quadriceps muscle • Which muscle type is voluntary • Muscle considered a prime mover • # of different skeletal muscles • Muscle tissue without striations • Separates Thoracic from abdominal cavity • Chemical energy for muscle contraction (Abbrev.) • ...
The Skeletal System- Bones and Joints 2014-02-11
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- Bones of the wrist.
- A fracture where broken ends of bones are jammed into each other.
- Forms the framework for the arms and legs.
- Freely moveable joints
- Bones that form the bridge of the nose
- Most common joint disorder.
- A bone of the forearm on the pinky finger side.
- A fracture where the bone does not penetrate the skin.
- a natural opening on passageway
- Breastbone where CPR is performed.
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- The lower leg bone that in not weight bearing.
- A break or rupture in a bone.
- Twelve vertebrae of the spinal column.
- Upper arm bone
- Slightly moveable joints
- The five larger vertebrae near the end of the vertebral column.
- A type of fx in which the bone has been twisted apart.
- Includes the bony framework of the head and trunk.
- another word for collarbone
- First cervical vertebrae
20 Clues: Upper arm bone • Bones of the wrist. • Freely moveable joints • Slightly moveable joints • First cervical vertebrae • another word for collarbone • Most common joint disorder. • A break or rupture in a bone. • a natural opening on passageway • Breastbone where CPR is performed. • Twelve vertebrae of the spinal column. • Bones that form the bridge of the nose • ...
Chapter 5 Crossword: The Skeletal System 2016-09-18
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- skeleton that is made up of the skull, spine, rib cage,etc.
- movement away from midline
- the shin bone
- movement toward midline
- excision of a joint
- a saclike connective structure found in some joints, protects against friction
- bone tissue
- a fracture or break caused by squeezing or opposing force
- backward bending of the hand or foot
- a bone disorder characterized by a decrease in bone density
- the long bone of the arm that goes from the shoulder to elbow
- arthritis immunilogic abnormality that causes an inflammation response with tissue destruction
- the shaft of a long bone
- the long bone of the thigh
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- to turn downward or backward with the hand or foot
- process a bony daggerlike projection at lower end of sternum
- the lateral forearm bone
- break without separation
- break is straight across the bone, at a right angle
- the heel bone
- a disease of cartilage
- a sideways curvature of the spine
- the breast bone
23 Clues: bone tissue • the shin bone • the heel bone • the breast bone • excision of a joint • a disease of cartilage • movement toward midline • the lateral forearm bone • break without separation • the shaft of a long bone • movement away from midline • the long bone of the thigh • a sideways curvature of the spine • backward bending of the hand or foot • ...
Chapter 5 Skeletal System Medical Terminology 2016-09-18
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- the lower jawbone
- having to do with an arm
- the collarbone
- wrist bone
- formation of bone
- inner membrane layer of the bone
- having to do with something attached
- disintegration of a joint
- bone tissue
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- shin bone
- dense, flexible connective tissue
- the bone above the upper teeth
- disease of cartilage
- injury to a ligament
- knee cap
- mature bone cells
- physician who treats joint and connective tissue disorders
- the breast bone
- bending a joint
- saclike connective structure found in some joints
20 Clues: knee cap • shin bone • wrist bone • bone tissue • the collarbone • the breast bone • bending a joint • the lower jawbone • formation of bone • mature bone cells • disease of cartilage • injury to a ligament • having to do with an arm • disintegration of a joint • the bone above the upper teeth • inner membrane layer of the bone • dense, flexible connective tissue • ...
Major Bones of the Skeletal System 2021-02-12
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- The name for you finger and toe bone
- I am your breast/chest bone
- The bone in your foot
- Oh no! you broke your hip.
- I am the cap that your knee wears.
- I am behind the tibia
- I'm the bone found in your forearm
- I am in your wrist. Flick! Flick!
- I protect your vital organs
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- The bone in your hand
- Point of the elbow, forms a hinge
- Hi! I'm your collar bone.
- I am the longest bone in the human body
- I am an irregular bone found in your back
- I am commonly known as the Skull/Head Bone
- Essential for eating
- Hi! I'm your shin. Don't kick me, it hurts!
- I'm not your your collar! I'm your shoulder!
- My name is actually quite FUNNY
- I am known as your ankle bone
20 Clues: Essential for eating • The bone in your hand • The bone in your foot • I am behind the tibia • Hi! I'm your collar bone. • Oh no! you broke your hip. • I am your breast/chest bone • I protect your vital organs • I am known as your ankle bone • My name is actually quite FUNNY • Point of the elbow, forms a hinge • I am in your wrist. Flick! Flick! • I am the cap that your knee wears. • ...
Ch. 4 Skeletal System Word Parts 2024-11-06
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- surgical puncture to remove fluid
- process of cutting; incision
- bursa, sac of fluid near joint
- pain
- within; into
- surgical removal, excision
- inflammation
- numbness; sleep; stupor
- rib
- change; beyond
- process; condition
- softening
- not
- bone
- slide
- extremities
- visual examination using a scope
- joint
- lumbar region; loin
- between
- watery flow
- foot
- humpback
- ankles
- curve, swayback
- around, surrounding
- wrist
- abnormal condition of small holes
- spine; vertebra
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- to bind; tie together
- fever
- bone marrow, spinal cord
- tumor, mass
- together, with
- neck, cervix (neck of uterus)
- abnormal condition
- deficiency
- straight
- like, resembling
- above
- skull
- instrument used to view
- surgical repair
- crooked; bent; stiff; fused together
- lubricating fluid of joints
- flesh, connective tissue
- cartilage
- sacrum
- arm
- solid structure; steroid
- under, below
- against
- crooked, bent
- foot; child
- hand
55 Clues: rib • not • arm • pain • bone • foot • hand • fever • above • skull • slide • joint • wrist • sacrum • ankles • between • against • straight • humpback • softening • cartilage • deficiency • tumor, mass • extremities • watery flow • foot; child • within; into • inflammation • under, below • crooked, bent • together, with • change; beyond • surgical repair • curve, swayback • spine; vertebra • like, resembling • abnormal condition • process; condition • ...
Muscular and skeletal system in children 2025-10-02
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- Disease caused by vitamin D deficiency leading to bowed legs in children
- The lower jaw bone
- Soft connective tissue inside bones that produces blood cells
- The strongest muscle of chewing
- The collarbone
- The chest bone in front of rib cage
- The fluid that lubricates joints
- Childhood inflammation of joints causing pain and stiffness
- Soft spots in infant skulls
- i
- Muscle in front of upper arm used for flexing
- Condition of soft bones in children due to calcium deficiency
- Large calf muscle used for walking and running
- Muscle type found in stomach and intestines
- Genetic disease with brittle bones in children
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- Movement when a limb is straightened
- The upper arm bone
- The large muscle of chest
- Muscle attached to bones for voluntary movement
- Inherited disorder causing muscle weakness in boys
- The basic structural unit of bone
- Fibrous tissue connecting bone to bone
- The longest bone in the human body
- The place where two bones meet
- Strong fibrous tissue attaching muscle to bone
- The backbone or spinal column
- Muscle at the back of upper arm used for extension
- The bone protecting the brain
- Muscle of the heart
- The freely movable joint in shoulder and hip
- Joint that allows movement in one direction only like elbow or knee
31 Clues: i • The collarbone • The upper arm bone • The lower jaw bone • Muscle of the heart • The large muscle of chest • Soft spots in infant skulls • The backbone or spinal column • The bone protecting the brain • The place where two bones meet • The strongest muscle of chewing • The fluid that lubricates joints • The basic structural unit of bone • The longest bone in the human body • ...
