skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Skeletal System 2021-10-01
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- smaller bone in the calf
- hip bone
- joint that allows the greatest range of motion
- bone in center of chest
- upper leg bone
- lower arm bone on side with the thumb
- back bone
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- collar bone
- lower arm bone on side with the pinky
- joint that allows one bone to slide over another
- joint that allows one bone to rotate around another
- upper arm bone
- joint that allows forward and backward movement
- thicker shin bone
- bones connected to the sternum and spine
- bone on top of the head
16 Clues: hip bone • back bone • collar bone • upper arm bone • upper leg bone • thicker shin bone • bone in center of chest • bone on top of the head • smaller bone in the calf • lower arm bone on side with the pinky • lower arm bone on side with the thumb • bones connected to the sternum and spine • joint that allows the greatest range of motion • joint that allows forward and backward movement • ...
Skeletal System 2021-10-01
Across
- upper leg bone
- bones connected to the sternum and spine
- smaller bone in the calf
- lower arm bone on side with the pinky
- joint that allows one bone to slide over another
- back bone
- bone in center of chest
- thicker shin bone
Down
- hip bone
- lower arm bone on side with the thumb
- joint that allows the greatest range of motion
- collar bone
- joint that allows forward and backward movement
- bone on top of the head
- upper arm bone
- joint that allows one bone to rotate around another
16 Clues: hip bone • back bone • collar bone • upper leg bone • upper arm bone • thicker shin bone • bone on top of the head • bone in center of chest • smaller bone in the calf • lower arm bone on side with the thumb • lower arm bone on side with the pinky • bones connected to the sternum and spine • joint that allows the greatest range of motion • joint that allows forward and backward movement • ...
Skeletal System 2021-12-10
Across
- bone that protects your brain
- protects your heart and lungs
- known as your shoulder blade
- known as your knee cap
- connective tissue that covers bone
- cheek bone
- bone that store fat
- a tear in a ligament
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- weakest bone in the body
- bridge in your nose
- the inside of the bones
- lower jaw bone
- connects bone to bone
- largest bone in the skeletal system
- smallest bones in the body
- known as the tailbone
16 Clues: cheek bone • lower jaw bone • bridge in your nose • bone that store fat • a tear in a ligament • connects bone to bone • known as the tailbone • known as your knee cap • the inside of the bones • weakest bone in the body • smallest bones in the body • known as your shoulder blade • bone that protects your brain • protects your heart and lungs • connective tissue that covers bone • ...
Skeletal System 2022-05-06
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- A condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- space between two vertebrae
- smaller of the two bones that make up the forearm
- a cell that produces bone tissue
- inflammation of cartilage that connects a rib to the sternum
- root word for spine
- joint
- bone marrow
- large bone that lies in the upper back (shoulder blade)
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- ends of a long bone
- absorption into the circulatory system of tissue or cells
- freely moveable joint
- immovable joint such as joints between the skull bones
- first cervical vertebrae
- bone
- softening of the bone
16 Clues: bone • joint • bone marrow • ends of a long bone • root word for spine • freely moveable joint • softening of the bone • first cervical vertebrae • space between two vertebrae • a cell that produces bone tissue • smaller of the two bones that make up the forearm • A condition in which bones become weak and brittle • immovable joint such as joints between the skull bones • ...
Skeletal System 2022-04-27
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- fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
- dense/hard, appears smooth, longer than wide, long shaft with enlarged ends
- supplies bone cells with nutrients
- forms a cage to protect major organs
- limbs and girdles that attach them to axial
- ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone
- knee cap
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- forehead/upper part of the bony structure surrounding the eyes
- bone-destroying cells
- the longer of the forearm bones
- ends of the bone, composed mostly of spongy bone
- rings of hard calcified matrix surrounding haversion canals
- allow for growth of long bone during childhood
- irregularly shaped bone located between the eye orbits
- the cheekbones
- smallest bone in the body
16 Clues: knee cap • the cheekbones • bone-destroying cells • smallest bone in the body • the longer of the forearm bones • supplies bone cells with nutrients • forms a cage to protect major organs • limbs and girdles that attach them to axial • fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones • allow for growth of long bone during childhood • ...
Skeletal system 2022-09-16
16 Clues: jaw • Bicep • your hips • your toes • collarbone • spine bone • Biggest bone • wrist movement • shoulder blades • inward leg bone • outward leg bone • connects the ribs • Protects the brain • Protecting the heart • connected to the pelvis • connected to shoulder blades and sternum
Skeletal System 2023-02-06
Across
- the collar bone
- the bone with the most jokes
- rhymes with Elvis
- they protect the brain
- the other lower leg bone
- can move a lot
- inner arm bone
- the backbone that keeps you straight
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- outer arm bone
- they are the strongest bone in the body
- joints with restricted movement
- the shin bone
- the blade on your shoulder
- bone-like substance found in your nose and joints
- the bone in your knee
- they protect the heart and lungs
16 Clues: the shin bone • outer arm bone • can move a lot • inner arm bone • the collar bone • rhymes with Elvis • the bone in your knee • they protect the brain • the other lower leg bone • the blade on your shoulder • the bone with the most jokes • joints with restricted movement • they protect the heart and lungs • the backbone that keeps you straight • they are the strongest bone in the body • ...
Skeletal System 2023-02-16
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- resides within the medullary cavity
- vascular fiborous covering absent from articular ends
- this type of bone develops within a tendon
- protects from bone on bone contact
- the long part of a long bone
- like houses for bone cells
- this word means cells
- not for use in the kitchen but helps reduce skeletalweight
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- irregular varied shape
- farthest from the body
- mainly collagen and inorganic salts
- gives bone its resistance to crushing
- tightly packed with a continuous ECM
- forms a joint with another bone
- basic building block of compact bone
- dried framework
16 Clues: dried framework • this word means cells • irregular varied shape • farthest from the body • like houses for bone cells • the long part of a long bone • forms a joint with another bone • protects from bone on bone contact • resides within the medullary cavity • mainly collagen and inorganic salts • tightly packed with a continuous ECM • basic building block of compact bone • ...
skeletal system 2024-07-20
Across
- a bone-forming cell
- pressure on a nerve in your wrist. It causes tingling, numbness and pain in your hand and fingers.
- a disorder of the body's connective tissues, a group of tissues that maintain the structure of the body and support internal organs and other tissues.
- any of the soft, boneless areas in the skull of a baby or young animal, which are later closed up by the formation of bone
- chronic inflammation of the joints, esp those that bear weight, with pain and stiffness
- to cause or undergo necrosis
- a long-term condition that causes pain, swelling and stiffness in the joints. The condition usually affects the hands, feet and wrists.
- a neck injury caused by the head suddenly moving forwards and then back again
- inflammation of a bone
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- inflammation of bone marrow, caused by infection
- a condition, characterized by failure of normal conversion of cartilage into bone, that begins during fetal life and results in dwarfism
- a disease that children can get when their food does not contain enough Vitamin D. It makes their bones soft and causes their liver and spleen to become too large.
- a benign tumour composed of bone or bonelike tissue
- an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine, of congenital origin or caused by trauma or disease of the vertebrae or hipbones
- a stitch made to join together the open parts of a wound, especially one made after a patient has been operated on.
- any surgical incision into the skull, esp to expose the brain for neurosurgery
16 Clues: a bone-forming cell • inflammation of a bone • to cause or undergo necrosis • inflammation of bone marrow, caused by infection • a benign tumour composed of bone or bonelike tissue • a neck injury caused by the head suddenly moving forwards and then back again • any surgical incision into the skull, esp to expose the brain for neurosurgery • ...
Skeletal System 2022-11-28
Across
- the bone that forms your upper jaw
- consists of the right and left hip bones
- bone that runs from the shoulder and scapula
- bones of the wrist that connect the distal aspects
- one of the two bones that make up the forearm
- your thigh bone
- the long curved bones which form the rib
- the largest sesamoid bone in the human body
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- long bone in the lower extremity that is positioned on the lateral side of the tibia.
- consist of seven short bones located at the proximal region of the foot.
- jaw or a jawbone, especially the lower
- the shinbone, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg
- the bone that connects the arm to the body.
- a shield-shaped bony structure that is located at the base of the lumbar vertebrae and that is connected to the pelvis
- Skull
- column - Spine
16 Clues: Skull • column - Spine • your thigh bone • the bone that forms your upper jaw • jaw or a jawbone, especially the lower • consists of the right and left hip bones • the long curved bones which form the rib • the bone that connects the arm to the body. • the largest sesamoid bone in the human body • bone that runs from the shoulder and scapula • ...
Skeletal System 2021-02-18
16 Clues: Head • Knee cap • Tailbone • Backbone • Lower jaw • Hip bones • Collar bone • Upper arm bone • Protect organs • Toes and fingers • Bone in upper leg • Bone in center of chest • Larger bone in lower leg • Smaller bone in lower leg • Lower arm bone (to thumb) • Lower arm bone (to pinkie)
Skeletal System 2021-10-28
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- Bones that connect the arm to the hand.
- Protects the lungs.
- The inner bone of the lower leg.
- Protects the brain.
- Also called the "spine"
- The outer bone of the lower leg.
- Also called the "kneecap"
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- Bones that connect the leg to the foot.
- Connects your spine to your legs.
- Also called the "collarbone"
- The name for both the finger and toe bones.
- Helps you to talk and eat.
- The bone of the upper arm.
- The inner bone of the lower arm.
- The outer bone of the lower arm.
- The bone of the upper leg.
16 Clues: Protects the lungs. • Protects the brain. • Also called the "spine" • Also called the "kneecap" • Helps you to talk and eat. • The bone of the upper arm. • The bone of the upper leg. • Also called the "collarbone" • The inner bone of the lower leg. • The inner bone of the lower arm. • The outer bone of the lower arm. • The outer bone of the lower leg. • ...
Skeletal System 2016-09-28
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- "Thumb"thing is on this side and the lower arm
- If you try chewing without me, you'll miss the top
- Resembles a jail cell with the bars on the door
- It's lower and on the little side
- A dog has something that is wrapped around its neck when it goes for walks; it's another name for this
- Hardest to break
- Think about this, and in it
- You can't write without them
- Bones that move your feet
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- I try to hide in the back and look small when fibbing
- I "kneed" to know the “cap”ital
- If you break it, your shin will hurt
- This is a different type of blade that won't chop your hands off
- You can't move if this is broken
- Don't want to "wrist" time!
