skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
skeletal system 2020-12-18
15 Clues: – rib • – sac • – neck • – joint • – wrist • – femur • – skull • – joint • – coccyx • – fibula • – humerus • – clavicle • – cartilage • – stiff joint • – outer portion
The Structure and Functions of the Skeletal System 2018-04-23
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- Shoulder blade
- The skeleton provides _______, meaning we do not end up as a pile of jelly on the floor
- Protect the spinal cord during judo
- Another function of the skeleton is blood cell…….
- Collar bone
- Muscles attach to the bones via tendons to allow for...
- Protects the brain during a punch in boxing
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- One function of the skeletal system is mineral……
- The function of the skeletal system that gives the body its shape
- Type of blood cells needed to fight infection
- Function of the skeletal system that protects the internal organs during sport
- Protect the heart and lungs during a rugby tackle
- Type of blood cell needed for oxygen transport
- Thigh bone
14 Clues: Thigh bone • Collar bone • Shoulder blade • Protect the spinal cord during judo • Protects the brain during a punch in boxing • Type of blood cells needed to fight infection • Type of blood cell needed for oxygen transport • One function of the skeletal system is mineral…… • Another function of the skeleton is blood cell……. • Protect the heart and lungs during a rugby tackle • ...
Body System 2012-11-08
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- main part in your body that pumps blood through the body
- first step of the digestive system
- a system that helps with homeostasis
- a system that removes waste from the body
- part of the muscular system that makes the heart beat
- part of the excretory system of how you get rid of waste from body
- part of the integumentary system that is found on the human body
- a system that supports the body
- main part of the nervous system
- a system that the egg and sperm combine to make an offspring
- a system that controls and coordinates everything in the body
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- one part that helps you breathe
- a part of the endocrine system that regulates body activities, growth, sleep, feeling, and blood sugar
- a system that protects your organs and muscle
- a system that exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide between the blood,air,and tissues
- a system that allows the organs and bones to move
- a system that converts food into simpler molecules that can be used in the body
- a system that supplies cells with oxygen and nutrients
- a part of the skeletal system to keep it shape
- part of the reproductive system that makes cells that combine to make a baby
20 Clues: one part that helps you breathe • a system that supports the body • main part of the nervous system • first step of the digestive system • a system that helps with homeostasis • a system that removes waste from the body • a system that protects your organs and muscle • a part of the skeletal system to keep it shape • a system that allows the organs and bones to move • ...
Skeletal System 2021-10-08
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- The lower part of the arm that creates your elbow.
- This bone forms our chin and jaw.
- The lower part of the arm that is on top
- All the bones in our body is called our...
- This protects the brain.
- Another word for shoulder blade is...
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- The longest bone in our body is the ...
- Another word for kneecap is the...
- Another word for collarbone is the...
- The smaller of the two bones in the lower leg
- The ribs connect to this.
- These act as a cage to protect vital organs.
- The larger of the two bones in the lower leg
- The upper arm is called the...
14 Clues: This protects the brain. • The ribs connect to this. • The upper arm is called the... • This bone forms our chin and jaw. • Another word for kneecap is the... • Another word for collarbone is the... • Another word for shoulder blade is... • The longest bone in our body is the ... • The lower part of the arm that is on top • All the bones in our body is called our... • ...
Skeletal System 2022-03-21
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- What type of joint can move freely?
- what type of joint can not move?
- A firm connective tissue that smoothens the bone surfaces at the joins and the cushion.
- A connective tissue that connects bones to bones.
- A type of synovial joint in which the ball-shaped surface of on rounded bone fits into a cup-like depression of another bone
- Move the limb away from central axis
- What type of joint can move a little?
- Decrease the angle between two structures as they bend or move closer together.
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- Increases the angle between two structures as they straighten or move further.
- A thick liquid between your joints.
- Hinge joints is a type of joint that allows bones to move in one direction back and forth with limited motion.
- A connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones.
- Move the limb towards the central axis
- A membrane that secretes the fluid.
- A sleeve that’s made out of connective tissue that surrounds a joint.
15 Clues: what type of joint can not move? • A thick liquid between your joints. • What type of joint can move freely? • A membrane that secretes the fluid. • Move the limb away from central axis • What type of joint can move a little? • Move the limb towards the central axis • A connective tissue that connects bones to bones. • A connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones. • ...
Skeletal system 2022-03-29
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- found in the wrist and ankles
- crack in the bone
- don’t attach to the sternum
- bones of the extremities
- bone of the wrist
- bones that are neither long, short, or flat
- immovably fixed joint
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- when a bone is displaced from a joint
- Where two or more bones meet to allow movement
- partially movable
- Bones that protect internal organs
- joint is movable
- Bone of the fingers
- twisting action that tears the ligaments at a joint
14 Clues: joint is movable • crack in the bone • partially movable • bone of the wrist • Bone of the fingers • immovably fixed joint • bones of the extremities • don’t attach to the sternum • found in the wrist and ankles • Bones that protect internal organs • when a bone is displaced from a joint • bones that are neither long, short, or flat • Where two or more bones meet to allow movement • ...
Skeletal System 2022-03-29
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- Center cavity of the bone
- bones wrist and ankles
- ends of long bone
- moveable joints
- another name for jaw
- a crack or break in the bone caused by trauma
- when a bone is displaced from a joint
- Keeps Cavity intact
- Arms and legs
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- shaft of a long bone
- found in epiphyses and in certain flat bones
- a tough fibrous tissue
- disease where joints are inflamed
- joint cavity that contains fluid
14 Clues: Arms and legs • moveable joints • ends of long bone • Keeps Cavity intact • shaft of a long bone • another name for jaw • bones wrist and ankles • a tough fibrous tissue • Center cavity of the bone • joint cavity that contains fluid • disease where joints are inflamed • when a bone is displaced from a joint • found in epiphyses and in certain flat bones • ...
Skeletal System 2022-10-10
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- fixed joint
- hip and shoulder joints
- hold muscle to bone
- hold bone to bone
- knee and elbow joints
- keeps our organs safe inside
- location of the smallest bone in the body
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- rubbery tissue that cushions bones at joints
- gives our body shape and structure
- most commonly broken bone in children
- of or relating to the bone
- hardening of the bone
- where bones connect and movement occurs
- longest and strongest bone
14 Clues: fixed joint • hold bone to bone • hold muscle to bone • hardening of the bone • knee and elbow joints • hip and shoulder joints • of or relating to the bone • longest and strongest bone • keeps our organs safe inside • gives our body shape and structure • most commonly broken bone in children • where bones connect and movement occurs • location of the smallest bone in the body • ...
Skeletal System 2023-01-24
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- the bone located in your upper leg/thigh
- the bone in your arm below your elbow and above your thumb
- the bone in your arm above your elbow
- the largest bone in your lower leg
- long bumpy bone in your back
- the bone located near your shoulder
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- located in the middle of your chest
- your fingertips
- also known as your chin
- also known as your wrist
- your knee
- located in your arm, below your elbow
- the smallest bone in your leg
- also known as your ankle
- your head bone
15 Clues: your knee • your head bone • your fingertips • also known as your chin • also known as your wrist • also known as your ankle • long bumpy bone in your back • the smallest bone in your leg • the largest bone in your lower leg • located in the middle of your chest • the bone located near your shoulder • the bone in your arm above your elbow • located in your arm, below your elbow • ...
skeletal system 2023-09-15
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- none that provided support for the thigh
- inside the mature bone tissues and regulates bone resorption and bone formation
- is strong, flexible connective tissue that protects our joins and bone
- connects the lower limbs (hip bone)
- dissolve and break down bone formation
- are inactive osteoblasts that are in the extra celelluar bone matrix
- largest bone of the upper extremity( arm)
- is where blood cells are bad and provide support for the body
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- form the framework for our bodies
- bone that protects the brain
- at the front of your knee joint ( kneecap)
- cord of strong, flexible tissue that connect our muscles to our bone
- bone formation which forms new bones and heals existing bones
- fibrous connective tissue that attaches bone to bone (hold structure)
14 Clues: bone that protects the brain • form the framework for our bodies • connects the lower limbs (hip bone) • dissolve and break down bone formation • none that provided support for the thigh • largest bone of the upper extremity( arm) • at the front of your knee joint ( kneecap) • bone formation which forms new bones and heals existing bones • ...
Skeletal System 2024-01-24
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- internal skeleton of an animal
- soft connective tissue inside the bone
- softening of bones due to lack of vitamin D
- attach bone to bone
- side to side curve in the spine
- makes up the dense outer layer of the bone
- found inside the bone and it is lighter and less dense
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- loss of bone tissue
- tough,fibrous membrane that covers and protects the outer layer of the bone
- hold the skeleton together and allow movement
- protects the body tissue and internal organs
- inflammatory disease that damages joints and surrounding tissue
- external skeleton of an animal
- attach muscle to bone
14 Clues: loss of bone tissue • attach bone to bone • attach muscle to bone • internal skeleton of an animal • external skeleton of an animal • side to side curve in the spine • soft connective tissue inside the bone • makes up the dense outer layer of the bone • softening of bones due to lack of vitamin D • protects the body tissue and internal organs • ...
Skeletal System 2022-01-04
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- protects knee joints
- bone cells
- collective tissue at the end of long bones
- A mineral stored in compact bones
- bone cells that break down old bone
- surrounds and protects spinal cord
- bone cells that build up new bone
- protects organs and attachment sites for muscles
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- attaches your bones to other bones
- glides over another bone
- a condition in where the bones become weak due to mineral loss
- attachment site for muscles that move body
- attaches your bones to your muscles
- mineral stored in compact bones
14 Clues: bone cells • protects knee joints • glides over another bone • mineral stored in compact bones • A mineral stored in compact bones • bone cells that build up new bone • attaches your bones to other bones • surrounds and protects spinal cord • bone cells that break down old bone • attaches your bones to your muscles • collective tissue at the end of long bones • ...
Skeletal System 2021-11-15
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- forearm bone
- helps support your shoulder
- your kneecap
- Another name for the collarbone
- another name for a jaw
- Long bone in your leg
- what you chew your food with
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- fancy name for skull
- in the middle of your chest
- A bone in your forearm
- fancy name for hip bone
- name for your fingers and toes.
- The bone in your thigh
- little bone in your ankle
14 Clues: forearm bone • your kneecap • fancy name for skull • Long bone in your leg • A bone in your forearm • The bone in your thigh • another name for a jaw • fancy name for hip bone • little bone in your ankle • in the middle of your chest • helps support your shoulder • what you chew your food with • name for your fingers and toes. • Another name for the collarbone
Skeletal System 2022-03-29
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- Two extremities on the ends of the long shaft called the diaphysis
- connective tissue bands, help hold long bones together at the joints
- located in the pelvic girdle, joins with the sacrum
- palm of the hand
- a membrane that lines the medullary canal and keeps the yellow marrow intact
- The medical term for the heel formed by the large tarsal bone
- provide for attachment of the upper arm bones
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- two or more bones join together
- The spinal column composed of 26 bones
- large weight bearing bone of the lower leg commonly called the shin bone
- the outside of the bone covered in tough membrane is called
- the spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain
- lower arm on thumb side that rotates around the ulna to allow the hand to turn freely
- also known as the breastbone
14 Clues: palm of the hand • also known as the breastbone • two or more bones join together • The spinal column composed of 26 bones • provide for attachment of the upper arm bones • located in the pelvic girdle, joins with the sacrum • the outside of the bone covered in tough membrane is called • the spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain • ...
skeletal system 2014-05-06
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- the bone that protects the brain.