- Upperclassmen are so funny, my arm hurts
16 Clues: Hardest to break • Bones that move your feet • Think about this, and in it • Don't want to "wrist" time! • You can't write without them • I "kneed" to know the “cap”ital • You can't move if this is broken • It's lower and on the little side • If you break it, your shin will hurt • Upperclassmen are so funny, my arm hurts • "Thumb"thing is on this side and the lower arm • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2014-03-02
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- This is your upper leg bone also known as the Thigh Bone
- This is the opposite of your Radius
- This is right on top of your shoulders
- This is the bone connected to your thumb
- This protects your brain
- The bones of the hand after the wrist
- The thicker lower leg bone
- Knee Cap
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- The skinny bone of your lower leg
- CAGE This protects your lungs
- This is a sharp back bone
- COLUMN This is connected from your head to your tail bone
- These are the bones of your feet.
- This is connected to your Clavicle and Scapula
- In the middle of your Rib Cage
- Hip bone
16 Clues: Hip bone • Knee Cap • This protects your brain • This is a sharp back bone • The thicker lower leg bone • CAGE This protects your lungs • In the middle of your Rib Cage • The skinny bone of your lower leg • These are the bones of your feet. • This is the opposite of your Radius • The bones of the hand after the wrist • This is right on top of your shoulders • ...
Skeletal System 2021-10-01
Across
- joint that allows one bone to slide over another
- joint that allows forward and backward movement
- joint that allows one bone to rotate around another
- joint that allows the greatest range of motion
- bones connected to the sternum and spine
- bone in center of chest
- lower arm bone on side with the pinky
- smaller bone in the calf
- bone on top of the head
Down
- collar bone
- hips
- lower arm bone on side with the thumb
- thicker shin bone
- upper leg bone
- back bone
- upper arm bone
16 Clues: hips • back bone • collar bone • upper leg bone • upper arm bone • thicker shin bone • bone in center of chest • bone on top of the head • smaller bone in the calf • lower arm bone on side with the thumb • lower arm bone on side with the pinky • bones connected to the sternum and spine • joint that allows the greatest range of motion • joint that allows forward and backward movement • ...
Skeletal System 2022-04-27
Across
- fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
- dense/hard, appears smooth, longer than wide, long shaft with enlarged ends
- supplies bone cells with nutrients
- forms a cage to protect major organs
- limbs and girdles that attach them to axial
- ragged break occurs when excessive twisting forces are applied to a bone
- knee cap
Down
- forehead/upper part of the bony structure surrounding the eyes
- bone-destroying cells
- the longer of the forearm bones
- ends of the bone, composed mostly of spongy bone
- rings of hard calcified matrix surrounding haversion canals
- allow for growth of long bone during childhood
- irregularly shaped bone located between the eye orbits
- the cheekbones
- smallest bone in the body
16 Clues: knee cap • the cheekbones • bone-destroying cells • smallest bone in the body • the longer of the forearm bones • supplies bone cells with nutrients • forms a cage to protect major organs • limbs and girdles that attach them to axial • fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones • allow for growth of long bone during childhood • ...
Skeletal System 2023-05-17
Across
- Connects muscle to bone
- Long bone in neck, also called collarbone
- The biggest bone in your body
- Middle of bone
- A diagonal fracture
- The mandible & vertebrae are examples of...
- Joint that has no movement
- The most common type of joint
- One plane movement
- Cells that break down bone or tissue
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- Joint with no rotation
- End of the bone
- Connects bone to bone
- First step of growth in bones
- Bone that gets fractured across
- Cells that build bone
16 Clues: Middle of bone • End of the bone • One plane movement • A diagonal fracture • Connects bone to bone • Cells that build bone • Joint with no rotation • Connects muscle to bone • Joint that has no movement • The biggest bone in your body • First step of growth in bones • The most common type of joint • Bone that gets fractured across • Cells that break down bone or tissue • ...
Skeletal System 2023-11-16
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- Bone at the back of the leg.
- Bones that make up the fingers and toes.
- Bone found in the lower leg, commonly known as the shinbone.
- Bones of the wrist.
- The correct name for the breastbone.
- Strong, flexible tissue covering the ends of bones
- Longest bone in the human body.
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- Protects the brain.
- Joins muscles to bones.
- Joins bones to bones.
- Bones that protect the heart and lungs.
- The collarbone.
- Bone in the upper arm.
- Shoulder blade bone.
- Small, round bones protecting the knee joint.
- Forearm arm bone on the thumb side.
16 Clues: The collarbone. • Protects the brain. • Bones of the wrist. • Shoulder blade bone. • Joins bones to bones. • Bone in the upper arm. • Joins muscles to bones. • Bone at the back of the leg. • Longest bone in the human body. • Forearm arm bone on the thumb side. • The correct name for the breastbone. • Bones that protect the heart and lungs. • Bones that make up the fingers and toes. • ...
Skeletal System 2024-01-15
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- This bone is Complex shaped which excluded them from other categories.
- The bone breaks into several pieces. What type of fracture is this?
- The break is parallel to the bone’s long axis
- These bones are as short as they are wide and there are 32 in the body.
- Bones work together with muscles for what function?
- One part of the bone has been twisted at the break point. What type of fracture is this?
- Made of connective tissue reinforced with calcium and specialised bone cells
- Communication framework to keep patients informed and allow them to feel heard through five key communication behaviors that create a positive interaction
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- Conducting oneself with responsibility, integrity, accountability, and excellence
- The break has a curved or sloped pattern. What type of fracture is this?
- An incomplete fracture in which the bone is bent; occurs most often in children. What type of fracture is this?
- This bones primary job is to protect internal organs.
- This bone is Longer than they are wide, and their purpose is to support body weight and facilitate movement.
- Occur when your bone is broken perpendicular to its length. The fracture pattern is a straight line that runs in the opposite direction of your bone. They can happen to any bone in your body, but usually affect longer bones after a trauma like a fall or accident
- Shields soft organs such as the brain, heart, and lungs
- Keeps the body upright and prevents it from collapsing
16 Clues: The break is parallel to the bone’s long axis • Bones work together with muscles for what function? • This bones primary job is to protect internal organs. • Keeps the body upright and prevents it from collapsing • Shields soft organs such as the brain, heart, and lungs • The bone breaks into several pieces. What type of fracture is this? • ...
Skeletal System 2023-11-02
Across
- bone Forms the forehead
- bones Are generally cube-shaped and mostly contain spongy bone
- bone Is dense and looks smooth and homogeneous.
- bones flattened, and usually curved
- line A thin line of bony tissue spanning the epiphysis
- bones Small rectangular bones forming the bridge of the nose
- bones lie inferior to the parietal bones
- a remnant of a tail
- marrow Area forms blood cells
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- lower jaw
- canal allows the optic nerve to pass
- bone Composed of long, needle-like pieces
- ribs the first seven pairs
- marrow Primarily a storage area for fat
- bones Are typically longer than they are wide
- bones Bones that do not fit one category
16 Clues: lower jaw • a remnant of a tail • bone Forms the forehead • ribs the first seven pairs • marrow Area forms blood cells • bones flattened, and usually curved • canal allows the optic nerve to pass • marrow Primarily a storage area for fat • bones lie inferior to the parietal bones • ...
Skeletal system 2023-10-23
16 Clues: knee cap • hip bone • lower jaw • the skull • upper jaw • collar bone • shoulder blade • lower leg bone • larger shin bone • fingers/toe digits • long bone in the arm • holds your spinal cord • protects lungs and heart • strongest bone in the body • connection point for the ribs • the bone in line with the thumb
Skeletal System 2022-01-26
Across
- Bone located in the shin
- Bones located in the feet
- Bone located next to the shin
- Bone located in the chest
- Bone located in the forearm, pinky side
- Bone located in the forearm, thumb side
- Bone located in the upper arm
- Bone located in the knee
- Bones located in the fingers and toes
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- Bones located in the wrists
- Bone located in the thigh
- Bone located in the hips
- Bones located in the palm
- Bone located in the head
- Bones located in the ankle
- Bone located in the back
16 Clues: Bone located in the shin • Bone located in the hips • Bone located in the head • Bone located in the back • Bone located in the knee • Bone located in the thigh • Bones located in the palm • Bones located in the feet • Bone located in the chest • Bones located in the ankle • Bones located in the wrists • Bone located next to the shin • Bone located in the upper arm • ...
Skeletal system 2022-03-11
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- a tube with a hollow chamber formed by compact bone in the diaphysis of a long bone
- A seris of tubes around narrow channels formed by lamellae, surrounded blood vessels and nerve fibers throughout the bone and communicate with osteocytes
- a tough vascular covering of dense connective tissue that encloses a bone
- situated or occourring with cartilage
- the shaft of the bone
- absorbs bone tissue during growth/healing
- equal lengths and widths; small and nebular embedded in a tendon adjacent to a joint where tendon is compressed
- composes the wall of the diaphysis, it has a continuous extracellular matrix with no gaps, forms the medullary cavity, contains trabecule
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- variety of shapes and connected to other bones
- a layer of hyaline cartilage that coats the outer surface of the articulating portion of the epihysis
- forms a joint with another bone, at the end of a long bone
- bone forming cells
- composes the epiphyses, has thin layer of compact bone on their surface, does not contain trabecule
- bone cells;tiny bone chambers called lacunae
- longitudinal axes and expanded cells
- platelike structures with broad surfaces
16 Clues: bone forming cells • the shaft of the bone • longitudinal axes and expanded cells • situated or occourring with cartilage • platelike structures with broad surfaces • absorbs bone tissue during growth/healing • bone cells;tiny bone chambers called lacunae • variety of shapes and connected to other bones • forms a joint with another bone, at the end of a long bone • ...
Skeletal System 2021-11-13
Across
- Produce new bone tissue
- Movement towards the midline of the body
- Upper arm
- Type of Bone Tissue
- Collar bone
- Forms the forehead and upper eye sockets
- Towards the back of the body
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- Increases the angle of a joint
- The longest bone in the Body
- The cheek bones
- Decreases the angle of a joint
- Cube shape type of bone
- Movement away from the midline
- Contains red bone marrow
- Where would you find the mandible
- Joint found in the elbow
16 Clues: Upper arm • Collar bone • The cheek bones • Type of Bone Tissue • Produce new bone tissue • Cube shape type of bone • Contains red bone marrow • Joint found in the elbow • The longest bone in the Body • Towards the back of the body • Increases the angle of a joint • Decreases the angle of a joint • Movement away from the midline • Where would you find the mandible • ...
Skeletal System 2017-09-26
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- Joints in the elbows, knees, fingers, toes etc.
- Uppermost vertebrate in the neck.
- Protects the brain.
- Joints in the skull and the first two vertebrae of the spine.
- A group of organs associated with each other to perform a function.
- Muscles we can't control.
- Protects the spinal cord.
- Thigh bone; longest bone in the body.
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- Protects the urinary bladder.
- Muscles we can control.
- Joints in the ankle, wrist and backbone.
- Muscles attavhed to bones by strong fibres.
- Protects the lungs and heart.
- Protects the eyeballs.
- Meeting point of two bones.
- Fatty substance present in the bones.
16 Clues: Protects the brain. • Protects the eyeballs. • Muscles we can control. • Muscles we can't control. • Protects the spinal cord. • Meeting point of two bones. • Protects the urinary bladder. • Protects the lungs and heart. • Uppermost vertebrate in the neck. • Fatty substance present in the bones. • Thigh bone; longest bone in the body. • Joints in the ankle, wrist and backbone. • ...
Skeletal System 2019-09-29
Across
- anchors the tongue
- is a joint in which a ligament connects two bones, allowing for little movement
- joints are also called
- hormone deposited in the bones when blood levels get to high.
- used to describe the process of blood cell formation
- fibrous connective tissue grows between articulating bones
- non moving joints that connect bones of skull
- joint allows flexion, extension, other movements, but no rotation.
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- bones consists of 8 carpal bones
- joints that move against each other on a single plane.
- form new bone
- skull the vertebral column and ribs
- Cartliage connects articulating bones
- a hollow tube made of hard, compact bone.
- pelvis is deeper and has a narrow pelvic outlet
- gland cells have plasma membrane receptors for calcium.
16 Clues: form new bone • anchors the tongue • joints are also called • bones consists of 8 carpal bones • skull the vertebral column and ribs • Cartliage connects articulating bones • a hollow tube made of hard, compact bone. • non moving joints that connect bones of skull • pelvis is deeper and has a narrow pelvic outlet • used to describe the process of blood cell formation • ...
Skeletal System 2023-11-02
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- marrow Area forms blood cells
- line A thin line of bony tissue spanning the epiphysis
- bones Bones that do not fit one category
- lower jaw
- bones Small rectangular bones forming the bridge of the nose
- bones flattened, and usually curved
- canal allows the optic nerve to pass
- marrow Primarily a storage area for fat
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- bones lie inferior to the parietal bones
- bone Forms the forehead
- a remnant of a tail
- bones Are typically longer than they are wide
- bones Are generally cube-shaped and mostly contain spongy bone
- ribs the first seven pairs
- bone Composed of long, needle-like pieces
- bone Is dense and looks smooth and homogeneous.
16 Clues: lower jaw • a remnant of a tail • bone Forms the forehead • ribs the first seven pairs • marrow Area forms blood cells • bones flattened, and usually curved • canal allows the optic nerve to pass • marrow Primarily a storage area for fat • bones lie inferior to the parietal bones • ...
Skeletal System 2023-10-08
16 Clues: jaw bone • head bone • knee bone • back bone • chest bone • collarbone • funny bone • broken bone • largest bone • shoulder bone • fingers and toes • found inside bones • we have 24 of these • your bones make this • main part of skeletal system • what they put on a broken bone
Skeletal system 2024-06-18
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- They are blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood
- They make up the vertebral column or spine.
- Also known as the skull
- They control movement and are located under your skin
- The membrane of blood vessels and nerves
- A part of the body where two or more bones meet
- Blood vessels that exist through our body
- They give blood its distinctive colour
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- The bands around your joints
- The connective tissue that protects your joints and bones
- Cage- The name of the group of 12 pairs of ribs
- Shield-shaped bony structure located near the pelvis
- Internal framework supporting the body
- The stronger of the two types of bone tissue
- Tubes forming the blood circulation system
- The lighter compact bone
16 Clues: Also known as the skull • The lighter compact bone • The bands around your joints • Internal framework supporting the body • They give blood its distinctive colour • The membrane of blood vessels and nerves • Blood vessels that exist through our body • Tubes forming the blood circulation system • They make up the vertebral column or spine. • ...
Skeletal System 2024-09-24
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- This bone is the strongest one in the bone and supports most of your bodies weight
- A connective tissue that hold bones to bones
- The forearm bone that is on the pinky side
- The curving of the spine in either a S or C shape
- Strong Flexible tissue that allows the joints to move freely
- Break in the bone
- This bone is known as the shinbone is on the front of the calf
- The bones found in the wrist
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- The bones in the foot
- The forearm bone that is on the thumb side
- When a bone is pushed out of its joint
- When bones become brittle or porous due to lack of nutrition
- This bone is most commonly known as the Collarbone
- The middle part of the spine
- The bones that make up the neck
- The bones of the lower back
16 Clues: Break in the bone • The bones in the foot • The bones of the lower back • The middle part of the spine • The bones found in the wrist • The bones that make up the neck • When a bone is pushed out of its joint • The forearm bone that is on the thumb side • The forearm bone that is on the pinky side • A connective tissue that hold bones to bones • ...
Skeletal System 2017-11-20
16 Clues: Jaw bone • Hip bone • Knee cap • Back bone • top of leg • Top of arm • Collar bone • Top of skull • Shoulder blade • center of chest • self-explanatory • Fingers and toes. • Outside of forearm • Thumb side of forearm • Larger bone in lower leg • Smaller bone in lower leg
Skeletal System 2016-09-28
Across
- This is a hinge joint which allows a person to run.
- The shin bone which bears all the weight.
- The shorter bone in the forearm.
- This bone bears no weight.
- Helps protect the brain.
- A chiropractor often works on these bones.
- A flat bone located in the shoulder.
- The upper jaw bone which helps a person eat.
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- The long, thin bone on the pinky finger side of the arm.
- The longest and strongest bone in the body.
- Many people eat baby back _______.
- The collar bone.
- The bones of a person's fingers and toes.
- 7 short bones which are located in the ankle.
- This bone, though not funny as the name suggests, is located in the upper arm.
- The 8 short bones of the wrist.
16 Clues: The collar bone. • Helps protect the brain. • This bone bears no weight. • The 8 short bones of the wrist. • The shorter bone in the forearm. • Many people eat baby back _______. • A flat bone located in the shoulder. • The bones of a person's fingers and toes. • The shin bone which bears all the weight. • A chiropractor often works on these bones. • ...
Skeletal system 2020-10-05
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- where two bones meet
- site of spongy bone
- function of the skeletal system
- fractured ends of bone in alignment, skin remains intact
- disease that disrupts the replacement of old bone tissue
- scientific name for bone shaft
- sesamoid bone
- layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes
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- maintained by bone resorption by osteoclasts, releases calcium into the bloodstream
- small cavity in osteocyte
- huge cells made of 50 WBC’s
- mature bone cells
- (plate)site of fat storage
- a condition in which bones become weak and brittle
- immature blood cells
- canal in ossified bone
16 Clues: sesamoid bone • mature bone cells • site of spongy bone • where two bones meet • immature blood cells • canal in ossified bone • small cavity in osteocyte • (plate)site of fat storage • huge cells made of 50 WBC’s • scientific name for bone shaft • function of the skeletal system • layer in compact bone tissue, has osteocytes • a condition in which bones become weak and brittle • ...
Skeletal System 2022-03-29
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- This body part Contains the most number of bones
- the place where two bones meet and are connected together by ligaments and tendons
- The skeletal system works closely with this system to help you move
- This is the smallest bone in your body and is found in the ear
- The name of your tailbone
- The spinal cord is made up of __________ Vertebrae (spell out the number.)
- These bones protects the heart and lungs
- The longest bone in the human body
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- a dense and fibrous connective tissue found on the end of bones and in your nose and ears
- A connective tissue that connects bone to bone
- How many bones are in an adult human's body?
- One of the main functions of the Skeletal System
- A connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
- The soft tissue found in the holloway cavities of bones.
- This bone protects your brain
- The rib cage is composed of ___________ pairs of ribs (spell out the number)
16 Clues: The name of your tailbone • This bone protects your brain • The longest bone in the human body • These bones protects the heart and lungs • How many bones are in an adult human's body? • A connective tissue that connects bone to bone • This body part Contains the most number of bones • One of the main functions of the Skeletal System • ...
skeletal system 2022-02-08
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- sternum,scapulae,cranial,ribs
- humerus,radius,ulna,metacarpal,phalanges,femur,fibula,tibia
- forms the trunk of the body
- protect vital organs
- sutures,syndesmoses,gomphoses
- frontal,spenoid,temporal,ethmoid,occipital
- carpals,tarsals
- forms the extremities
- areas where 2 or more bones are joined
- has 206 bones
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- sacrum,vertabrae
- nasal,lacrimal,palantine,zygomatic,vomer,mandible,maxilla,inferior nasal concha
- patella
- symphyses,synchondrosis
- made up of organs called bones
- attach to bones and help with movement
16 Clues: patella • has 206 bones • carpals,tarsals • sacrum,vertabrae • protect vital organs • forms the extremities • symphyses,synchondrosis • forms the trunk of the body • sternum,scapulae,cranial,ribs • sutures,syndesmoses,gomphoses • made up of organs called bones • attach to bones and help with movement • areas where 2 or more bones are joined • frontal,spenoid,temporal,ethmoid,occipital • ...
skeletal system 2022-01-21
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- the thigh bone
- the jaw
- the shin bone
- the 8 small bones that make up the wrist
- the shoulder blade
- the cap bone on the lateral side of the tibia
- the knee cap
- long bone found in the forearm
- bones in the mid foot
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- long bone found in upper arm
- the lower part of the trunk between the abdomen and thighs
- intermediate part of the hand
- long bone in forearm that extends from the lateral side of the elbow to the thumb side of the wrist
- also known as the collarbone
- a cluster of 7 articulating bones in your foot
- also known as fingers or toes
16 Clues: the jaw • the knee cap • the shin bone • the thigh bone • the shoulder blade • bones in the mid foot • long bone found in upper arm • also known as the collarbone • intermediate part of the hand • also known as fingers or toes • long bone found in the forearm • the 8 small bones that make up the wrist • the cap bone on the lateral side of the tibia • ...
skeletal system 2022-01-21
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- bones in the mid foot
- long bone found in the forearm
- the thigh bone
- intermediate part of the hand
- the shoulder blade
- the knee cap
- the shin bone
- also known as fingers or toes
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- the lower part of the trunk between the abdomen and thighs
- long bone in forearm that extends from the lateral side of the elbow to the thumb side of the wrist
- the 8 small bones that make up the wrist
- long bone found in upper arm
- the cap bone on the lateral side of the tibia
- the jaw
- a cluster of 7 articulating bones in your foot
- also known as the collarbone
16 Clues: the jaw • the knee cap • the shin bone • the thigh bone • the shoulder blade • bones in the mid foot • long bone found in upper arm • also known as the collarbone • intermediate part of the hand • also known as fingers or toes • long bone found in the forearm • the 8 small bones that make up the wrist • the cap bone on the lateral side of the tibia • ...