- the bones in your mouth.
- the thinner of the two long bones of the lower leg.
- also known as the collarbone.
- the technical name for the shoulder blade.
- the shorter of the two long bones of the forearm.
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- the longer of the two bones of the forearm.
- this supports the upper body’s weight.
- the technical name for the kneecap.
- also known as the "tail".
- the bone of the upper arm.
- also known as the thigh bone.
- the thicker of the two long bones in the lower leg.
- a very strong bone that supports the weight of the upper body.
14 Clues: the bones in your mouth. • also known as the "tail". • the bone of the upper arm. • also known as the thigh bone. • also known as the collarbone. • the bone that protects the brain. • the technical name for the kneecap. • this supports the upper body’s weight. • the technical name for the shoulder blade. • the longer of the two bones of the forearm. • ...
Skeletal System 2014-11-24
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- The stronger bone in the leg below the knee
- Protects the heart
- Another name for the collarbone
- Large triangular bone at the base of the spine
- Largest bone in the arm
- The weaker bone in the leg below the knee
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- The biggest bone in the body
- Largest bone of the pelvis
- Protects the lungs
- Another name for the kneecap
- The bone that protects the brain
- The bigger bone of the forearm
- The bone that supports the teeth
- The smaller bone of the forearm
14 Clues: Protects the lungs • Protects the heart • Largest bone in the arm • Largest bone of the pelvis • The biggest bone in the body • Another name for the kneecap • The bigger bone of the forearm • Another name for the collarbone • The smaller bone of the forearm • The bone that protects the brain • The bone that supports the teeth • The weaker bone in the leg below the knee • ...
Skeletal system 2023-02-06
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- the breastbone
- it protects the heart and the lungs
- its the outer bones of your arm
- the collarbone
- next to the tibia
- the nner bone in your arm
- A living tissue
- protets the brain
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- where does the bones meet?
- the bone that is at near the febia and tibia
- the inside bone of your leg
- your funny bone
- you use this to sit (not a chair)
- the bone near the shoulder
14 Clues: the breastbone • the collarbone • your funny bone • A living tissue • next to the tibia • protets the brain • the nner bone in your arm • where does the bones meet? • the bone near the shoulder • the inside bone of your leg • its the outer bones of your arm • you use this to sit (not a chair) • it protects the heart and the lungs • the bone that is at near the febia and tibia
Skeletal System 2024-02-21
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- the bones of the forelimbs, such as the shoulder bones and the front leg bones
- Bone-producing cells
- vertebrae bones that make up the tail
- red substance consisting of connective tissue, blood vessels, and the origin cells of erythrocytes
- Compact bone
- firm connective tissue that is a flexible structure for many body parts
- rigid, hard, whitish connective tissue composed of inorganic salts
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- the central axis of the bones in the body, including the tail
- the outermost layer of bone
- the bones around the pelvis, as well as the rear leg bones
- The process of turning cartilage and connective tissue into bone
- a yellow substance consisting of mostly fatty tissue
- light, porous, vascular bone tissue that serves as structural support within all bones
- part of the skull which covers the brain
14 Clues: Compact bone • Bone-producing cells • the outermost layer of bone • vertebrae bones that make up the tail • part of the skull which covers the brain • a yellow substance consisting of mostly fatty tissue • the bones around the pelvis, as well as the rear leg bones • the central axis of the bones in the body, including the tail • ...
Skeletal System 2017-07-30
14 Clues: Spine • skull • Fore arm • Jaw bone • Hip Bone • Knee cap • Shin Bone • Tail bone • Thigh bone • Breast bone • Collar bone • Top arm bone • Shoulder Blade • Fingers and toes
Skeletal system 2022-03-29
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- found in the wrist and ankles
- crack in the bone
- don’t attach to the sternum
- bones of the extremities
- bone of the wrist
- bones that are neither long, short, or flat
- immovably fixed joint
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- when a bone is displaced from a joint
- Where two or more bones meet to allow movement
- partially movable
- Bones that protect internal organs
- joint is movable
- Bone of the fingers
- twisting action that tears the ligaments at a joint
14 Clues: joint is movable • crack in the bone • partially movable • bone of the wrist • Bone of the fingers • immovably fixed joint • bones of the extremities • don’t attach to the sternum • found in the wrist and ankles • Bones that protect internal organs • when a bone is displaced from a joint • bones that are neither long, short, or flat • Where two or more bones meet to allow movement • ...
Skeletal System 2022-03-29
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- ends of long bone
- when a bone is displaced from a joint
- bones wrist and ankles
- a crack or break in the bone caused by trauma
- moveable joints
- shaft of a long bone
- Center cavity of the bone
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- Keeps Cavity intact
- Arms and legs
- joint cavity that contains fluid
- disease where joints are inflamed
- a tough fibrous tissue
- another name for jaw
- found in epiphyses and in certain flat bones
14 Clues: Arms and legs • moveable joints • ends of long bone • Keeps Cavity intact • another name for jaw • shaft of a long bone • bones wrist and ankles • a tough fibrous tissue • Center cavity of the bone • joint cavity that contains fluid • disease where joints are inflamed • when a bone is displaced from a joint • found in epiphyses and in certain flat bones • ...
Skeletal System 2024-02-14
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- Forms internal framework that supports the body
- What is stored in the internal marrow cavities of bones
- Study of how the body and its parts work or function
- What skeleton consists of the bones of the limbs and girdles
- Maintenance of stable internal environment
- What is the disease in which the bones fail to calcify
- What is the connective tissue that composes the skeleton's embryo
- Bone What bone is thin and flattened
- How are fractures treated
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- What is another name for blood cell formation
- The process of cartilage being replaced by bone
- What skeleton forms the longitudinal axis of the body
- Bone What bone is longer than they are wide
- Bone What bone is cube shaped
14 Clues: How are fractures treated • Bone What bone is cube shaped • Bone What bone is thin and flattened • Maintenance of stable internal environment • Bone What bone is longer than they are wide • What is another name for blood cell formation • Forms internal framework that supports the body • The process of cartilage being replaced by bone • ...
Skeletal System 2024-08-29
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- also known as the cheek bone
- largest and longest bone in the body
- largest bone of the arm
- number of true ribs
- most important hormone for bone growth and development
- bone on the medial side of the forearm
- lower jaw bone
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- also know as the tailbone
- the ball and socket shoulder joint
- also known as the kneecap
- number of thoracic vertebra
- also know as the breastbone
- the group of seven bones of the foot
- the location of the ilium
14 Clues: lower jaw bone • number of true ribs • largest bone of the arm • also know as the tailbone • also known as the kneecap • the location of the ilium • number of thoracic vertebra • also know as the breastbone • also known as the cheek bone • the ball and socket shoulder joint • largest and longest bone in the body • the group of seven bones of the foot • ...
The Human Body Systems 2015-02-11
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- This system works with the skeletal system by working together at the joints to allow movement in the body.
- a type of doctor that does surgery on your bones and muscles
- this system works with the skeletal system because the bones of the skeletal system help produce red and white blood cells
- A disease where bones become more fragile and are more likely to fracture
- Bones from the skeletal system help produce calcium which is essential for proper functioning of this system
- A complete or partial break in a bone
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- This system works with the skeletal system because the Skeletal System works to protect the lungs that help you breathe
- provides structure and protects your organs
8 Clues: A complete or partial break in a bone • provides structure and protects your organs • a type of doctor that does surgery on your bones and muscles • A disease where bones become more fragile and are more likely to fracture • This system works with the skeletal system by working together at the joints to allow movement in the body. • ...
BODY AND ITS MOVEMENTS 2017-11-27
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- skeletal system
- ball and socket joint
- pivot joint
- digestive system
- respiratory system
- the skeleton inside the body
- to help movement in water
- one cell
- heart,lungs etc
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- reproductive system
- the skeleton outside the body
- hinge joint
- muscular system
- muscles are attached to the ones by
- many cell
- nervous system
- a group of cells that performs a job together
- excretory system
- gliding joint
19 Clues: one cell • many cell • hinge joint • pivot joint • gliding joint • nervous system • skeletal system • muscular system • heart,lungs etc • digestive system • excretory system • respiratory system • reproductive system • ball and socket joint • to help movement in water • the skeleton inside the body • the skeleton outside the body • muscles are attached to the ones by • ...
Muscular System 2024-10-06
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- Flex elbow
- System Soomth muscles are found in the
- Muscles we can control
- system The muscular system works closely with the
- The muscular system is responsible for
- What muscles pump blood around the body
- connect muscles to bones
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- cardiac muscles are found in the
- Muscles we cannot control
- How many muscles are there?
- muscles allow movement because they
- system Skeletal muscles are attached to the
12 Clues: Flex elbow • Muscles we can control • connect muscles to bones • Muscles we cannot control • How many muscles are there? • cardiac muscles are found in the • muscles allow movement because they • System Soomth muscles are found in the • The muscular system is responsible for • What muscles pump blood around the body • system Skeletal muscles are attached to the • ...
Human Body Systems 2024-01-04
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- The immune system helps to fight against p_______
- This system controls how we interact and respond to our environment
- Largest organ in lymphatic system
- The urinary system filters out excess water and ______
- This system consists of the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries
- performed by the system that breaks down food
- formation of blood cells, usually takes place in red marrow
- This type of muscle controls voluntary movement(not skeletal)
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- white blood cells that fight infection
- This part of the integumentary system secretes oil and sweat
- The body systems contribute to this regulating of the body
- This System protects body, supports it, and gives it shape
- This system allows humans to be created
- These are secreted by the endocrine system
- Muscles are the only cells capable of thienablinging movement.
15 Clues: Largest organ in lymphatic system • white blood cells that fight infection • This system allows humans to be created • These are secreted by the endocrine system • performed by the system that breaks down food • The immune system helps to fight against p_______ • The urinary system filters out excess water and ______ • ...
Intro to the Human Body 2013-08-26
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- / the system that consists of brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense organs
- / shoulder blade area
- / back, dorsal
- / away from the midline
- / front part of the elbow area
- / the system that consists of skin, hair and nails
- / farther away from the trunk; elbow to wrist
- / kneecap
- / also known as the mouth
- / lower back
- / area behind the kneecap
- / below another
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- / located in the center
- / divides body into anterior and posterior
- / above another
- / the system that consists of many glands that secrete hormones and chemicals
- / the system that consists of blood vessels and the heart
- /away from the surface
- / divides body horizonally upper and lower
- / divides body lenthwise into right and left
- / groin area
- / the system with three types of muscles; skeletal, cardiac, and smooth
- / front, ventral
- / located on or near the surface
- / away from the center
- / armpit
- / the system that consists of bones, joints, cartilage
- / toward the midline
- / nearer the trunk; humerus to elbow
29 Clues: / armpit • / kneecap • / groin area • / lower back • / back, dorsal • / above another • / below another • / front, ventral • / toward the midline • / shoulder blade area • /away from the surface • / away from the center • / located in the center • / away from the midline • / also known as the mouth • / area behind the kneecap • / front part of the elbow area • / located on or near the surface • ...
science J.A and R.M 2018-02-06
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- organ that pumps blood to areas in your body
- this system sends messages to the brain
- this organ helps dissolve food
- this system absorbs nutrients and gets rid of waste
- lines the wall of hollow organs
- nutrients from food are absorbed into the blood stream in this organ
- carry blood throughout the body
- this system is made up of veins, arteries and capilaries
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- takes in oxygen to deliver to the blood cells and gets rid of co2
- this system makes blood cells
- the organ's function is to absorb minerals and water
- this organ is found in multiple systems
- little flap that closes when you swallow
- these organs help your body move
- attached to bones
- pipes that lead to the lungs
- tiny balloon like air sacs
- creates a passage way for neurons to get to the brain
- this system takes in oxygen
- this system generates heat
20 Clues: attached to bones • tiny balloon like air sacs • this system generates heat • this system takes in oxygen • pipes that lead to the lungs • this system makes blood cells • this organ helps dissolve food • lines the wall of hollow organs • carry blood throughout the body • these organs help your body move • this system sends messages to the brain • ...
Human Body 2024-01-01
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- chemical abbreviation for the energy molecule made during CR
- where most mechanical digestion occurs
- the nervous, skeletal and muscular systems work together to help us ____
- gaseous waste product of CR
- where most chemical digestion occurs
- what the circulatory system uses to transport materials
- most important product of CR
- skeletal muscles work in ____
- organ that holds urine
- what the digestive system provides for cell respiration
- muscles move in response to signals from the _____
- type of muscle found in internal organs
- product of the endocrine system
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- connects the brain to the rest of the nerves
- raw materials of CR
- special type of muscle found only in the heart
- the circulatory system ____ all the materials for cell respiration
- muscles pull on ____
- connect arteries and veins
- small sacs in the lungs where gas exchange occurs
- the ____ system collects and removes the waste products of CR
- carry blood away from the heart
- what the respiratory system provides for cell respiration
23 Clues: raw materials of CR • muscles pull on ____ • organ that holds urine • connect arteries and veins • gaseous waste product of CR • most important product of CR • skeletal muscles work in ____ • carry blood away from the heart • product of the endocrine system • where most chemical digestion occurs • where most mechanical digestion occurs • type of muscle found in internal organs • ...
Body Systems 2016-02-07
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- muscle that includes heart
- a category of the nervous system that connects the brain to the 5 senses and other parts of the head
- group of bones having peculiar or complex forms
- system that supports organisms with a backbone
- muscle that is also known as the striped muscle
- overall word for small and large intestines
- muscle also known as the involuntary muscle
- a network of specialized cells to communicate information about an organism's surroundings and itself
- anatomical system of a species that allows it to move
- 5 classifications of _____.
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- to get the energy food must be what?
- a category of the nervous system that connects sensory neurons to the nerve cord
- a bone that is thin or has a flatten shape
- transforms food into energy
- a category of the nervous system that is the spinal cord and brain
- organisms with backbone
- one of the first things to breakdown food
- produce force to cause motion
- food provides this
- a category of the nervous system that connects the central nervous system to the lungs, heart, stomach, intestines, and bladder
20 Clues: food provides this • organisms with backbone • muscle that includes heart • transforms food into energy • 5 classifications of _____. • produce force to cause motion • to get the energy food must be what? • one of the first things to breakdown food • a bone that is thin or has a flatten shape • overall word for small and large intestines • ...
science 2023-12-15
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- a system that releases hormones
- an organism that consists of only one cell
- a system that takes oxygen and brings it to the parts of your body
- a system that takes in air
- a system that's job is to break down food
- theory is a theory that states all cells come from pre-existing cells, cells are the basic unit of life, and all organisms are made up of
- a system that acts as the frame for the body
- carry oxygen
- is a stable internal environment
- a system that works with the skeletal system to create movement
- a single celled organism with no nuclues
- a system that's called the body's army
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- the most important organ
- the smallest blood vessel
- an organ that pumps blood
- an organ, part of the excretory, acts as a filter
- the basic unit of life
- a multi celled organism
- an organ a part of the circulator
- a part of the respiratory system, its job is to take in air
- an organism that has more than one cell
- a living thing
- a system in the body that sends signals to the brain to make you feel
- a system that expels waste
- an organ part of the digest
- A process where plants
26 Clues: carry oxygen • a living thing • the basic unit of life • A process where plants • a multi celled organism • the most important organ • the smallest blood vessel • an organ that pumps blood • a system that takes in air • a system that expels waste • an organ part of the digest • a system that releases hormones • is a stable internal environment • an organ a part of the circulator • ...
Body Systems 2024-05-14
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- the longest bone in the human body
- major organ of the nervous system
- you have 206 of these in your body
- first organ used in the digestive system
- tubes in the circulatory system that carry blood toward organs
- type of muscle found only in the heart
- system that takes in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide
- system that gives your framework its shape and support
- where 2 bones come together and form this
- type of muscle found in the digestive system & moves food through the body
- system that breaks down food to be used in the body
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- the technical name for your voice box
- major organ of the respiratory system
- the number one element stored in your skeletal system
- major organ of the digestive system
- the number of bones found in your inner ear
- the largest organ of the human body
- system that is responsible for movement of your body
- when you get the hiccups, this part of the respiratory system is having a cramp
- system that transports blood & nutrients to the organs
- general type of muscle that moves your body
- tubes in the circulatory system that carry blood away from organs
- major organ of the circulatory system
- system that sends electrical signals throughout the body
24 Clues: major organ of the nervous system • the longest bone in the human body • you have 206 of these in your body • major organ of the digestive system • the largest organ of the human body • the technical name for your voice box • major organ of the respiratory system • major organ of the circulatory system • type of muscle found only in the heart • ...
Body Systems 1 2023-09-29
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- main organ of the circulatory system
- system that protects vital organs and provides structure to the body
- small blood vessels where gasses are exchanges
- system that provides movement to the body
- connective tissue that connect bones to bones
- connective tissue that connect muscles to bones
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- main organ of the skeletal system
- carries oxygen rich blood to the body
- cover the heart
- help move your body
- stable, internal balance of the body
- carries oxygen poor blood to the lungs
- covers some bone, the majority of your nose and ears
- main organ of the respiratory system
- cover other internal organs
15 Clues: cover the heart • help move your body • cover other internal organs • main organ of the skeletal system • main organ of the circulatory system • stable, internal balance of the body • main organ of the respiratory system • carries oxygen rich blood to the body • carries oxygen poor blood to the lungs • system that provides movement to the body • ...
Systems and their Functions 2024-07-07
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- System Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients
- Collection of tissues that have an identifiable structure and performs specific functions
- System Carries messages through the central nervous system
- System Covers, shapes and supports skeletal tissue
- System Produces children and passes on our genetics
- System Also known as the lymphatic, protects the body from disease
- Middle part of the muscle
- System Controls the steady delivery of blood through the body
- The part of the muscle furthest from the skeleton with a moveable attachment
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- System Forms the physical foundation of the body
- System Largest organ of the body
- System Elimination Of waste
- Fixed part of the muscle closest to the skeleton
- System Enables breathing and supplies the body with oxygen
- System Affects growth development, sexual activities, and normal regulatory process of the body
15 Clues: Middle part of the muscle • System Elimination Of waste • System Largest organ of the body • System Breaks down food and absorbs nutrients • System Forms the physical foundation of the body • Fixed part of the muscle closest to the skeleton • System Covers, shapes and supports skeletal tissue • System Produces children and passes on our genetics • ...
Body System Crossword 2024-05-18
Across
- The largest organ on the whole body.
- The part that reproduces offspring.
- This is the main organ in the skeletal system
- This system helps the body to breath.
- This system moves the blood around the body
- The part that breaks down consumed food.
- The part that helps the body fight infections and other diseases.
- This system helps the body move.
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- This system is the structure of the body.
- This part of the body is part of the muscular system.
- This part controls the nerves
- This is a organ that is part of the nervous system.
- This system secretes substances through ducts for various functions.
- This system gets rid of waste and urine.
- The part made up of hair, nails, and skin.
15 Clues: This part controls the nerves • This system helps the body move. • The part that reproduces offspring. • The largest organ on the whole body. • This system helps the body to breath. • This system gets rid of waste and urine. • The part that breaks down consumed food. • This system is the structure of the body. • The part made up of hair, nails, and skin. • ...
Skeletal and Muscular Systems 2023-12-19
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- Part of skeletal system - bones, joints,___
- Muscles do to stay cool
- Connects muscle to bone
- Cushion in the joint
- Where two bones meet
- Mr. B's favorite team
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- Muscular system role
- Connects bone to bone
- Muscle tissue in stomach
- Helps strengthen bones
- Muscles that connect to bone
- Heart muscle type
- Muscles do to stay warm
13 Clues: Heart muscle type • Muscular system role • Cushion in the joint • Where two bones meet • Connects bone to bone • Mr. B's favorite team • Helps strengthen bones • Muscles do to stay cool • Muscles do to stay warm • Connects muscle to bone • Muscle tissue in stomach • Muscles that connect to bone • Part of skeletal system - bones, joints,___
Muscular and Skeletal System 2023-05-24
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- A muscle tear
- Bones of the spinal column
- Inflammation of a joint
- Imaging of muscle
- Bones protecting the heart and lungs
- The muscular and skeletal system allows the body to _______
- Connection between bones
- Tissue attaching muscles to bone
- Weak and thin bones
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- Tissue that attaches bones to each other
- Imaging of a bone
- A broken bone
- Cushion for the joint
- Bones protecting the brain
- Inflammation of a tendon
- Hard, rigid organ forming the skeletal system
- Soft tissue working with bones to provide movement
17 Clues: A muscle tear • A broken bone • Imaging of a bone • Imaging of muscle • Weak and thin bones • Cushion for the joint • Inflammation of a joint • Inflammation of a tendon • Connection between bones • Bones of the spinal column • Bones protecting the brain • Tissue attaching muscles to bone • Bones protecting the heart and lungs • Tissue that attaches bones to each other • ...
The Human Body: The Skeletal System 2024-06-04
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- Holds the skeleton together and support movement
- The system composed of a solid framework of bones and connective tissues to support the body
- An external skeletal system that provides protection
- Bones that provide support and flexibility
- Found inside the bone
- Side to side curve in the spine
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- Connective tissue that attach bone to bone
- An internal skeletal system found in vertebrates
- Makes up the dense outer layer of bone
- Tough, fibrous membrane that covers and protects the outer surface of bone
- 80 bones that protect the internal organs
- Inflammatory disease that damages joints and surrounding tissue
- Connective tissue that attach muscle to bone
13 Clues: Found inside the bone • Side to side curve in the spine • Makes up the dense outer layer of bone • 80 bones that protect the internal organs • Connective tissue that attach bone to bone • Bones that provide support and flexibility • Connective tissue that attach muscle to bone • An internal skeletal system found in vertebrates • ...
Unit 5 Review 2024-01-24
Across
- The thyroid gland is located in which part of the body?
- Hormones in the endocrine system are secreted by what?
- Muscles are made up of primarily
- What in the stomach kills bacteria?
- The endocrine system is primarily responsible for the production and release of what?
- Where two bones meet
- This hormone's function is to extract sugar from blood.
- Substance in the muscle that provides energy
- Skeletal, muscular, endocrine, nervous, circulatoryrespiratoryry and ______.
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- Muscles are connected to bones by
- Tension in muscles =
- Joints are held together by
- The _____ system is like the electrical system of a house.
- "Fight or Flight" instinct?
- Nerve cells are known by what common name?
- Type of bone tissue forms the hard outer layer of bones
- The skeletal system is like the ____ of the house.
- The liver filters out:
18 Clues: Tension in muscles = • Where two bones meet • The liver filters out: • Joints are held together by • "Fight or Flight" instinct? • Muscles are made up of primarily • Muscles are connected to bones by • What in the stomach kills bacteria? • Nerve cells are known by what common name? • Substance in the muscle that provides energy • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2019-12-10
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- skeletal muscle also called_______muscle.