Skeletal System 2022-02-16
16 Clues: jaw bone • thigh bone • collarbone • back bones • wrist bones • ankle bones • upper arm bone • protects your brain • connect bone to bone • medial lower leg bone • shoulder blades/wings • lateral lower leg bone • thumb side forearm bone • pinky side forearm bone • protects heart and lungs • place where bones connect/form
Skeletal System 2023-12-21
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- skeleton made up of 14 bones
- bones also called molar
- bone hard palate of mouth
- flexible joint composed of 8 small irregular bones
- bone of the palms
- bones form bridge of nose
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- bones of fingers and toes
- is the protector for delicate internal organs
- smaller bone on thumb side
- forms wall of thorax
- bone U-shaped bone located front part of throat
- bone forms part nasal septum
- collarbone joins the sternum and scapula
- uppermost and largest bone of arm
- protects the brain
- attach to wrist located on little finger side
16 Clues: bone of the palms • protects the brain • forms wall of thorax • bones of fingers and toes • bones also called molar • smaller bone on thumb side • bones form bridge of nose • bone hard palate of mouth • skeleton made up of 14 bones • bone forms part nasal septum • uppermost and largest bone of arm • collarbone joins the sternum and scapula • ...
skeletal system 2023-12-08
16 Clues: s spain • bone lost • long bone • a new bone • short bone • within bone • combining bones • new bone growing • soft bone disease • flexible bud inelastic • all type of blood cells • abnormal wear of cartilage • removal of joint cartilage • flexible connective tissue • diagnosing and treating joint • growing separately from shaft
RheaH 7 2022-01-31
16 Clues: heart • organs • can control • don't control • body regulates • connects to spin • attached to bone • smooth outer lair • hold muscle to bone • cells work together • basic unit of heath • holds bones to bones • organs work together • supports and protects • tissues work together • does not connect to the spin
Jericho p4a 2021-08-06
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- what system transport blood around the body
- allows exchange of gases
- what system protects organ
- what system control functions
- what system work with bones
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- what part of bones have 33
- what skeletal system protects heart
- what system breaks down food
- what is the smallest thing of life
- what part of skeletal system protect brain
10 Clues: allows exchange of gases • what part of bones have 33 • what system protects organ • what system work with bones • what system breaks down food • what system control functions • what is the smallest thing of life • what skeletal system protects heart • what part of skeletal system protect brain • what system transport blood around the body
Organ Systems Jenna Collinge 2017-08-31
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- system which includes the pancreas and adrenal glands
- essential organ of the urinary system
- organ of the skeletal system
- system that allows for nutrient absorption into the blood
- organ of the digestive system
- system that includes blood vessels and heart
- system that rids the body of nitrogen-containing wastes
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- system that provides muscle attachment used for movement
- body is controlled with these chemicals
- protects organs from drying out
- reproduction provides for this
- system system that includes brains and sensory receptors
- system which removes carbon dioxide from the blood
- allows facial expressions
- system that returns fluids to blood vessels
15 Clues: allows facial expressions • organ of the skeletal system • organ of the digestive system • reproduction provides for this • protects organs from drying out • essential organ of the urinary system • body is controlled with these chemicals • system that returns fluids to blood vessels • system that includes blood vessels and heart • ...
Organs and Organ Systems 2023-09-14
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- consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the urethra
- passive biological system that removes excess, unnecessary materials from the body fluids of an organism
- set of organs forming the outermost layer of the body
- internal framework of the human body
- a network of biological systems that protects an organism from diseases
- Consists of the skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles
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- messenger system in an organism comprising feedback loops of hormones
- The system that allows you to breathe
- an organ system that gives humans the ability to move using their muscular and skeletal systems
- Two or more organs that work together to perform body functions
- made up of all anatomical organs involved in sexual reproduction
- vertebrates that are part of the immune system
- The system that transports oxygen
- Sends information from your body to the brain
- The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
15 Clues: The system that transports oxygen • internal framework of the human body • The system that allows you to breathe • Sends information from your body to the brain • vertebrates that are part of the immune system • The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients • set of organs forming the outermost layer of the body • ...
Skeletal, Muscular, and Nervous System 2017-03-29
Across
- Your heart is considered this type of muscle
- Bones help allow movement of ____________.
- Makes up the skeletal system
- Concrete thinking is for this side of the brain
- Connects spinal cord to brain
- Vertebrae are an example of this classification
- Inflammation of one or more joints
- Bone to Bone
- Movements you can not control, such as a heartbeat
- Carries impulses from one part of the body to another
- Consists of brain and spinal cord
- This lobe controls sense of hearing and smell
- This lobe uses of language, memory, problem solving
- This lobe uses sensory information, including feelings of heat, cold, pain, touch
- Includes nerves extending from brain and spinal cord
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- The skeletal system protects ___________ from damage.
- This lobe controls sense of sight
- Movements you can control
- 2nd largest part of the brain; maintains posture
- Abnormal curvature of the spine
- Hard, thick, slippery tissue.
- Bones act as ________________ for the muscular system
- Muscular _______ is progressive wasting away of skeletal muscles
- This type of muscle attaches to bone for movement
- This type of muscle lines vessels and hallow organs
- You should gently stretch and massage a muscle if it does this
26 Clues: Bone to Bone • Movements you can control • Makes up the skeletal system • Connects spinal cord to brain • Hard, thick, slippery tissue. • Abnormal curvature of the spine • This lobe controls sense of sight • Consists of brain and spinal cord • Inflammation of one or more joints • Bones help allow movement of ____________. • Your heart is considered this type of muscle • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-12
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- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The water level of your body.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body. D f
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
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- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • ...
Organs and Organ Systems 2023-09-14
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- consists of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the urethra
- The system that transports oxygen
- internal framework of the human body
- The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients
- set of organs forming the outermost layer of the body
- messenger system in an organism comprising feedback loops of hormones
- vertebrates that are part of the immune system
- Consists of the skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscles
Down
- an organ system that gives humans the ability to move using their muscular and skeletal systems
- Sends information from your body to the brain
- passive biological system that removes excess, unnecessary materials from the body fluids of an organism
- Two or more organs that work together to perform body functions
- The system that allows you to breathe
- made up of all anatomical organs involved in sexual reproduction
- a network of biological systems that protects an organism from diseases
15 Clues: The system that transports oxygen • internal framework of the human body • The system that allows you to breathe • Sends information from your body to the brain • vertebrates that are part of the immune system • The system that breaks down and absorbs nutrients • set of organs forming the outermost layer of the body • ...
Body Systems 2022-01-07
Across
- jaw bone
- cells that protect the body of germs
- knee cap
- middle section of vertebrae
- largest forearm bone
- bones, responsible for the body shape
- system responsible for movement
- largest bone of the skeletal system
- system that allows reproduction of life
- smallest bone of forearm
- carries waste away from the body
- system that breaks down food into nutrients
- bone of the head
- bones that protect the internal organs
- organs that help you breathe
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- system that releases hormones
- shoulder blade
- responsible for carrying oxygen to cells
- vertebrae section that is closest to skull
- system that is the skin of your body
- front of collar bone
- bone that ribs are connected to
- bones of the fingers
- lower leg bone
- system that contains brain and spinal cord
- lowest part of the vertebrae
26 Clues: jaw bone • knee cap • shoulder blade • lower leg bone • bone of the head • front of collar bone • largest forearm bone • bones of the fingers • smallest bone of forearm • middle section of vertebrae • lowest part of the vertebrae • organs that help you breathe • system that releases hormones • bone that ribs are connected to • system responsible for movement • carries waste away from the body • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-11
Across
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- The water level of your body.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
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- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-12
Across
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
Down
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- The water level of your body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
Human body systems 2024-05-18
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- Organs in the chest that allow for breathing and gas exchange
- Muscular sac that breaks down food in the digestive system
- System responsible for creating new life
- System that regulates hormones and body functions
- Proteins produced by the immune system to fight infections
- System that provides structure and support for the body
- Hard tissues that make up the skeletal system
- System that allows for movement and flexibility
- Structures made up of tissues that perform specific functions in the body
- Largest organ in the body, part of the integumentary system
- Tissues that contract and relax to allow for movement
- Chemical messengers released by the endocrine system
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- System responsible for breathing and gas exchange
- System that transports blood throughout the body
- System that controls and coordinates body functions
- System that includes the skin, hair, and nails
- System that breaks down food for energy and nutrients
- Muscular organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system
- Organ that controls thoughts, memories, and body functions
- System that defends the body against infections and diseases
20 Clues: System responsible for creating new life • Hard tissues that make up the skeletal system • System that includes the skin, hair, and nails • System that allows for movement and flexibility • System that transports blood throughout the body • System responsible for breathing and gas exchange • System that regulates hormones and body functions • ...
AmeliaFischer7th 2022-01-31
Across
- body regulates itself
- don't control
- supports and protects
- organs
- does not connect to spine
- holds bones to bone
Down
- heart
- attached to bone
- can control
- connects to spine
- organs work together
- movement
- cells work together
- smooth outer layer
- tissues work together
- hold muscle to bone
- basic building block unit of life
17 Clues: heart • organs • movement • can control • don't control • attached to bone • connects to spine • smooth outer layer • cells work together • hold muscle to bone • holds bones to bone • organs work together • body regulates itself • supports and protects • tissues work together • does not connect to spine • basic building block unit of life
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-12
Across
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
Down
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The water level of your body.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
Muscular System 2021-10-19
Across
- muscle type controls digestive system
- muscle attached to immovable bone
- shortening
- muscle shaped like triangle
- skeletal muscle type
- three tendons in muscle attached
- get this from what the muscle is near
- muscles having sawtooth shape
- there are 640 of these
- attach muscle to bone
- return to resting shape
- stretch without damage
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- respond to nerve stimulation
- Converts food to nutrients is this for system
- run diagonal to body midline
- type of muscle control heart
- change in response to how used
- muscles running perpendicular to midline
- smooth muscle type
- disease from playing too much tennis
- muscle large in size
- muscles running parallel to midline
- system working with muscular system
23 Clues: shortening • smooth muscle type • skeletal muscle type • muscle large in size • attach muscle to bone • there are 640 of these • stretch without damage • return to resting shape • muscle shaped like triangle • respond to nerve stimulation • run diagonal to body midline • type of muscle control heart • muscles having sawtooth shape • change in response to how used • ...
systems 2024-02-02
Across
- center of bones
- what do bones produce
- system the skin is a part of
- system the eyes are a part of
- type of muscle the heart is made out of
- name of the smallest bone
- the skeletal system provides ___ for the organs
- the system that helps fight off pathogens
- a lipid used for insulation and padding
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- the system the pancreas is a part of
- comprise of the skin and it's ___
- what is the skeletal system made out of?
- largest organ of the body
- Where the smallest bone is located
- sweat glands
- type of muscle digestive system is made out of
16 Clues: sweat glands • center of bones • what do bones produce • largest organ of the body • name of the smallest bone • system the skin is a part of • system the eyes are a part of • comprise of the skin and it's ___ • Where the smallest bone is located • the system the pancreas is a part of • type of muscle the heart is made out of • a lipid used for insulation and padding • ...
body systems 2023-03-10
Across
- The integumentary system protects ____ organs
- Bone ____ creates blood
- "moves on its own"
- dioxide What element does the repiratory system LET OUT
- Which system do skin, hair, and sweat glands belong to?