- skeletal muscle tissue is the most______in the human body.
- the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______.
- skeletal muscle cells are______to provide a long axis for contraction.
- skeletal muscle_______pull on tendons,which are attached to bones.
- skeletal muscle is compromised from a series of_______ of muscle fibers.
- the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______.
- inside each skeletal muscle,muscle fibers are organized into individual bundles,each called a_________.
- skeletal muscles,tissue is the only muscle tissue under the______conscious control.
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- if contraction of the muscle causes the muscle to______,the bone and thus the body part will move.
- the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______.
- skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body.
- skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________.
- skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______.
- each skeletal muscle cell is called skeletal muscle_____.
- Skeletal muscle tissue is packaged by_______tissue sheets into organs.
- each skeletal muscle fiber is long cylindrical cell,contains many_______and striated.
- skeletal muscle is a contractile_____that is directly or indirectly attached to bone..
- the structure of skeletal muscle cells also makes them_____among muscle tissues.
- skeletal muscle fibers______ together and with connective tissue,nerves and blood vessels to form bundles.
20 Clues: skeletal muscle also called_______muscle. • skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______. • skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body. • the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______. • skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________. • ...
Skeletal System test review 2023-10-03
Across
- Involuntary muscle
- Bones die and repair themselves
- Cartilage changes to bone
- A stretched ligament
- middle stalk of a long bone
- System of bones in the center of the body
- Voluntary muscle
- A place where two bones meet
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- Attaches muscle to bone
- Ends of long bone
- Skeletal system of the appendages
- Strongest bone of the body
- Porous bone
- Attaches bone to bone
- Torn tendon or muscle tissue
15 Clues: Porous bone • Voluntary muscle • Ends of long bone • Involuntary muscle • A stretched ligament • Attaches bone to bone • Attaches muscle to bone • Cartilage changes to bone • Strongest bone of the body • middle stalk of a long bone • Torn tendon or muscle tissue • A place where two bones meet • Bones die and repair themselves • Skeletal system of the appendages • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2019-12-10
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- each skeletal muscle cell is called skeletal muscle_____.
- Because skeletal muscle cells are long and cylindrical, they are________referred to as muscle fibers.
- skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______.
- the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______.
- skeletal muscle fibers occurs in muscles which are attached to the________.
- each skeletal muscle fiber is long cylindrical cell,contains many_______and striated.
- skeletal muscles,tissue is the only muscle tissue under the______conscious control.
- skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________.
- if contraction of the muscle causes the muscle to______,the bone and thus the body part will move.
- Skeletal muscle tissue is packaged by_______tissue sheets into organs.
- These muscles allow functions, such as swallowing, urination, and defecation, to be under_______control.
- the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______.
- skeletal muscles are located throughout the body at the openings of internal tracts to control the movement of________substances.
- skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body.
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- inside each skeletal muscle,muscle fibers are organized into individual bundles,each called a_________.
- skeletal muscle_______pull on tendons,which are attached to bones.
- skeletal muscles contribute to the_______of homeostasis in the body by generating heat.
- each skeletal muscle is an organ that consists of various________tissues.
- skeletal muscle fibers______ together and with connective tissue,nerves and blood vessels to form bundles.
- the structure of skeletal muscle cells also makes them_____among muscle tissues.
- Skeletal muscle fibers can be quite______for human cells, with diameters up to 100 μm and lengths up to 30 cm.
- shivering is an_______contraction of skeletal muscles in response to perceived lower than normal body temperature.
- the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______.
- skeletal muscle is compromised from a series of_______ of muscle fibers.
- skeletal muscle is a contractile_____that is directly or indirectly attached to bone..
- skeletal muscle also called_______muscle.
- skeletal muscle cells are______to provide a long axis for contraction.
- skeletal muscle tissue is the most______in the human body.
- Each skeletal muscle has_______layers of connective tissue that enclose it.
29 Clues: skeletal muscle also called_______muscle. • skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______. • the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______. • skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body. • skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________. • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2019-12-10
Across
- skeletal muscles are located throughout the body at the openings of internal tracts to control the movement of________substances.
- These muscles allow functions, such as swallowing, urination, and defecation, to be under_______control.
- each skeletal muscle fiber is long cylindrical cell,contains many_______and striated.
- skeletal muscle cells are______to provide a long axis for contraction.
- skeletal muscle is a contractile_____that is directly or indirectly attached to bone..
- the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______.
- skeletal muscles contribute to the_______of homeostasis in the body by generating heat.
- skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________.
- shivering is an_______contraction of skeletal muscles in response to perceived lower than normal body temperature.
- inside each skeletal muscle,muscle fibers are organized into individual bundles,each called a_________.
- skeletal muscle tissue is the most______in the human body.
- skeletal muscles,tissue is the only muscle tissue under the______conscious control.
- skeletal muscle fibers occurs in muscles which are attached to the________.
- the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______.
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- Skeletal muscle fibers can be quite______for human cells, with diameters up to 100 μm and lengths up to 30 cm.
- skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body.
- skeletal muscle also called_______muscle.
- each skeletal muscle is an organ that consists of various________tissues.
- each skeletal muscle cell is called skeletal muscle_____.
- skeletal muscle_______pull on tendons,which are attached to bones.
- the structure of skeletal muscle cells also makes them_____among muscle tissues.
- Skeletal muscle tissue is packaged by_______tissue sheets into organs.
- the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______.
- skeletal muscle fibers______ together and with connective tissue,nerves and blood vessels to form bundles.
- skeletal muscle is compromised from a series of_______ of muscle fibers.
- if contraction of the muscle causes the muscle to______,the bone and thus the body part will move.
- skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______.
27 Clues: skeletal muscle also called_______muscle. • skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______. • skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body. • the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______. • the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______. • skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________. • ...
Lisa Hurst - Body Systems 2020-11-09
Across
- This protects your skin from sun exposure.
- This system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide.
- This type of muscle is only found in the heart.
- This system breaks down food to provide nutrients and energy.
- You can control this type of muscle.
- The part of the blood that carries nutrients.
- This system transports nutrients throughout the body.
- This organ moves food from the mouth to the stomach.
- These are the air sacs of the lungs.
- This system removes waste from the body.
- This system fights pathogens.
- This organ has thousands of alveoli.
- This organ filters blood from arteries using nephrons.
- This system protects your soft organs.
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- This muscle, when pulled down, fills the lungs with air.
- 90% of nutrients are absorbed in this organ.
- This type of marrow makes red and white blood cells.
- The tiniest and most numerous blood vessels.
- This soft, jelly-like substance is the center of bones.
- The organ that pumps blood.
- This system works with your skeletal system to help your body move.
- This is the outer layer of the skin.
- This organ stores urine.
- This system protects the body from injury and bacteria.
24 Clues: This organ stores urine. • The organ that pumps blood. • This system fights pathogens. • You can control this type of muscle. • This is the outer layer of the skin. • These are the air sacs of the lungs. • This organ has thousands of alveoli. • This system protects your soft organs. • This system removes waste from the body. • This protects your skin from sun exposure. • ...
Anatomy Body Systems 2021-08-20
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- What system breaks down food into energy?
- This system forms the outermost layer of the body (skin).
- What pumps blood to the organs and tissues?
- What is the lower back of the spinal cord called?
- What is another term for the circulatory system?
- What is another word for gonad in the female body?
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- The ____________ system is the main body support.
- what system are the fallopian tubes and cervix in?
- The endocrine system releases __________ that help control mood, growth, and development.
- What part of the skeletal system connects bones together?
- What part of the urinary system filters blood and creates urine?
- What system is the controlling system of the human body?
- The ____________ system filters waste from blood.
- What part of the integumentary system protects you from dust and other small particles?
- What system is a complex network of glands and organs?
15 Clues: What system breaks down food into energy? • What pumps blood to the organs and tissues? • What is another term for the circulatory system? • The ____________ system is the main body support. • The ____________ system filters waste from blood. • What is the lower back of the spinal cord called? • what system are the fallopian tubes and cervix in? • ...
Organ Systems of the body 2024-09-25
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- : System that includes nose and lungs.
- : The Endocrine System is made up of _________.
- : Clusters of cells performing a similar function.
- : System that coordinate the body’s response to changes in its internal and external environment.
- : System that helps regulate the bodys temperature.
- : The Skeletal System is made up of ___________.
- : Made of tissues that perform one specific function
- : The basic unit of life
- : The Circulatory System includes the _______,veins, arteries, capillaries, and red blood cells
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- : System that includes ovaries and testes.
- : System that includes the mouth, esophagus, and stomach.
- : System that helps the body Fights off foreign invaders in the body.
- : System helps rid the body of waste such as excess water and salts.
- : System that delivers oxygenated blood to the various cells and organ systems in your body.
- SYSTEMS : Groups of organs that perform a specific purpose in the human body
- : System that works with the skeletal and nervous system to produce movement.
16 Clues: : The basic unit of life • : System that includes nose and lungs. • : System that includes ovaries and testes. • : The Endocrine System is made up of _________. • : The Skeletal System is made up of ___________. • : Clusters of cells performing a similar function. • : System that helps regulate the bodys temperature. • ...
Organ Systems of the body 2024-09-25
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- : The basic unit of life
- : The Circulatory System includes the _______,veins, arteries, capillaries, and red blood cells
- : System that delivers oxygenated blood to the various cells and organ systems in your body.
- : System that helps regulate the bodys temperature.
- : Clusters of cells performing a similar function.
- : System that coordinate the body’s response to changes in its internal and external environment.
- : System helps rid the body of waste such as excess water and salts.
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- : System that includes ovaries and testes.
- : Made of tissues that perform one specific function
- : The Endocrine System is made up of _________.
- : The Skeletal System is made up of ___________.
- : System that helps the body Fights off foreign invaders in the body.
- : System that includes nose and lungs.
- : System that includes the mouth, esophagus, and stomach.
- : System that works with the skeletal and nervous system to produce movement.
- SYSTEMS : Groups of organs that perform a specific purpose in the human body
16 Clues: : The basic unit of life • : System that includes nose and lungs. • : System that includes ovaries and testes. • : The Endocrine System is made up of _________. • : The Skeletal System is made up of ___________. • : Clusters of cells performing a similar function. • : System that helps regulate the bodys temperature. • ...
Defining Your Future 2013-10-14
Across
- the system that protects your internal organs
- All living things are composed of _______.
- a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system
- Shivering when you are cold is an example of the human body’s ability to _________ to the environment
- the system that supplies the body with oxygen
- The nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems work together to control
- The digestive and the _______________ systems work together to deliver nutrients from food to the body cells.
- kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs
- help carry on life activities within the cell.
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- Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system
- the organ system responsible for elimination of wastes
- ______--> tissue → organ → organ system
- the organ system responsible for deliverying nutrients to the body
- the organ system responsible for breaking down nutrients
- When a person inhales, the lungs absorb oxygen, which is used by the mitochondrion in the cells to carry out the process of __________
- the organ system responsible for coordinating movement and responding to stimuli
- Nonliving things are composed of ______ but not cells.
17 Clues: kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs • Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system • ______--> tissue → organ → organ system • All living things are composed of _______. • the system that protects your internal organs • the system that supplies the body with oxygen • help carry on life activities within the cell. • a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system • ...