- Bones, bone marrow, and cartilage are part of this system:
- This system is contains the heart, smooth muscle, skeletal muscle, and tendons
- What system controls growth?
- This system breaks down food
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- The lungs are part of which system?
- Which system gets rid of waste from the bloodstream?
- This system uses blood to transport nutrients and oxygen throughout the body
- The excretory system gets rid of ____ from the body
- This system sends and recieves messages to the brain
- What element does the repiratory system TAKE IN
- The integumentary system maintaines body ____
- Which major orgain is also reffered to as the cardiac muscle?
- Which muscle works with the bones to move the body?
- What does the digestive system break food into?
- The heart, or cardiac muscle pumps ___ to the body
20 Clues: "moves on its own" • Bone ____ creates blood • What system controls growth? • This system breaks down food • The lungs are part of which system? • The integumentary system protects ____ organs • The integumentary system maintaines body ____ • What element does the repiratory system TAKE IN • What does the digestive system break food into? • ...
Skeletal and Muscular Systems 2015-01-06
Across
- system that protects vital organs, makes blood cells, and stores minerals
- major organs of the skeletal system
- voluntary muscles attached to bones by tendons
- system which provides movement for the body
- involuntary muscles that control movements such as digestion
- major organs of muscular system
- connect skeletal muscles to bones
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- occur where two or more bones meet
- attachment site for muscles and provides shape and support for the body
- part of some bones that makes blood cells
- type of joint found in the shoulder
- attach bones at the joints
- involuntary muscle that forms the heart
- type of joint found in the knee
14 Clues: attach bones at the joints • type of joint found in the knee • major organs of muscular system • connect skeletal muscles to bones • occur where two or more bones meet • major organs of the skeletal system • type of joint found in the shoulder • involuntary muscle that forms the heart • part of some bones that makes blood cells • system which provides movement for the body • ...
Chapter Cross Sectional #3 2021-02-12
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- Male spermatozoa, female ovary.
- System has 3 functions.
- System that is the framework of the body, composed of skeleton, skeletal muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments, connective tissue and cartilage.
- The hearts natural pacemaker.
- Thick-walled vessels transporting oxygenated blood away from heart.
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- Circulation of transporting blood from heart to all parts of body.
- Heart is resting/relaxing.
- Male testes, female ovaries.
- Consists of atria and ventricles.
- Circulation of transporting blood to lungs and back again.
- Heart is contracting/pumping.
- Skeletal system composed of skull, spine & ribs.
- Thin-walled blood vessels transporting oxygen-depleted blood to the heart.
- Skeletal system composed of arms & legs.
14 Clues: System has 3 functions. • Heart is resting/relaxing. • Male testes, female ovaries. • Heart is contracting/pumping. • The hearts natural pacemaker. • Male spermatozoa, female ovary. • Consists of atria and ventricles. • Skeletal system composed of arms & legs. • Skeletal system composed of skull, spine & ribs. • Circulation of transporting blood to lungs and back again. • ...
IsabellaW6 2023-01-30
Across
- attached to the bone
- can control
- smooth out layer
- skeleton does not connect to the spine
- organs work together
- body regulates itself
- supports and protects
Down
- don't control
- holds bones to bones
- organs
- skeleton connects to spine
- tissues work together
- basic unit of life
- heart
- cells work together
- hold muscle to bone
16 Clues: heart • organs • can control • don't control • smooth out layer • basic unit of life • cells work together • hold muscle to bone • attached to the bone • holds bones to bones • organs work together • tissues work together • body regulates itself • supports and protects • skeleton connects to spine • skeleton does not connect to the spine
Sage7 2022-01-31
16 Clues: heart • organs • can Control • Don't control • Connects to Spine • Smooth Outer Layer • basic unit of life • Hold Muscle To Bone • cells work together • Holds Bones to Bones • Attached to the bone • Organs Work Together • Supports and Protects • Tissues Work Together • Body Regulates Itself • Does Not Connect To Spine
This Will Be Graded For Completion and Accuracy 2017-05-11
Across
- One of the types of muscle tissue in your body. It is located around the heart.
- Protection and _______________ are the two primary functions of the skeletal system.
- The circulatory system carries oxygen to every _______________ in your body.
- This system is responsible for exchanging gases with the environment.
- The cells that make up the peripheral nervous system.
- The organ that organizes all the signals in the nervous system.
- These are found in closed circulatory systems.
- This process creates carbon dioxide that your body uses the respiratory system to get rid of.
- The system that works to protect you from diseases and illnesses. It also has no major organs.
- You have two of these and they are where your body exchanges gases with the circulatory system.
- This organ provides the pressure to move blood through your body.
- A skeletal system that is made up of bones inside the body.
- The stable environment of your cells that allows a cell to live.
- The core organ in the excretory system (I also taught it as part of the digestive system).
Down
- These chemicals are created by the endocrine system.
- Helps move the bones of the skeletal system.
- This system transports chemicals and oxygen throughout your body.
- The primary purpose of your muscular system.
- The water level of your body.
- What your body releases to start chemical digestion.
- This system allows the digestion of food and absorbing of nutrients in your body.
- The system that makes sure a species survives.
- _______________ nervous system. This system includes your brain and spinal cord.
- Animal exchange gases through their moist _________________________.
24 Clues: The water level of your body. • Helps move the bones of the skeletal system. • The primary purpose of your muscular system. • These are found in closed circulatory systems. • The system that makes sure a species survives. • These chemicals are created by the endocrine system. • What your body releases to start chemical digestion. • ...
Skeletal System Crossword 2024-02-08
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- Other half of the Skeletal System
- Protects the brain
- A long fibrous strap that connects the bones together
- A rubbery substance in between the bone to prevent it from breaking
- Inside the Skeletal System
- Protects the heart and lungs
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- One half of your skeleton
- The back of the Skeletal System
- The front of the Skeletal system
- Allows your arm or leg to bend
10 Clues: Protects the brain • One half of your skeleton • Inside the Skeletal System • Protects the heart and lungs • Allows your arm or leg to bend • The back of the Skeletal System • The front of the Skeletal system • Other half of the Skeletal System • A long fibrous strap that connects the bones together • A rubbery substance in between the bone to prevent it from breaking
Unit 6 Test Review Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-20
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- System that works with the skeletal system to help you move
- System made up of kidneys and bladder
- A replica of a much smaller or larger object
- A prokaryotic infectious agent treated with antibiotics
- What bacteria and viruses have in common
- Produced by the body in response to a virus
- A non-living infectious agent, like COVID-19
- System responsible for making offspring
- An evidence-support explanation that can be changed
- Chemical signals released by the endocrine system
- Athlete's foot is caused by a _________.
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- System that transports materials through the body
- System that starts in the mouth
- Tapeworms and lice are examples of a ________.
- System involving gas exchange
- Prescribed to treat a bacterial infection
- The _____ of Conservation of Energy
- System that controls all other systems
- An injection used to protect against a virus
- System that provides structure and support
- Gas picked up and transported by the blood
21 Clues: System involving gas exchange • System that starts in the mouth • The _____ of Conservation of Energy • System made up of kidneys and bladder • System that controls all other systems • System responsible for making offspring • What bacteria and viruses have in common • Athlete's foot is caused by a _________. • Prescribed to treat a bacterial infection • ...
Organ Systems Ryan McDonough 2017-08-31
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- what type of material is eliminated in the digestive system
- the nervous system responds to external and what type of change
- what system provides heat
- system that breaks down food
- what is synthesized in the integumary system
- if you stand up straight, you have good...
- vessels the lymphatic system returns fluids to what
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- what does the skeletal system protect
- besides growth and reproduction, what is the endocrine system used for
- what system allows the creation offspring
- besides water what is excreted in the urinary system
- what the respiratory system supplies the blood with
- system that eliminates nitrogenous waste
- the skeletal system stores...
- what system activates muscles and glands
15 Clues: what system provides heat • system that breaks down food • the skeletal system stores... • what does the skeletal system protect • system that eliminates nitrogenous waste • what system activates muscles and glands • what system allows the creation offspring • if you stand up straight, you have good... • what is synthesized in the integumary system • ...
Skeletal 2020-10-05
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- Loss of bone mass
- without .... bones would not make blood cells
- baby back....
- function of skeletal system
- Makes bones stronger
- Any broken bone
- certain bones produce..
- the skeletal system is made of ... and cartilage
- rings formed from oseteocytes
- structure that connects oseteocytes
- certain bones also produce..
- Type of fracture
- shaft of long bone
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- bone disease which disrupts bone process
- production of blood cells and platelets
- bone sheath
- potential energy reserve
- oblique tunnel which supplies shaft
- process of bone development
- the dense bone
20 Clues: bone sheath • baby back.... • the dense bone • Any broken bone • Type of fracture • Loss of bone mass • shaft of long bone • Makes bones stronger • certain bones produce.. • potential energy reserve • function of skeletal system • process of bone development • certain bones also produce.. • rings formed from oseteocytes • oblique tunnel which supplies shaft • ...
Ella Y. - A&P Crossword 2022-09-15
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- A body system that metabolises
- The digestive system is mostly in this cavity
- A body system that uses white blood cells
- This system brings O2 into the body
- The integumentary system protects our:
- This liquid is a product of metabolism (hint: waste)
- This organ contains creatine (an amino acid)
- The circulatory system transports ____ throughout the body
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- This system contains ligaments
- A body system that's organs are mostly in the pelvic cavity
- This system functions in maintains posture
- The skeletal system is dominantly made up:
- The respiratory system is mostly in this cavity
- The male reproductive system uses this to enable conception
- This system excrets waste
15 Clues: This system excrets waste • This system contains ligaments • A body system that metabolises • This system brings O2 into the body • The integumentary system protects our: • A body system that uses white blood cells • This system functions in maintains posture • The skeletal system is dominantly made up: • This organ contains creatine (an amino acid) • ...
IsabellaW6 2023-01-30
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- attached to the bone
- can control
- smooth out layer
- skeleton does not connect to the spine
- organs work together
- body regulates itself
- supports and protects
Down
- don't control
- holds bones to bones
- organs
- skeleton connects to spine
- tissues work together
- basic unit of life
- heart
- cells work together
- hold muscle to bone
16 Clues: heart • organs • can control • don't control • smooth out layer • basic unit of life • cells work together • hold muscle to bone • attached to the bone • holds bones to bones • organs work together • tissues work together • body regulates itself • supports and protects • skeleton connects to spine • skeleton does not connect to the spine
Chapter 7 2013-05-03
Across
- nervous tissue around CNS
- brain and spinal cord
- relax vascular smooth muscle
- flight or flight
- blocks actions of sympathetic nervous system
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- neuron transmitter that activates sweat glands
- drug that blocks the parasympathetic nervous system
- type of subreceptor found in sympathetic nervous system
- rest and digest
- adrenaline
- drugs that mimick actions of parasympathetic nervous system
- dry mouth constipation increased heart rate
- voluntary control over skeletal muscle
- receptors in skeletal muscle
- collection of neuron cell bodies outside spinal cord
15 Clues: adrenaline • rest and digest • flight or flight • brain and spinal cord • nervous tissue around CNS • relax vascular smooth muscle • receptors in skeletal muscle • voluntary control over skeletal muscle • dry mouth constipation increased heart rate • blocks actions of sympathetic nervous system • neuron transmitter that activates sweat glands • ...
Body Systems Crossword 2021-09-13
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- skin removes heat and waste through releasing___
- female reproductive organs
- your skin serves to regulate the body's___
- the lymphatic system protects from viruses and_
- system that removes carbon dioxide
- the cardiovascular system___ oxygen to cells
- system for passing on genetics
- recognizable organ in the GI tract
- cartilage in the ___system connects bones
- system that contains hair and nails
- bones surround and ______ organs
- all__and lungs belong to the respiratory system
- ligaments and ___ make up the articular system
- hormones are____messengers of the endocrine system
- regulates and controls the body
- major organ in the respiratory system
- main organ of the urinary system
- organs of the skeletal system
- the ___ system contains the GI tract
- major organ of the cardiovascular system
- nervous system sends_____signals to control organs
- the urinary system is also called the___ system
- female reproductive cell
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- organ in the nervous system that runs down the back
- this system creates blood cells in marrow
- contains adrenaline and the thyroid gland
- skeletal muscle is the only ___ muscle meaning you can control it
- another name for the cardiovascular system
- the endocrine system regulates the body using__
- this system contains your bladder
- major organ of the nervous system
- the __ system causes the body to move
- digestive system breaks food down to___nutrients
- this type of muscle surrounds the heart
- male reproductive organs
- the respiratory system bring___ into the body
- muscles cause motion and help maintain____
- blood vessels like __and veins are in the cardiovascular system
- your blood___is regulated by the kidneys filtering your blood
- this system fights off foreign invaders
- major organ in the integumentary system
- another name for the lymphatic system
- how your muscles generate heat
- the digestive system removes____waste
- the pancreas and__are also in the digestive system
- tonsils and the___ are in the lymphatic system
- males reproductive cell
47 Clues: males reproductive cell • male reproductive organs • female reproductive cell • female reproductive organs • organs of the skeletal system • system for passing on genetics • how your muscles generate heat • regulates and controls the body • bones surround and ______ organs • main organ of the urinary system • this system contains your bladder • major organ of the nervous system • ...
Bones and Skeletal Tissues 2023-12-18
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- Flattened Plates of compact bone. EX: Ribs, pelvis, scapula, sternum, skull.
- A layer outside the bone.
- The first connective tissue in the skeletal system(like duct tape for the skeletal system). Collagen (provides strength in alignment).Elastin (provides flexibility to the ligament).
- A bone with a bunch of holes in it near the end of the bone.
- A small rounded projection on a bone. EX; tibial tubercle
- A rope that connects the muscle to the bone.(decrease in collagen and increase in elastin)
- The dense hard layer outside of the bone.
- The middle of a long bone.
- When a bone is longer than it is wide.
- Oddly shaped, Asymmetrical. Thick, blocky. EX: Calcaneus, Pelvis, Scapula.
- A connective tissue in the skeletal system that is padding and protects(adipose).
- Bones formed within a tendon EX:Patella (kneecap) Free floating bone. Sesamoids(big toe)
- A hollow part of that bone that has bone marrow.
- The end of a long bone.
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- The appendicular skeleton contains all of our limbs and the pelvis.
- A connective tissue of the skeletal system. It is the cushion for joints.
- Wider than it is long. EX:Tarsals(Foot) Carpals(Wrist)
- A compressible but resilient type of cartilage. Can act as a shock absorber at joints(Intervertebral Disc)
- Imbetween the Diaphysis and Epiphysis.
- The growth part of the bone.
20 Clues: The end of a long bone. • A layer outside the bone. • The middle of a long bone. • The growth part of the bone. • Imbetween the Diaphysis and Epiphysis. • When a bone is longer than it is wide. • The dense hard layer outside of the bone. • A hollow part of that bone that has bone marrow. • Wider than it is long. EX:Tarsals(Foot) Carpals(Wrist) • ...
Chapter 7 2013-05-03
Across
- type of subreceptor found in sympathetic nervous system
- receptors in skeletal muscle
- rest and digest
- voluntary control over skeletal muscle
- relax vascular smooth muscle
- nervous tissue around CNS
- drug that blocks the parasympathetic nervous system
Down
- drugs that mimick actions of parasympathetic nervous system
- dry mouth constipation increased heart rate
- blocks actions of sympathetic nervous system
- adrenaline
- brain and spinal cord
- neuron transmitter that activates sweat glands
- flight or flight
- collection of neuron cell bodies outside spinal cord
15 Clues: adrenaline • rest and digest • flight or flight • brain and spinal cord • nervous tissue around CNS • receptors in skeletal muscle • relax vascular smooth muscle • voluntary control over skeletal muscle • dry mouth constipation increased heart rate • blocks actions of sympathetic nervous system • neuron transmitter that activates sweat glands • ...
Week 12 Vocabulary 2024-02-08
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- system Consists of the skin, mucous membranes, hair, and nail
- foreign substances in the body
- system Protects and supports body organs and
- dioxide.
- system Blood vessels transport blood, which carries oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients,
- etc. The heart pumps blood.
- a framework the muscles use to support movement Made up of bones
- joints
- enter the blood for distribution to body cells.
- system that removes waste from your
- cells of the peripheral and central nervous systems
- system where the cells and tissues that recognize and
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- system Blood vessels transport blood, which carries oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients,
- System Consists of skeletal muscles, tendons
- connect muscles to bones, and ligaments that attach bones together to form
- system Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of
- system Breaks down food into absorbable units
- etc. The heart pumps blood.
- and controls water balance
- system the body's speedy, electrochemical communication network, consisting of all the
20 Clues: joints • dioxide. • and controls water balance • etc. The heart pumps blood. • etc. The heart pumps blood. • foreign substances in the body • system that removes waste from your • System Consists of skeletal muscles, tendons • system Protects and supports body organs and • system Breaks down food into absorbable units • system Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of • ...
Organ Systems 2022-05-24
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- responsible for creating red blood cells
- organ responsible for pumping blood throughout your body
- the system that is the body's outer layer
- the outer layer of yourself that regulates temperature and protects against germs
- responsible for moving fresh air throughout your body
- responsible for creating enzymes
- digests food and sends it to your small intestine
- part of the male reproductive system responsible for gamate production
- the system responsible for removing your body's waste
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- part of the central nervous system (not the spinal cord)
- the system that helps you breathe
- the system responsible for digesting food and producing waste products
- responsible for balancing things such as salt, part of the excretory system
- the system repsonsible for regulating all of your nerves
- the system mainly responsible for movement
- the system repsonsible for regulating fluids in your body
- The system that provides support and structure for the whole human body
- the system responsible for reporduction
- the system responsible for regulating all of your hormones
- the part of the skeletal system responsible for protecting your head
20 Clues: responsible for creating enzymes • the system that helps you breathe • the system responsible for reporduction • responsible for creating red blood cells • the system that is the body's outer layer • the system mainly responsible for movement • digests food and sends it to your small intestine • responsible for moving fresh air throughout your body • ...
Cameron 6th 2022-01-31
16 Clues: heart • organs • can control • don't control • attached to bones • connects to spine • smooth outer layer • cells work together • tissue work together • holds bones to bones • organs work together • hold muscle to bone. • supports and protects • body regulates itself • the basic unit of life • does not connect to spine
Human Body Systems And Organs 2021-12-02
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- One of two main parts of the nervous systems
- Joins your Femur and your Tibia
- Produces insulin
- Produces bile to send to the stomach for digestion
- Food Pipe
- Covering of the intestines
- Rhymes with knees
- Another name for voice box
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- Part of the Brain
- Contracts and expands to help you breathe
- Tubes in your lungs
- System that works entwined with the skeletal system
- System that works entwined with the Muscular system
- Base of the cardiovascular system
- The largest organ in the human body
15 Clues: Food Pipe • Produces insulin • Part of the Brain • Rhymes with knees • Tubes in your lungs • Covering of the intestines • Another name for voice box • Joins your Femur and your Tibia • Base of the cardiovascular system • The largest organ in the human body • Contracts and expands to help you breathe • One of two main parts of the nervous systems • ...
Three Muscle Types 2019-11-12
Across
- Smooth muscle can contract gradually over long periods of time without ______.
- Type of muscle found only in the heart and has its own impulse system
- Skeletal muscle is also known as striped or ________.
- The _______ nervous system is in charge of smooth muscle.
- Cardiac muscles contain specialized cells called _______ cells.
- There are two different types of smooth muscle cells. Multi-unit and single unit, which is also known as _______.
- Smooth muscle distinctly does not have ______ (that both skeletal and cardiac muscle do have, and is also known as striations).
- Skeletal muscles make up +/_____ percent of the total body weight
- Skeletal muscles are long ____ nucleated fiber cells.
- In cardiac muscle, there is an abundance of _________.
- Smooth muscles only have one _____.
- What type of muscle fibers converge on the insertion or maximize the force of muscle contraction.
- Skeletal muscles have _______ striations.
- Smooth muscle cells are _______ than skeletal muscle.
- Skeletal muscles are attached to _______.
- This is the shape of smooth muscle cells.
- Cardiac muscles are located only in the _____.
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- There are _______ shapes of skeletal muscle.
- Multi-unit smooth muscles would be found in the walls of large ____
- Some texts classify parallel muscles that are slightly wider in their misled as parallel _______.
- Breathing is an example of a(n) ________ movement.
- Type of muscle controlled by the conscious mind
- Sartorius muscle and rectus abdominus muscle are examples of this type of muscle.
- Skeletal muscle has a large supply of _______ and blood vessels.
- Smooth muscles cells are found in the walls of what type of organs.
- Skeletal muscles have the ______ cells in the body.
- ______ disks are gap junctions staining darker which connect cells together and transmit impulses.
- Cardiac muscle has a ______ nuclei.
- Continual “waves” of contraction of the smooth muscle as food moves through the intestines is called _______.
- When cells form skeletal tissue, they can form in _____ ways with different types of attachments.
- Type of muscle that has many fibers per unit area.
- Orbicularis oris and Orbicularis Oculi muscles are example of this type of muscle.
- Type of muscle that carries out unconscious, internal movements of the body
- Cells banded together forming the tissue of the muscle is called the ____.