Defining Your Future 2013-10-18
Across
- the system that protects your internal organs
- All living things are composed of _______.
- a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system
- Shivering when you are cold is an example of the human body’s ability to _________ to the environment
- the system that supplies the body with oxygen
- The nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems work together to control
- The digestive and the _______________ systems work together to deliver nutrients from food to the body cells.
- kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs
- help carry on life activities within the cell.
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- Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system
- the organ system responsible for elimination of wastes
- ______--> tissue → organ → organ system
- the organ system responsible for deliverying nutrients to the body
- the organ system responsible for breaking down nutrients
- When a person inhales, the lungs absorb oxygen, which is used by the mitochondrion in the cells to carry out the process of __________
- the organ system responsible for coordinating movement and responding to stimuli
- Nonliving things are composed of ______ but not cells.
17 Clues: kidneys, brain, stomach, lungs • Cell --> _______→ organ → organ system • ______--> tissue → organ → organ system • All living things are composed of _______. • the system that protects your internal organs • the system that supplies the body with oxygen • help carry on life activities within the cell. • a chemical signal produced in the endocrine system • ...
Muscle System 2022-01-20
Across
- many skeletal muscles are attached to the ends of bones that meet at the
- filaments that are anchored to structures called Z lines.
- __ muscle is tissue in the walls of internal organs such as the stomach.
- the region between 2 Z lines
- skeletal muscles are the only muscles you are conscious about.
- __ system consists of all the muscles of the body
- __ muscle is tissue that is attached to bone.
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- muscles can only
- Each muscle fiber contains hundreds of organelles called __
- cardiac muscle and smooth muscle are muscles that are not under conscious control, or __
- If you do not use your muscles, they will get ___ and weaker.
- __ muscle is found only in the walls of the heart.
- __ neurons- electrical messages to nerve cells
- skeletal muscles are attached to the skeleton by tough connective tissues called
- the signal goes through your __ system to your muscle
15 Clues: muscles can only • the region between 2 Z lines • __ muscle is tissue that is attached to bone. • __ neurons- electrical messages to nerve cells • __ system consists of all the muscles of the body • __ muscle is found only in the walls of the heart. • the signal goes through your __ system to your muscle • filaments that are anchored to structures called Z lines. • ...
Organ Functions 2024-04-15
Across
- Organ that controls the entire body (nervous system)
- Tubes where oxygen is given to cells and carbon dioxide is taken from cells (circulatory system)
- Involuntary muscle of the heart(muscular system)
- Bundle of nerve fibers that connect the brain to the nerves in the body TWO WORDS NO SPACE(nervous system)
- Where mechanical (chewig) and chemical (saliva) digestion begins (digestive system)
- Protect the lungs (skeletal system)
- Where water and vitamins are absorbed out of the undigested food TWO WORDS NO SPACE(digestive system)
- Produces melatonin that Helps regulate sleep patterns (endocrine system)
- Tubes that transport oxygen to the body (circulatory system)
- The tube that food travels down towards the stomach (digestive system)
- Tubes that transport carbon dioxide back to the lungs (circulatory system)
- The bottom layer of skin (Integumentary system)
- Produces insulin that brings high blood sugar levels back down (endocrine system)
- Major on/off switch of the body, controls all hormones, responsible for memory (endocrine system)
- The smooth muscle that churns food and has stomach acid to help digest food (digestive system)
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- Produces growth hormones to help the body grow from infancy to adulthood (endocrine system)
- Tubes that urine travels through from the kidneys to the bladder (urinary system)
- Protects the brain (skeletal system)
- Where nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream TWO WORDS NO SPACE(digestive system)
- Organ where urine is stored until it is able to be released from the body (urinary system)
- Produces adrenaline that is responsible for the fight-or-flight response which helps people respond to stress (endocrine system)
- Organs that removes urine from blood (urinary system)
- Involuntary muscles of the digestive tract (muscular system)
- Muscle that causes the lungs to inhale and exhale (respiratory system)
- Detect stimuli through the 5 senses (nervous system)
- Tiny little air sacs in the lungs where the carbon dioxide and oxygen exchange occurs with the blood (respiratory system)
- Voluntary muscles that are attached to bone and aid in movement (muscular system)
- The top layer of skin (Integumentary system)
- Tube that urine travels through to exit the body (urinary system)
- Tube that air travels through to get in and out of the lungs (respiratory system)
- Produces metabolic hormones that give the signal to digest food (endocrine system)
- The middle layer of skin (Integumentary system)
32 Clues: Protect the lungs (skeletal system) • Protects the brain (skeletal system) • The top layer of skin (Integumentary system) • The bottom layer of skin (Integumentary system) • The middle layer of skin (Integumentary system) • Involuntary muscle of the heart(muscular system) • Organ that controls the entire body (nervous system) • ...
Body Systems 2023-12-05
Across
- This organ connects your mouth to your stomach
- This system helps give the body structure and support
- This system helps your body move
- This is an organ of the circulatory system that pumps blood
- This is an organ of the skeletal system; you have over 200 in your body
- Your bicep, quad, and abs are all examples of this organ
- This system helps bring in oxygen to your body
- This is where most of your nutrients are absorbed in your digestive system
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- Tubes that blood flows through found all over your body
- This organ of the nervous system runs through the middle of your back
- This system helps move blood throughout your body
- This system helps control your body
- This is an organ of the respiratory system that expands when you breathe in air
- This organ of the nervous system processes information
- This system helps break down food so you can have nutrients
- This organ connects your nose/throat to your lungs
16 Clues: This system helps your body move • This system helps control your body • This organ connects your mouth to your stomach • This system helps bring in oxygen to your body • This system helps move blood throughout your body • This organ connects your nose/throat to your lungs • This system helps give the body structure and support • ...
P4a Jericho 2021-08-06
Across
- protects heart
- system what system control all body functions
- system what breaks down food
- system what system works with the bones to help the body move
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- system what transport blood
- what part has 33 bones in skeletal system
- system what allows exchange of gases in lung
- what are the smallest thing of life
- system what protect some organs
- protects brain
10 Clues: protects heart • protects brain • system what transport blood • system what breaks down food • system what protect some organs • what are the smallest thing of life • what part has 33 bones in skeletal system • system what allows exchange of gases in lung • system what system control all body functions • system what system works with the bones to help the body move
Systems Part 1 2020-09-22
Across
- Type of muscle that is attach to the bones and provides voluntary movement
- Muscle cell
- Cells that myelinate neurons and maintain homeostatic balance
- It has 3 main parts: the root, body, and free edge
- Conects muscle to bones
- Avascular layer of the skin
- Part of the haur that forms a depression of epidermal cells deep into the dermis
- Additional function of the skeletal system that help mantain the levels of blood cells
- system involving muscle, bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage
- System involving the skin, nails and hair
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- Main structural and functional units of the nervous system.
- Is the largest organ of the body
- Communication between neurons and neurons or neurons and tissue cells
- Disease that depends on the calcium levels of the body
- system involving the nerves and neurons
- Nervous system that consists of the brain and spinal cord.
- Conects bone to bone
- Nervous system that represents the conduit between the CNS and the body
18 Clues: Muscle cell • Conects bone to bone • Conects muscle to bones • Avascular layer of the skin • Is the largest organ of the body • system involving the nerves and neurons • System involving the skin, nails and hair • It has 3 main parts: the root, body, and free edge • Disease that depends on the calcium levels of the body • ...
human body system 2021-08-31
18 Clues: body • cell • food • organ • urine • fibers • saliva • genital • breathe • swallow • movement • function • infection • bloodcell • messenger • digestive • framework • communication
human body system 2021-08-31
18 Clues: body • cell • food • organ • urine • fibers • saliva • genital • breathe • swallow • movement • function • infection • bloodcell • messenger • digestive • framework • communication
Body systems 2020-10-27
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- in the circulatory system how many directions are there
- what system involves arteries and veins
- muscles are coordinated by
- what system includes nose,mouth,and throat
- the circulatory system carries
- the motor cortex on the right side of the brain controls what side of the body
- what muscles keep the skeleton shape together
- how much does the human brain weigh
- what sweeps fluid and particles out of the airway
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- what also helps coordinate your muscles
- what part of your body inflates
- what do you need to talk or sing
- what system is made up of blood vessels
- the skeletal muscles get tired very
- skeletal muscles are also called
- your nervous system is located in you what
- what system is attached by cord-like tendons
- your brain maps out your entire
- what system has two parts
- the motor cortex on the left side of you brain controls what side of the body
20 Clues: what system has two parts • muscles are coordinated by • the circulatory system carries • what part of your body inflates • your brain maps out your entire • what do you need to talk or sing • skeletal muscles are also called • the skeletal muscles get tired very • how much does the human brain weigh • what also helps coordinate your muscles • ...
Principles of Cellular Biology by Kristen Cruz 2024-05-23
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- Organelle that modifies, packages, and distributes proteins
- Organelle that consists of stacks of flat interconnected sacs that synthesizes protein for secretion and membrane construction
- Thin barrier that separates the cell's contents from the outside
- Skeletal, cardiac, smooth are types of this tissue
- Type of tissue used for exchange, forms boundaries and includes glands for secretion
- Body system that involves the heart, blood vessels, and blood
- Body system that involves the bones and joints
- Organelle that contains the cell's DNA
- Level of organization that is composed of atoms
- Body system that involves white blood cells and lymphoid organs
- Organelle that is a meshwork of tiny interconnected tubules that packages and discharges molecules
- Body system involving the male and female gonads and related organs
- Body system that involves the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sense organs
- The release of substances from within the cell to the exterior of it
- Organelle whose function is protein synthesis
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- Organelle that lines cell to increase surface area to volume ratio
- Highest level of organization
- Body system involving tissues that can be skeletal, cardiac, or smooth
- Level of organization that is composed of organs
- Smallest level of organization in the body
- Level of organization that is composed of tissue
- Organelle that breaks down foreign substances and cellular waste
- Body system that involves the lungs and major airways
- Body system involving all hormone-secreting glands
- Body system involving the skin and its related structures
- Gel-like liquid in which the organelles and cytoskeleton are suspended in
- Body system that involves the kidneys and its associated structures
- Level of organization that is composed of organelles
- Type of tissue used for structural support, includes tendons, blood, and bones
- Body system that involves the mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines, and related organs
- Organelle that is the major site of ATP production
31 Clues: Highest level of organization • Organelle that contains the cell's DNA • Smallest level of organization in the body • Organelle whose function is protein synthesis • Body system that involves the bones and joints • Level of organization that is composed of atoms • Level of organization that is composed of organs • Level of organization that is composed of tissue • ...
Organ System Crossword 2023-10-17
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- This system controls the body.
- This system breathes in air.
- This system moves blood.
- This system supports the body and is made of bones.
- This organ is a part of the cardiovascular system
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- This system breaks down food.
- This organ is a part of the nervous system
- This organ is a part of the digestive system
- This system moves the body.
- This organ is a part of the Skeletal System
- This organ is a part of the Respiratory system
11 Clues: This system moves blood. • This system moves the body. • This system breathes in air. • This system breaks down food. • This system controls the body. • This organ is a part of the nervous system • This organ is a part of the Skeletal System • This organ is a part of the digestive system • This organ is a part of the Respiratory system • ...