34 Clues: Cardiac muscle has a ______ nuclei. • Smooth muscles only have one _____. • Skeletal muscles have _______ striations. • Skeletal muscles are attached to _______. • This is the shape of smooth muscle cells. • There are _______ shapes of skeletal muscle. • Cardiac muscles are located only in the _____. • Type of muscle controlled by the conscious mind • ...
Gracie6 2023-01-30
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- system supports and protects
- don't control
- can control
- hold muscle to bone
- body regulates itself
- building block
- muscles organs
- muscles heart
Down
- skeletal does not connect to spine
- holds bones to bones
- cells work together
- muscles attached to bone
- bone smooth outer layer
- tissues work together
- skeletal connects to spine
15 Clues: can control • don't control • muscles heart • building block • muscles organs • cells work together • hold muscle to bone • holds bones to bones • body regulates itself • tissues work together • bone smooth outer layer • muscles attached to bone • skeletal connects to spine • system supports and protects • skeletal does not connect to spine
The Muscular System 2021-03-18
Across
- When you specifically make your muscles work
- Shorten, become smaller and tighter.
- What is one of the muscles used in sprinting?
- A muscle at the front of the upper arm. It lifts and bends the lower arm when it contracts.
- To bend at a joint.
- The largest muscle in the human body.
- A kind of muscle acts independently of the will.
- What is the muscle that allows you to shrug your shoulders?
- What is one of the muscles used in a baseball swing?
- To loosen, go back to original length.
- What muscles are controlled directly by the autonomic nervous system and found inside internal organs?
Down
- A group of three muscles found on the back of the leg that flex the knee.
- What muscle work all by itself to pump blood throughout the body?
- The muscular system is an organ system consisting of skeletal muscles, smooth muscles and __________?
- What is a flexible/elastic connective tissue that attaches a muscle to the bone?
- What a loss of muscle function can produce?
- To straighten at a joint
- Your skeletal system works with your muscular system and nervous system to allow?
- Muscles that attach to the bone.
- The name of a muscle that straightens your arm.
20 Clues: To bend at a joint. • To straighten at a joint • Muscles that attach to the bone. • Shorten, become smaller and tighter. • The largest muscle in the human body. • To loosen, go back to original length. • What a loss of muscle function can produce? • When you specifically make your muscles work • What is one of the muscles used in sprinting? • ...
Human Body Systems 2023-11-12
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- This system helps sense and respond to stimuli
- This is the main part of the respiratory system
- This responds to stimuli
- A muscle type that makes up the intestines
- Hair is made of this
- This system protects the body from invaders
- Muscles need this to function
- This system supports the body
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- This system exchanges gasses with the body and environment
- A condition that affects breathing
- This system helps with movement
- The skeletal system produces this
- Major part of the integumentary system
- There are this many senses in the nervous system
- A bone type that helps with protecting vital organs
15 Clues: Hair is made of this • This responds to stimuli • Muscles need this to function • This system supports the body • This system helps with movement • The skeletal system produces this • A condition that affects breathing • Major part of the integumentary system • A muscle type that makes up the intestines • This system protects the body from invaders • ...
Human Body System Review 2022-01-12
Across
- carry oxygen and nutrients in your body
- main organ of the respiratory system
- system that gives your body structure
- contract and relax
- organ that absorbs water
- system that pumps blood through your body
Down
- system that work with the skeletal system
- connect your bones to muscles
- the main organ of the nervous system
- system that breaks down your food
- connect your bones to bones
- system that controls your body
- the system that exchanges oxygen for CO2
13 Clues: contract and relax • organ that absorbs water • connect your bones to bones • connect your bones to muscles • system that controls your body • system that breaks down your food • the main organ of the nervous system • main organ of the respiratory system • system that gives your body structure • carry oxygen and nutrients in your body • the system that exchanges oxygen for CO2 • ...
A & P #2 2023-11-15
Across
- Haversian canals found in ...bone
- First phase of mitosis
- Type of synovial joint
- Involuntary muscle
- Fixed end of muscle
- Shape of femur
- Bone arising within tendons
- 2 chromatids joined by centromere
- Skeletal muscle fibres
- Shape classification of vertebrae
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- Outward curvature of spine
- Fibrous joint found here
- Bone marrow is found in this bone
- Water moves across cell membrane by
- Tissue that covers and lines
- Appearance of skeletal muscle
- Sheath covering muscle
- Function of skeletal system
- Study of cells and tissues
19 Clues: Shape of femur • Involuntary muscle • Fixed end of muscle • First phase of mitosis • Type of synovial joint • Sheath covering muscle • Skeletal muscle fibres • Fibrous joint found here • Outward curvature of spine • Study of cells and tissues • Function of skeletal system • Bone arising within tendons • Tissue that covers and lines • Appearance of skeletal muscle • ...
5th grade Notes Review Crossword 2022-11-27
Across
- three words, type of joint found in hip and shoulder, full range of motion
- type of bone found in shoulders and hips
- minimum number of bones muscles can be attached to
- muscle that moves bones and keeps skeleton upright
- connect bones to bones
- the skeletal system _________ parts of your body
- middle layer of bone made of calcium
- the skeletal system produces ________ for your body
- type of joint found in elbow
- muscles that move slowly and move substances through organs
- type of bone found in wrists and ankles
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- soft connective tissue found on ends of bone, ears, tip of nose
- third layer of bone, soft bone ________
- type of tissue muscles are made from
- muscle found in walls of heart
- hard outer membrane of bone
- type of joint with no movement
- the skeletal system organizes bones into a ___________ to provide support for your body
- type of bone found in arms and legs
- type of bone found in fingers and toes
- connect muscles to bones
21 Clues: connect bones to bones • connect muscles to bones • hard outer membrane of bone • type of joint found in elbow • muscle found in walls of heart • type of joint with no movement • type of bone found in arms and legs • type of tissue muscles are made from • middle layer of bone made of calcium • type of bone found in fingers and toes • third layer of bone, soft bone ________ • ...
The muscular system 2022-09-05
Across
- Type of Muscles found in the walls of the heart
- Can be stretched
- Type of muscles that attach the bone to the skeletal muscles
- A muscle found in the arm
- A muscle found in the torso
- A muscle found in the face
- Return to normal length after stretching
- Function of the muscular system
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- Can change length or size
- Can conduct or transmit electrical impulses
- A muscle found in your thigh
- The system with all the muscles of the body
- Type of muscles found in the walls of the internal organs
- One function of the skeletal system
14 Clues: Can be stretched • Can change length or size • A muscle found in the arm • A muscle found in the face • A muscle found in the torso • A muscle found in your thigh • Function of the muscular system • One function of the skeletal system • Return to normal length after stretching • Can conduct or transmit electrical impulses • The system with all the muscles of the body • ...
Livestock Skeletal Systems 2024-10-15
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- The ability to move quickly and easily, which is influenced by the structure of the skeletal system, notably in animals.
- The soft tissue found inside bones that produces red and white blood cells.
- The connections between bones that allow for movement and flexibility, classified into types such as synovial (movable), cartilaginous (slightly movable), and fibrous (immovable).
- The function of bones to store essential minerals like calcium and phosphorus, crucial for various bodily functions.
- A flexible, smooth tissue that reduces friction between bones and provides support, found in various forms such as hyaline, fibrocartilage, and elastic cartilage.
- The framework of bones and connective tissues that provides structure and support for the body, protects vital organs, enables movement, stores minerals, and produces blood cells.
- Tough cords of connective tissue that connect muscle to bone, enabling the transfer of force from muscles to bones for movement.
- The intake of essential nutrients, such as calcium and phosphorus, which are critical for maintaining skeletal health.
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- The practices and strategies used to maintain the health and productivity of farm animals, including an understanding of their skeletal systems.
- The hereditary factors that influence the development and characteristics of skeletal structures in livestock.
- The function of the skeletal system in shielding vital organs from injury.
- Factors in the surrounding environment that can affect the health and development of the skeletal system.
- The role of the skeletal system as a framework that provides stability and shape to the body.
- Strong, elastic bands of connective tissue that connect bone to bone, stabilizing joints and limiting excessive movement.
- The process by which skeletal structures evolve to meet specific functional needs, such as grazing or climbing.
15 Clues: The function of the skeletal system in shielding vital organs from injury. • The soft tissue found inside bones that produces red and white blood cells. • The role of the skeletal system as a framework that provides stability and shape to the body. • Factors in the surrounding environment that can affect the health and development of the skeletal system. • ...
P4a jericho 2021-08-06
Across
- what system protects organ
- what are collections of the same kind of cells
- what system transports blood around the body
- what system breaks down food
- what is the smallest unit of life
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- what system works with the bone
- what bone is made up in 33 bones
- what protect heart on skeletal system
- what system controls all body functions
- what protect brain on skeletal system
10 Clues: what system protects organ • what system breaks down food • what system works with the bone • what bone is made up in 33 bones • what is the smallest unit of life • what protect heart on skeletal system • what protect brain on skeletal system • what system controls all body functions • what system transports blood around the body • ...
Body System 2014-03-31
Across
- breathing in
- necessary to stay alive
- protect your chest
- all of your bones
- Muscle in upper leg
- what the skeletal system is made up of
- Thing that you eat
- breathing out
- be function of the skeletal system
- muscle help you do this
Down
- If you have a big muscle you are...
- tiny microbes that help with digestion
- thing that help you to move
- you breath it in
- where nutrients are absorbs
- Where gas exchange happen in your body
- muscle in your upper arm
- the body system focus on getting nutrients from food
- food is broken down in this
- The longest bone in your body
20 Clues: breathing in • breathing out • you breath it in • all of your bones • protect your chest • Thing that you eat • Muscle in upper leg • necessary to stay alive • muscle help you do this • muscle in your upper arm • thing that help you to move • where nutrients are absorbs • food is broken down in this • The longest bone in your body • be function of the skeletal system • ...
Body Systems Extra Credit 2024-04-10
Across
- These are the levels from cell to organism.
- What is the function of the muscular system?
- What attaches bone to muscle?
- This is a function of the skeletal system.
- This type of muscle is found only in the heart.
- What is the name for internal stability in the body?
- These vessels carry blood away from the heart.
- Where does air enter your respiratory system?
- There are 650 of these in the body.
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- What is the main organ of the skeletal system?
- What is the main function of the circulatory system?
- This type of muscle is automatic.
- What organelle performs cellular respiration?
- What is the smallest unit of life?
- There are three types of these in the circulatory system.
- These attach bone to bone.
- What organ is the pump for the circulatory system?
- The lungs, heart, bones, and blood vessels are all examples of this.
- This is brought into the body by the respiratory system.
- What are the main organs of the respiratory system?
20 Clues: These attach bone to bone. • What attaches bone to muscle? • This type of muscle is automatic. • What is the smallest unit of life? • There are 650 of these in the body. • This is a function of the skeletal system. • These are the levels from cell to organism. • What is the function of the muscular system? • What organelle performs cellular respiration? • ...