Chapter 32 2014-05-02
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- - Biological form
- Tissue - consist of cells scattered through an extracellular matrix
- cells – nourish, insulate, and replenish neurons and in some cases modulate neuron function
- - “steady state” referring to the maintenance of internal balance
- Fluid - the fluid that surrounds body cells
- Tissues – covers the outside of the body and lines organs and cavities
- - biological function
- Muscle - found in the walls of many internal organs, responsible for involuntary movements
- - an animal who uses internal mechanisms to control internal change in the face of external fluctuation
- System - groups of organs that work together to provide an additional level of organization and coordination
- - groups of cells with a similar appearance and a common function
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- Muscle - striated like skeletal muscle, forms the contractile wall of the heart
- Tissues – Vertebrates have three types; skeletal, smooth, and cardiac
- System - protects against infection and helps regulate body temperature
- – lines the intestines secretes digestive juices and absorbs nutrients
- tissues – processing, and transmission of information
- - an animal who allows its internal condition to change in accordance with external changes
- Muscle - also known as striated muscle, are responsible for voluntary movements
- - the basic unit of the nervous system
- - different types of tissues organized into functional units
20 Clues: - Biological form • - biological function • - the basic unit of the nervous system • Fluid - the fluid that surrounds body cells • tissues – processing, and transmission of information • - different types of tissues organized into functional units • - “steady state” referring to the maintenance of internal balance • ...
Skeletal System 2020-02-23
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- A mineral that makes bones stronger
- Bones that protect the heart, lung, liver and spleen
- Your hip bone
- Bones are mostly made of this
- Bone next to the tibia
- Bone connected to the clavicle
- Bones in the fingers and toes
- When a bone is no longer one piece
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- Bone that protects the brain
- If this bone snaps you could instantly die
- The place where eyes rest
- Your wrist bone
- The longest bone in your body
13 Clues: Your hip bone • Your wrist bone • Bone next to the tibia • The place where eyes rest • Bone that protects the brain • Bones are mostly made of this • Bones in the fingers and toes • The longest bone in your body • Bone connected to the clavicle • When a bone is no longer one piece • A mineral that makes bones stronger • If this bone snaps you could instantly die • ...
Skeletal System 2021-06-09
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- Where two bones meet.
- skeleton The part of the skeletal system that allows movement in the body.
- pairs Two muscles that work together, while one is contracts the other isn’t. Only one will work at a time, but they still work together.
- The organisation of the bones which hold the body and give structure.
- Strong tissue that connects muscles to bones.
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- fluid Liquid n the outside of bones in a bubble to allow movement.
- They work to allow movement in the body. This pulls and pushes on the bones which help them grow.
- On the end of bones and joints, stops bones from rubbing against each other.
- Holds the bones together.
- bone The inner part of bones. They have a web like structure called trabeculae which is spongy.
- skeleton The part of the skeletal systems that protects the vital organs.
- marrow Bone marrow is the tissue bones. It contains stem cells which make red blood cells, white blood cells and platets.
- bone The hard outer layer of bones. They are very strong and hard.
13 Clues: Where two bones meet. • Holds the bones together. • Strong tissue that connects muscles to bones. • fluid Liquid n the outside of bones in a bubble to allow movement. • bone The hard outer layer of bones. They are very strong and hard. • The organisation of the bones which hold the body and give structure. • ...
Skeletal System 2021-06-13
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- Flexible yet tough tissue in the body. Roughly 65-80% of this is water.
- A flexible cord of strong fibrous attaching muscle to bone.
- Where 2 bones connect.
- Found in the cavities of synovial joints with an egg like consistency.
- marrow Soft, sponge like tissue in the centre of the bone. This produces red and white blood cells as well as platelets.
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- Fibrous tissue that has the ability to contract and providing movement.
- pairs Where 1 muscle contracts while the other relaxes and lengthens. The muscle that is contracting is called the agonist and the muscle that is relaxing is called the antagonist.
- Tough, flexible fibres that connect 2 bones or cartilage together at a joint.
- One of 2 major bone groups in the body, appendicular being the other one.
- skeleton One of 2 major bone groups in the body, axial being the other one.
- A framework of bone, cartilage and other materials that support the body.
- bone Dense bone with only tiny spaces that contain bone cells.
- Light, porous bone
13 Clues: Light, porous bone • Where 2 bones connect. • A flexible cord of strong fibrous attaching muscle to bone. • bone Dense bone with only tiny spaces that contain bone cells. • Found in the cavities of synovial joints with an egg like consistency. • Fibrous tissue that has the ability to contract and providing movement. • ...
Skeletal System 2021-11-15
14 Clues: ankle • wrist • wrist • fingers • upper arm • should/back • Longest bone • bigger bone bottom leg • main part of hip bines • Smaller bone bottom leg • foot connecting to toes • bone connecting to pinky • lowest part of hip bones • bone connecting to thumb
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2022-05-20
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- LONG BONES IN HANDS AND FEET
- BONES IN THE HAND
- FLAT BONE IN THE HEAD
- LONG BONE NEXT TO FIBULA
- LONG BONE IN THE LEG
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- FLAT BONE IN THE CHEST
- CURVED FLAT BONES THAT PROTECT HEART AND LUNGS
- LONG BONE NEXT TO ULNA
- SHORT BONES IN THE FOOT
- BONE IN THE FACE USED TO EAT AND TALK
- FLAT BONE BELOW THE RIBCAGE AND ABOVE THE FEMUR
- LONG BONE IN THE ARM
- 33 SHORT BONES IN THE BACK
13 Clues: BONES IN THE HAND • LONG BONE IN THE ARM • LONG BONE IN THE LEG • FLAT BONE IN THE HEAD • FLAT BONE IN THE CHEST • LONG BONE NEXT TO ULNA • SHORT BONES IN THE FOOT • LONG BONE NEXT TO FIBULA • 33 SHORT BONES IN THE BACK • LONG BONES IN HANDS AND FEET • BONE IN THE FACE USED TO EAT AND TALK • CURVED FLAT BONES THAT PROTECT HEART AND LUNGS • ...
Skeletal System 2022-03-21
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- Your skeletal system supports your ______ evenly so that you can stand and move with ease.
- Your bone contains ________ that produces both red and white blood cells for your body.
- Your bones are structured in ways that protect your vital _______.
- This is the hard outer part of the bone that acts as protection for the inside structures.
- Don’t allow the individual bones to move independently of one another.
- This type of connective tissue connects your muscles and bones together.
- Your bones act as storage for some ________ like calcium and vitamin D.
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- These strong bands of connective tissue hold your bones in place alongside one another.
- The second later acts as the structure and support for your body. It is hard, white, and smooth.
- This type of cancer forms in your bones and may lead to tumors that fracture your bones.
- This is smooth and flexible, covering your bones where they meet.
- The place where two bones meet is called a _______.
- The center of your bone is soft and has pores that store bone marrow.
13 Clues: The place where two bones meet is called a _______. • This is smooth and flexible, covering your bones where they meet. • Your bones are structured in ways that protect your vital _______. • Don’t allow the individual bones to move independently of one another. • The center of your bone is soft and has pores that store bone marrow. • ...
Skeletal system 2023-07-17
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- covers the end of all bones
- protects the brain
- sits underneath in the lower arm
- vertebrae is this type of bone
- closing of a joint
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- name of set of bones in the neck
- largest bone in the body
- bone that sits in the foot
- connects bone to muscle
- to move towards midline of the body
- shoulder blade
- connects bone to bone
- short bones in the hand
13 Clues: shoulder blade • protects the brain • closing of a joint • connects bone to bone • connects bone to muscle • short bones in the hand • largest bone in the body • bone that sits in the foot • covers the end of all bones • vertebrae is this type of bone • name of set of bones in the neck • sits underneath in the lower arm • to move towards midline of the body
Skeletal System 2023-12-11
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- sheet or bands of connective tissues that bind together muscles, organs and other structures
- strong band of connective tissue which connect bone to other bone at joint
- the body part housing the heart and lungs; located between the neck and diaphragm
- the soft spot in the top of the skull; the location of un-calcified bone at birth
- soft, shock absorbing substance which covers the ends of bones and reduces bone-on-bone injury; also, connective tissue that becomes bone with age
- connective tissues which connect muscles to bones at a joint (When the muscle contracts, the tendon pulls the bone in the direction of the contraction.)
- part of the body housing the digestive organs
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- an animal which stands on four feet; includes cattle, sheep, dogs, cats and the majority of animal species
- the bones that make up the shoulders, fore limbs, pelvis and hind limbs, whose primary purposes are for movement and locomotion
- the study of structures in the body that can only be viewed with a microscope
- the bones of the head and trunk, including the vertebrae and ribs, whose primary purpose is for protection of internal organs
- an animal which stands on two feet; includes the kangaroo, the human and almost all bird species
- location where two bones meet
13 Clues: location where two bones meet • part of the body housing the digestive organs • strong band of connective tissue which connect bone to other bone at joint • the study of structures in the body that can only be viewed with a microscope • the body part housing the heart and lungs; located between the neck and diaphragm • ...
Skeletal System 2024-04-12
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- medical term for the kneecap
- bone in your lower arm that starts with a r
- which type of bone is your forehead
- which type of bone is the patella
- these are your fingers and toes
- medical term for your shoulder blades
- this is the long bone in the upper arm
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- bone in your lower leg that starts with a t
- also called the collarbone
- these are your ankle bones
- these are your wrist bones
- medical term for the thighbone
- also called the breastbone
13 Clues: also called the collarbone • these are your ankle bones • these are your wrist bones • also called the breastbone • medical term for the kneecap • medical term for the thighbone • these are your fingers and toes • which type of bone is the patella • which type of bone is your forehead • medical term for your shoulder blades • this is the long bone in the upper arm • ...
Skeletal System 2019-09-29
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- skull the vertebral column and ribs
- used to describe the process of blood cell formation
- non moving joints that connect bones of skull
- anchors the tongue
- is a joint in which a ligament connects two bones, allowing for little movement
- joints that move against each other on a single plane.
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- gland cells have plasma membrane receptors for calcium.
- a hollow tube made of hard, compact bone.
- form new bone
- hormone deposited in the bones when blood levels get to high.
- bones consists of 8 carpal bones
- pelvis is deeper and has a narrow pelvic outlet
- joint allows flexion, extension, other movements, but no rotation.
13 Clues: form new bone • anchors the tongue • bones consists of 8 carpal bones • skull the vertebral column and ribs • 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 • joints that move against each other on a single plane. • ...
Skeletal system 2021-10-14
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- Anatomical movement of the neck
- Protects by absorbing impact
- Anatomical position when facing backwards
- Attach muscles to bones
- Anatomical movement - angle is decreased
- Anatomical movement - move towards the midline
- A type of synovial joint found in the wrist
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- The femur joins with the fibula and tibia to form what kind of synovial joint
- The bone other than the ulna in the forearm
- Attaches a bone to one or more bones
- Inferior section of the spine
- Anatomical position for a plank
- A type of synovial joint found in the fingers
13 Clues: Attach muscles to bones • Protects by absorbing impact • Inferior section of the spine • Anatomical movement of the neck • Anatomical position for a plank • Attaches a bone to one or more bones • Anatomical movement - angle is decreased • Anatomical position when facing backwards • The bone other than the ulna in the forearm • A type of synovial joint found in the wrist • ...
Skeletal system 2023-02-01
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- bones in the body
- structure for the organs gives the body shape
- most common form of arthritis; wear and tear disease
- a bone that is in a muscle or tendon that works like a pulley
- tough membrane that covers the outside of the bone
- thin, bones found in arms and legs (not wrists, ankles, or kneecaps)
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- disease that develops when bone material density and mass decreases; a silent disease
- bone that is flat, includes ribs, shoulder blades, breast bone, and skull bone
- cancer starting in the bones, usually occurs in children
- cubed shape bones in wrists and ankles
- extra bones in the cranium
- made of stem cells and makes blood cells
- bone that does not conform to the other types; the bones in the spine
13 Clues: bones in the body • extra bones in the cranium • cubed shape bones in wrists and ankles • made of stem cells and makes blood cells • structure for the organs gives the body shape • tough membrane that covers the outside of the bone • most common form of arthritis; wear and tear disease • cancer starting in the bones, usually occurs in children • ...
Skeletal System 2015-04-11
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- A sesamoid bone found in the knee
- Found in the foot
- Found in the hand
- A composite bone found at the end of the vertebral column
- Part of the thoracic cage
- Makes up the vertebral column
- The distal leg bone
- The proximal bone in the leg
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- A distal bone found in the arm
- Found in the foot
- A distal bone found in the arm
- Found in the hand and the foot
- The proximal arm bone
- Also called the collar bone
- Protects the brain
15 Clues: Found in the foot • Found in the foot • Found in the hand • Protects the brain • The distal leg bone • The proximal arm bone • Part of the thoracic cage • Also called the collar bone • The proximal bone in the leg • Makes up the vertebral column • A distal bone found in the arm • A distal bone found in the arm • Found in the hand and the foot • A sesamoid bone found in the knee • ...
Skeletal System 2023-10-10
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- Curvature of the spine.
- Bone marrow is located here.
- Loss of bone tissue. Bone easily broken.
- Inflammation of a joint.
- Works together with bone to help us move.
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- Combination of joints & connecting tissues.
- First layer of bone.
- End of a bone pushed out its joint.
- Condition caused by excessive stress on joints.
- Dense bone that is solid and strong.
- Produces blood cells & platelets.
- A break in a bone.
- Overstretching or tearing of a ligament at the joint.
13 Clues: A break in a bone. • First layer of bone. • Curvature of the spine. • Inflammation of a joint. • Bone marrow is located here. • Produces blood cells & platelets. • End of a bone pushed out its joint. • Dense bone that is solid and strong. • Loss of bone tissue. Bone easily broken. • Works together with bone to help us move. • Combination of joints & connecting tissues. • ...
Skeletal System 2023-11-08
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- this bone protects your brain
- a strong flexible tissue that allows joints to move easily
- __________ is needed for strong bones and teeth.
- __________ joints allow you to move and bend.
- another name for fingers and toes
- Your tarsal bones are also known as your _________.
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- a type of connecting tissue that holds bones to other bones at the joint
- this bone is located in the center of your chest
- Your skeletal system provides your body with a _____________.
- also known as the collarbone.
- Your skull is an example of an ____________ joint.
- a tissue in the center of some bones
- a type of connecting tissue that joins muscles to bones and muscles to muscles
13 Clues: this bone protects your brain • also known as the collarbone. • another name for fingers and toes • a tissue in the center of some bones • __________ joints allow you to move and bend. • this bone is located in the center of your chest • __________ is needed for strong bones and teeth. • Your skull is an example of an ____________ joint. • ...
Skeletal System 2024-08-25
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- Your skull
- Your funny bone
- Your collar bone
- Your knee bone
- The skeleton provides structure and _______
- Found in your hands and feet
- Small bone found in the ear
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- Small bone found in the ear
- Your shoulder blade
- Large bone in the centre of your chest
- Small bone found in the ear
- The main job of bones like the skull
- Your jaw bone
- Cells Produced inside your bones
- Largest Bone in your body
15 Clues: Your skull • Your jaw bone • Your knee bone • Your funny bone • Your collar bone • Your shoulder blade • Largest Bone in your body • Small bone found in the ear • Small bone found in the ear • Small bone found in the ear • Found in your hands and feet • Cells Produced inside your bones • The main job of bones like the skull • Large bone in the centre of your chest • ...
Mighty Muscles Crossword Puzzle 2012-12-15
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- Muscles that contract without direct stimulation from the nervous system
- Shape of smooth muscles
- Thin filaments in a muscle cell
- A type of neurotransmitter
- Muscles that are attached to bones
- Stomach muscles
- Ankle tendon
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- Muscle cells are specialized for -
- Skeletal muscles work in -
- Skeletal muscles have more than one
- Energy molecule
- Upper arm muscle
- Myosin and actin form these between each other
- Thick filaments in a muscle cell
- Type of spindle-shaped muscle
15 Clues: Ankle tendon • Energy molecule • Stomach muscles • Upper arm muscle • Shape of smooth muscles • Skeletal muscles work in - • A type of neurotransmitter • Type of spindle-shaped muscle • Thin filaments in a muscle cell • Thick filaments in a muscle cell • Muscle cells are specialized for - • Muscles that are attached to bones • Skeletal muscles have more than one • ...
Skeletal system 2022-05-19
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- Greek word meaning "a dried body"
- Soft, flexible, connective tissue that acts as a cushion between bones and provides a slippery surface to reduce friction.
- Marrow Type of marrow that is composed of fat cells and stores energy.
- Places where two bones meet.
- bone Porous, lightweight and strong tissue that makes up the inside of a bone.
- Thick connective tissue that holds bone to bone.
- System The system that supports and protects the body.
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- The hardening of cartilage into bone.
- Bone The dense layer of bone that lies beneath the periosteum.
- Marrow Type of bone marrow that produces red and white blood cells.
- Tissue Type of tissue that provides support for the body and unites its parts.
- Thick connective tissue that holds bone to muscle.
- The outermost layer of bone.
13 Clues: Places where two bones meet. • The outermost layer of bone. • Greek word meaning "a dried body" • The hardening of cartilage into bone. • Thick connective tissue that holds bone to bone. • Thick connective tissue that holds bone to muscle. • System The system that supports and protects the body. • Bone The dense layer of bone that lies beneath the periosteum. • ...
Skeletal System 2022-10-19
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- caused by age, injury or medical conditions such as Lyme disease
- red and white blood cells are made in...
- the loss of bone mass caused from age, diet, genetics, and lifestyles
- You are at a higher risk for osteosarcoma if you are in what age group
- Supports the body weight to help you stand and...
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- a mineral that the bones hold
- protect the heart and lungs
- can diagnose osteoporosis.
- cartilage, joints, ligaments, and tendons
- bone pain, a mass or lump, swelling and redness, and unexplained fever are symptoms of...
- protects the brain
- protects the spine
- a big factor in developing arthritis
13 Clues: protects the brain • protects the spine • can diagnose osteoporosis. • protect the heart and lungs • a mineral that the bones hold • a big factor in developing arthritis • red and white blood cells are made in... • cartilage, joints, ligaments, and tendons • Supports the body weight to help you stand and... • caused by age, injury or medical conditions such as Lyme disease • ...
SKELETAL SYSTEM 2023-06-13
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- Hard tissue that makes up the body's skeleton.
- Soft tissue inside the bone that makes red blood cells.
- The __ bone is dense and makes bones rigid and hard.
- Condition which makes bones fragile and break easily.
- Strong, flexible tissue that prevent the bones rubbing against each other.
- Tough fibrous band of connective tissue that connects two bones together.
- The place where two or more bones connect.
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- The __ system supports and protects the body and allows it to move.
- When bones brake.
- The __ bone helps provide strength and support for a bone.
- Most plentiful mineral in bones.
- Injury on the ligament caused by stretching the joint too far
- Painful inflammation and stiffness of the joints.
13 Clues: When bones brake. • Most plentiful mineral in bones. • The place where two or more bones connect. • Hard tissue that makes up the body's skeleton. • Painful inflammation and stiffness of the joints. • The __ bone is dense and makes bones rigid and hard. • Condition which makes bones fragile and break easily. • Soft tissue inside the bone that makes red blood cells. • ...
Skeletal System 2023-11-20
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- The body system that provides shape and support, and allows the animal to adapt and grow.
- The part of the skeleton that includes the limb bones.
- The type of bone found inside compact bone; much lighter than solid bone.
- The name of bone breaks where the bone punctures the skin.
- The part of the skeleton that includes the Skull, Vertebrae, Ribs and Sternum.
- The bone type that the carpal and tarsal bones are classified as.
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- The bone type that the skull, sternum, ribs and pelvis are classified as.
- What x-rays produce so we can view damage of bones and tissues.
- The bone type that the vertebrae, maxilla and mandible are classified as.
- Blood cell production happens in the bone _____.
- Section of the bone found on the ends, lined with cartilage.
- The bone type that the tibia, fibula and femur are classified as.
- The mineral that makes our bones strong.
13 Clues: The mineral that makes our bones strong. • Blood cell production happens in the bone _____. • The part of the skeleton that includes the limb bones. • The name of bone breaks where the bone punctures the skin. • Section of the bone found on the ends, lined with cartilage. • What x-rays produce so we can view damage of bones and tissues. • ...
final exam review 2022-05-15
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- a decrease in muscle mass
- system that takes in food and liquids and breaks them down into substances that the body can use for energy
- system that filters blood
- system that controls your movements, thoughts, and automatic responses to the world around you
- process of red blood cells being made in the skeletal system
- system that Makes Hormones for Mood, Development, and Growth
- the receiving part of a neuron
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- produced in the endocrine system
- The long, thin structure
- apart of the urinary system, responsible for filtering the blood
- system that is responsible for movement
- is an increase in muscle mass
- system that gives the body its shape, allows movement, makes blood cells, provides protection for organs
- push food & drinks through the digestive system
14 Clues: The long, thin structure • a decrease in muscle mass • system that filters blood • is an increase in muscle mass • the receiving part of a neuron • produced in the endocrine system • system that is responsible for movement • push food & drinks through the digestive system • process of red blood cells being made in the skeletal system • ...
Chapter 15 - Human Organ Systems 2016-05-09
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- breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, eliminates waste
- works together to help you breathe
- major organ in the respiratory system
- allows movement to occur in your body
- your body's first line of defense - immune system
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- pumps blood throughout your body - respiratory system
- transports oxygen, wastes, and other materials
- your body's defense against viruses and disease
- the skeletal system is made of these
- supports your body and protects your organs
- sends signals throughout your body to provide vital information
- included in the digestive system
- the organ in your nervous system that is similar to the nucleus
13 Clues: included in the digestive system • works together to help you breathe • the skeletal system is made of these • major organ in the respiratory system • allows movement to occur in your body • supports your body and protects your organs • transports oxygen, wastes, and other materials • your body's defense against viruses and disease • ...
Emma 7th 2023-01-30
15 Clues: heart • system • organs • can control • don't control • attached to bone • basic unit of life • holds bone to bones • cells work together • organs work together • body regulates itself • holds muscles together • bone smooth outer layer • skeleton connects to spine • skeleton does not connect to spine
Skeletal System 2022-01-04
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- bone cells that build up new bone
- attaches your bones to your muscles
- bone cells that break down old bone
- mineral stored in compact bones
- a condition in where the bones become weak due to mineral loss
- surrounds and protects spinal cord
- bone cells
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- protects organs and attachment sites for muscles
- protects knee joints
- collective tissue at the end of long bones
- glides over another bone
- mineral stored in compact bones
- attachment site for muscles that move body
- attaches your bones to other bones
14 Clues: bone cells • protects knee joints • glides over another bone • mineral stored in compact bones • mineral stored in compact bones • bone cells that build up new bone • attaches your bones to other bones • surrounds and protects spinal cord • attaches your bones to your muscles • bone cells that break down old bone • collective tissue at the end of long bones • ...