Muscular System 2022-12-06
Across
- stripes, describes skeletal muscle
- tearing the muscle or tendon
- describes our ability to move our muscles
- muscular system works with this to move
- tearing of ligaments
- connects bone to bone
- from anaerobic resp. causes pain in our muscles
- primary function of skeletal muscles
- largest muscle in our bodies
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- muscle at the back of our arms
- smallest muscle is found here
- smooth and cardiac muscles we can't control
- muscle that allows breathing, below ribcage
- type of muscle of the heart
- when skeletal muscles contract
- muscle that allows for movement
- muscles need this energy molecule
- smooth muscle of our arteries constrict due to
- type of muscle-controls breathing and digestion
- connects muscle to bone
- muscle found anterior side of humerus bone
21 Clues: tearing of ligaments • connects bone to bone • connects muscle to bone • type of muscle of the heart • tearing the muscle or tendon • largest muscle in our bodies • smallest muscle is found here • muscle at the back of our arms • when skeletal muscles contract • muscle that allows for movement • muscles need this energy molecule • stripes, describes skeletal muscle • ...
Body System 2014-03-25
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- Where gas exchange happen in your body
- necessary to stay alive
- Thing that you eat
- food is broken down in this
- breathing in
- breathing out
- Muscle in upper leg
- protect your chest
- muscle help you do this
- you breath it in
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- what the skeletal system is made up of
- be function of the skeletal system
- tiny microbes that help with digestion
- where nutrients are absorbs
- thing that help you to move
- muscle in your upper arm
- the body system focus on getting nutrients from food
- The longest bone in your body
- all of your bones
- if you have big muscle you are ...
20 Clues: breathing in • breathing out • you breath it in • all of your bones • Thing that you eat • protect your chest • Muscle in upper leg • necessary to stay alive • muscle help you do this • muscle in your upper arm • where nutrients are absorbs • thing that help you to move • food is broken down in this • The longest bone in your body • be function of the skeletal system • ...
Organ Systems Sarah Pierce 2017-08-31
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- a big part of structure in the body's skeletal system
- pumps blood and transports materials in the cardiovascular system
- what is produced in the reproductive system
- the integumentary system synthesizes __________
- the system that allows locomotion
- the system that keeps the body supplied with oxygen
- breaks down food
- in the skeletal system it protects deeper__________ from injury
- there are regulatory __________ in the endocrine system
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- what is eliminated in the urinary system
- a function of the muscular system is to maintain __________
- a big part to the integumentary system that forms an external covering
- system that returns fluids to the blood vessels
- the top and control center for the nervous system
- the nervous system has sensory __________
15 Clues: breaks down food • the system that allows locomotion • what is eliminated in the urinary system • the nervous system has sensory __________ • what is produced in the reproductive system • the integumentary system synthesizes __________ • system that returns fluids to the blood vessels • the top and control center for the nervous system • ...
Organ System Overview 2016-03-16
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- part of the skeletal system
- breaks down food, allows for nutrient absorption into blood, and eliminates indigestible material
- keeps blood supplied with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
- returns fluids to blood vessels, disposes of debris, and involved in immunity
- eliminates nitrogenous wastes, maintains acid-base balance, and regulation of materials
- organ of the male reproduction system
- transports materials in body via blood pumped by heart
- organ of the endocrine system
- organ of the digestive system
- allows locomotion and produces heat
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- fast-acting control system, responds to internal and external changes, and activates muscles and glands
- organ of urinary system
- secretes regulatory hormones such as growth, reproduction, and metabolism
- forms the external body covering and protects deeper tissue from injury
- production of offspring
- organ of the cardiovascular system
- organ of the respiratory system
- organ of the lymphatic system
- forms the muscular system
- part of the nervous system
- protects and supports body organs, provides muscle attachment for movement, site of blood cell formation and stores minerals
- part of the integumentary system
22 Clues: organ of urinary system • production of offspring • forms the muscular system • part of the nervous system • part of the skeletal system • organ of the lymphatic system • organ of the endocrine system • organ of the digestive system • organ of the respiratory system • part of the integumentary system • organ of the cardiovascular system • allows locomotion and produces heat • ...
organ system 2022-06-10
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- what does the Endocrine system control
- how many functions does the respiratory system have
- what cleanse the blood of toxins and transform the waste into urine.
- what helps you chew
- what system helps with your skin and nails
- what system controls the nerves
- what system works with the muscles
- what makes the components of your blood that you need to survive.
- what system helps you get rid of waste
- what system reproduces offsprings
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- what allows us to breathe?
- what is responsible for metabolism, growth, and development
- whats the mainorgan of the Skeletal System
- what does the Skeletal System help you in life?
- whats the body's sewage system
- what is a female organ?
- how many functions does the Digestive System have?
- is in the stomach and intestines where it helps with digestion and nutrient collection
- what pumps blood
- what is the biggest part of the nervous system(abriviation)
- what does the circulatory system deliver to the body tissue
- what protects you from bacteria, chemicals, and temperature
22 Clues: what pumps blood • what helps you chew • what is a female organ? • what allows us to breathe? • whats the body's sewage system • what system controls the nerves • what system reproduces offsprings • what system works with the muscles • what system helps you get rid of waste • what does the Endocrine system control • whats the mainorgan of the Skeletal System • ...
Skeletal system 2013-02-16
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- the bone that is found at the bottom of your spine
- the bone also known as the knee cap
- the bones that make up your heel
- the bones that protect your heart
- the bones that make up your fingers and toes
- the thigh bone is also known as the .....
- the tibia is also known as the ....
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- the bone also known as the shoulder blade
- the bones that make up your spine
- what part of your body is your sternum located
- what is the pubis also known as
- another name for your jaw bone
- another name for your skull
- the bone between your shoulder and elbow
- the vertebrae makes up this part of your body
15 Clues: another name for your skull • another name for your jaw bone • what is the pubis also known as • the bones that make up your heel • the bones that make up your spine • the bones that protect your heart • the bone also known as the knee cap • the tibia is also known as the .... • the bone between your shoulder and elbow • the bone also known as the shoulder blade • ...
Skeletal System 2021-05-01
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- responsible for bone hardness and its resistance to compression
- weight-bearing, column-like matrix tubes composed mainly of collagen
- Receptor Activator for Nuclear Factor Kappa-B Ligand
- the shape bone in the wrist and ankle
- a major health threat for more than 28 million Americans
- mature bone cells found in lacunae
- narrow zone that connects diaphysis to epiphysis
- tubular shaft that forms the axis of long bones
- large cells that resorb or break down bone matrix
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- most metabolically active type of bone and contains marrow (yellow or red)
- delicate membrane covering internal surfaces of bone
- bones with complicated shapes
- growth that occurs by addition at the periphery of a particular part
- outer fibrous layer of connective tissue on bone; double-layered protective membrane
- expanded ends of long bones
15 Clues: expanded ends of long bones • bones with complicated shapes • mature bone cells found in lacunae • the shape bone in the wrist and ankle • tubular shaft that forms the axis of long bones • narrow zone that connects diaphysis to epiphysis • large cells that resorb or break down bone matrix • delicate membrane covering internal surfaces of bone • ...
Skeletal System 2021-08-23
15 Clues: Hip bone • Lower jaw • Breast bone • The knee cap • The upper arm • Lower arm bone • Jointless bone • Tips of finger • Shoulder blade • The collar bone • Lower part fingers • Largest bone in the body • Bones that make the wrist • Lower arm on the thumb side • Part of skull that encloses the brain
Skeletal system 2021-05-15
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- Cavity that is the hollow part of the bone that contains bone barrow
- Tough covering of dense connective tissue
- Skeleton that consists of the bony and cartilaginous parts that support and protect the organs of the head, neck, and trunk
- Articulates with another bone
- Bone-resorbing cells
- The shaft of the bone, between the epiphyses
- Bone-forming cells
- When extracellular matrix completely surrounds osteoblasts
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- Numerous branching bony plates
- A thin layer of cells that lines the medullary cavity and the spaces within the spongy bone
- Specialized type of soft connective tissue
- The formation of bone
- The process of blood cell formation
- Skeleton that consists of the bones of the upper and lower limbs and the bones that anchor the limbs to the axial skeleton
- Band of cartilage that remains between the two ossification centers
15 Clues: Bone-forming cells • Bone-resorbing cells • The formation of bone • Articulates with another bone • Numerous branching bony plates • The process of blood cell formation • Tough covering of dense connective tissue • Specialized type of soft connective tissue • The shaft of the bone, between the epiphyses • When extracellular matrix completely surrounds osteoblasts • ...
skeletal system 2022-11-11
15 Clues: jaw • hip • knee • head • thigh • spine • upper arm • bbq dinner • collarbone • shoulder blade • fingers and toes • outer part of leg • inner part of leg • outer part of forearm • inner part of forearm
Skeletal System 2021-11-04
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- What bone forms the forehead?
- How many wrist bones are there?
- What are bones made of?
- What are the finger bones called?
- What is the upper leg bone called?
- Has a larger, flatter, and more rounded pelvis
- Are bones alive or dead?
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- Disease that destroys tissues in the skeletal system
- The lower part of your torso
- What are the feet bones called?
- Located in the middle of the chest
- How many bones does the axial skeleton have?
- Strongest substance in your body
- How many bones is the elbow made up of?
- Where is the scapula located in the human body?
15 Clues: What are bones made of? • Are bones alive or dead? • The lower part of your torso • What bone forms the forehead? • What are the feet bones called? • How many wrist bones are there? • Strongest substance in your body • What are the finger bones called? • Located in the middle of the chest • What is the upper leg bone called? • How many bones is the elbow made up of? • ...
Skeletal System 2022-05-11
15 Clues: Hip bone • Jaw bone • Knee cap • Upper arm • Chest bone • Collarbone • Fingers and toes • Bones in the foot • Bones in the hand • Bones in the spine • Bones in the wrist • Largest bone in the body • Follows the little finger • Consists of skull, vertebrae and ribs • Skeleton section made up of the limbs
Skeletal System 2023-02-16
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- Collar bone
- Smaller of the lower leg bones
- Bones forming the instep of the foot
- Structure that surrounds and protects the brain
- Bones forming the palm of the hand
- Forms the TRUNK of the body including the skull
- Shaft of the bone
- Upper arm bone
- Areas where two or more bones join together
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- Connective tissue that connects long bones
- Soft spots in the skull that allow for brain growth
- Thigh bone
- Bones of the wrist
- forms the extremities
- Ends of the bones
15 Clues: Thigh bone • Collar bone • Upper arm bone • Ends of the bones • Shaft of the bone • Bones of the wrist • forms the extremities • Smaller of the lower leg bones • Bones forming the palm of the hand • Bones forming the instep of the foot • Connective tissue that connects long bones • Areas where two or more bones join together • Structure that surrounds and protects the brain • ...