Skeletal System 2023-02-06
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- what is a skeleton
- bone in your arm
- protects the lungs and heart
- outside bone in your leg
- longest bone
- how many bones does an infant have
- The other bone in your arm
- moves when your hand goes up
- another word for cranium
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- holds your body up
- where your bone bends
- protects the brain
- outside bone in your leg
- name one bone in your foot
14 Clues: longest bone • bone in your arm • what is a skeleton • holds your body up • protects the brain • where your bone bends • outside bone in your leg • outside bone in your leg • another word for cranium • name one bone in your foot • The other bone in your arm • protects the lungs and heart • moves when your hand goes up • how many bones does an infant have
Skeletal System 2023-02-06
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- Protects the brain
- The outer one on your arm
- Protects heart and lungs
- Moves when you sit down
- Moves when you put your hands up
- Another word for knee caps
- The inner one of the lower leg
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- Helps your bones get stronger
- The inner one of your arm
- when two bones connect each other
- Holds your body up
- The outer one on your lower leg
- One reason why we have skeletons
13 Clues: Protects the brain • Holds your body up • Moves when you sit down • Protects heart and lungs • The inner one of your arm • The outer one on your arm • Another word for knee caps • Helps your bones get stronger • The inner one of the lower leg • The outer one on your lower leg • One reason why we have skeletons • Moves when you put your hands up • when two bones connect each other
Skeletal System 2021-06-09
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- the outer layer
- structures that can contract and stretch
- connect muscle to bone and allows the muscle to pull on the bone
- one muscle contracts the other muscle relaxe
- where two bones meet
- for movement
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- keeps the bones of the joint from moving too far apart
- the spongy tissue in certain bones
- a lubricant for bone ends, allowing them to slide over each other
- for protection
- smooth material covering the ends of bones moving against each other
- a hard structure that protects the internal organs of a living thing
- the inner bone
13 Clues: for movement • for protection • the inner bone • the outer layer • where two bones meet • the spongy tissue in certain bones • structures that can contract and stretch • one muscle contracts the other muscle relaxe • keeps the bones of the joint from moving too far apart • connect muscle to bone and allows the muscle to pull on the bone • ...
Skeletal System 2023-06-07
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- Hard, dense outer layer of bones.
- The lower leg bone located on the pinky side.
- Tiny, interconnected bones in the wrist.
- Connective tissue that covers the ends of bones at a joint.
- The upper arm bone.
- Bones of the fingers and toes.
- Small, round bone located in the middle ear.
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- Largest bone in the human body.
- Bone that forms the shoulder joint with the scapula
- Strong, flexible tissue that connects bones together.
- Curved bone that protects the brain.
- Small, flat bone located in the chest, commonly known as the breastbone.
- Bony structure in the mouth that holds the teeth.
13 Clues: The upper arm bone. • Bones of the fingers and toes. • Largest bone in the human body. • Hard, dense outer layer of bones. • Curved bone that protects the brain. • Tiny, interconnected bones in the wrist. • Small, round bone located in the middle ear. • The lower leg bone located on the pinky side. • Bony structure in the mouth that holds the teeth. • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2019-12-10
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- skeletal muscles are located throughout the body at the openings of internal tracts to control the movement of________substances.
- skeletal muscle is a contractile_____that is directly or indirectly attached to bone..
- skeletal muscle fibers______ together and with connective tissue,nerves and blood vessels to form bundles.
- Each skeletal muscle has_______layers of connective tissue that enclose it.
- skeletal muscle fibers occurs in muscles which are attached to the________.
- if contraction of the muscle causes the muscle to______,the bone and thus the body part will move.
- Skeletal muscle fibers can be quite______for human cells, with diameters up to 100 μm and lengths up to 30 cm.
- These muscles allow functions, such as swallowing, urination, and defecation, to be under_______control.
- Skeletal muscle tissue is packaged by_______tissue sheets into organs.
- skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body.
- skeletal muscles contribute to the_______of homeostasis in the body by generating heat.
- skeletal muscle cells are______to provide a long axis for contraction.
- the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______.
- skeletal muscle_______pull on tendons,which are attached to bones.
- Each muscle is wrapped in a sheath of dense, irregular connective tissue called the______.
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- each skeletal muscle cell is called skeletal muscle_____.
- skeletal muscle is compromised from a series of_______ of muscle fibers.
- Because skeletal muscle cells are long and cylindrical, they are________referred to as muscle fibers.
- each skeletal muscle fiber is long cylindrical cell,contains many_______and striated.
- shivering is an_______contraction of skeletal muscles in response to perceived lower than normal body temperature.
- inside each skeletal muscle,muscle fibers are organized into individual bundles,each called a_________.
- skeletal muscles,tissue is the only muscle tissue under the______conscious control.
- skeletal muscle also called_______muscle.
- the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______.
- skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________.
- skeletal muscle tissue is the most______in the human body.
- skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______.
- each skeletal muscle is an organ that consists of various________tissues.
- the structure of skeletal muscle cells also makes them_____among muscle tissues.
- the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______.
30 Clues: skeletal muscle also called_______muscle. • skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______. • skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body. • the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______. • the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______. • skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________. • ...
Skeletal System 2021-05-19
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- Found in most babies bones.
- Joint found in the knee.
- Dense and hard, has canals with blood vessels.
- Found in the skull.
- Soft tissue in the middle of the bone that stores fat.
- Lightweight, full of small spaces that contain red marrow.
- What does compact bone contain that gives it strength.
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- Found in the hip joint.
- Found in the neck.
- Soft tissue filling space in the sponges bone that makes blood cells.
- Protects the organs in the chest.
- Bone in the upper arm.
- Upper part of your leg.
13 Clues: Found in the neck. • Found in the skull. • Bone in the upper arm. • Found in the hip joint. • Upper part of your leg. • Joint found in the knee. • Found in most babies bones. • Protects the organs in the chest. • Dense and hard, has canals with blood vessels. • Soft tissue in the middle of the bone that stores fat. • What does compact bone contain that gives it strength. • ...
Skeletal system 2021-06-14
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- Fluid that acts as a lubricant for the bones at both ends
- Tissues that can stretch and contact
- used for structure
- Tissue that is attaches muscle to the bone.
- Inside of a bone surrounded by compact bone. It is spongy and soft
- Soft, spongy tissue located in the middle of the bones
- Provides structure and support for our body
- Working in pairs, one contracts while the other relaxes or lengthens
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- used for movement
- Tissue that holds two bones in place in a joint
- Where two bones meet and allows movement
- Covers the ends of bones that are moving against each other
- Strong and dense outer layer of the bone
13 Clues: used for movement • used for structure • Tissues that can stretch and contact • Where two bones meet and allows movement • Strong and dense outer layer of the bone • Tissue that is attaches muscle to the bone. • Provides structure and support for our body • Tissue that holds two bones in place in a joint • Soft, spongy tissue located in the middle of the bones • ...
Skeletal System 2021-06-09
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- reduce the density of bone
- supports limbs of the human body
- liquid located between your joints
- support and protect the brain
- keeps joint motion fluid
- hard bone
- produce blood cells
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- gives the body its shape
- responsible for movement
- where bones meet
- tissue which attaches muscle to bone
- transfer force to bones through
- hold structures together
13 Clues: hard bone • where bones meet • produce blood cells • gives the body its shape • responsible for movement • hold structures together • keeps joint motion fluid • reduce the density of bone • support and protect the brain • transfer force to bones through • supports limbs of the human body • liquid located between your joints • tissue which attaches muscle to bone
Skeletal System 2021-09-24
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- condition of bone death
- surgical reconstruction of a joint
- condition of a hump (back)
- a state of condition of slow movement
- inflammation of the bone and spinal cord
- using an instrument to view a joint
- recording of the spinal cord or bone marrow
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- surgical removal of cartilage
- inflammation around the bone
- tumor of the spinal cord or bone marrow
- surgical removal of lamina(part of vertebrae)
- bone cell
- a state or condition of difficult movement
13 Clues: bone cell • condition of bone death • condition of a hump (back) • inflammation around the bone • surgical removal of cartilage • surgical reconstruction of a joint • using an instrument to view a joint • a state of condition of slow movement • tumor of the spinal cord or bone marrow • inflammation of the bone and spinal cord • a state or condition of difficult movement • ...
Skeletal System 2022-04-21
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- Also known as the "kneecap"
- The smallest bone in the body
- Protects the brain
- The 8 small bones that make up the wrist
- Make up the spine
- The material that makes up bones
- The largest bone in the body
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- The largest bone in the arm
- Make up fingers and toes
- Also known as your "jaw"
- Also known as your "collar bone"
- The larger of the two forearm bones
- There are 12 pairs of these and they protect the chest
13 Clues: Make up the spine • Protects the brain • Make up fingers and toes • Also known as your "jaw" • The largest bone in the arm • Also known as the "kneecap" • The largest bone in the body • The smallest bone in the body • Also known as your "collar bone" • The material that makes up bones • The larger of the two forearm bones • The 8 small bones that make up the wrist • ...
Skeletal system 2023-02-01
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- bones in the body
- structure for the organs gives the body shape
- most common form of arthritis; wear and tear disease
- a bone that is in a muscle or tendon that works like a pulley
- tough membrane that covers the outside of the bone
- thin, bones found in arms and legs (not wrists, ankles, or kneecaps)
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- disease that develops when bone material density and mass decreases; a silent disease
- bone that is flat, includes ribs, shoulder blades, breast bone, and skull bone
- cancer starting in the bones, usually occurs in children
- cubed shape bones in wrists and ankles
- extra bones in the cranium
- made of stem cells and makes blood cells
- bone that does not conform to the other types; the bones in the spine
13 Clues: bones in the body • extra bones in the cranium • cubed shape bones in wrists and ankles • made of stem cells and makes blood cells • structure for the organs gives the body shape • tough membrane that covers the outside of the bone • most common form of arthritis; wear and tear disease • cancer starting in the bones, usually occurs in children • ...
Skeletal System 2022-10-08
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- bone very tightly packed tissue, which makes up the wall of the diaphysis
- varied shape; vertebrae
- arm and leg bones
- plate-like shape with a broad surface
- nodular bone that develops with a tendon
- located within chambers called lacunae
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- matrix bone mainly consist mainly of collagen and inorganic salts
- osteocytes pass nutrients and gases through the matrix via tiny canals
- in compact bone, lacunae lie in concentric circles of matrix
- marrow medullary cavity is filled with a special type of connective tissue
- the shaft of the bone
- wrist and ankle bones
- bone consist of many branching bony plates called trabeculae
13 Clues: arm and leg bones • the shaft of the bone • wrist and ankle bones • varied shape; vertebrae • plate-like shape with a broad surface • located within chambers called lacunae • nodular bone that develops with a tendon • in compact bone, lacunae lie in concentric circles of matrix • bone consist of many branching bony plates called trabeculae • ...
Jammin' Joints Crossword 2023-10-08
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- bones contain phosphorus and ______
- points in which 2 or more bones connect
- the cranium protects this nervous system organ
- the skeletal system provides ____ for internal organs
- this connects bone to bone
- this connects muscle to bone
- bones make blood ___ to send to the circulatory system
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- bones work with muscles to create this
- connective tissue between bones
- the skeletal system supports our body ______
- the rib cage protects this respiratory organ
- the jaw and _____ aid the digestive system
12 Clues: this connects bone to bone • this connects muscle to bone • connective tissue between bones • bones contain phosphorus and ______ • bones work with muscles to create this • points in which 2 or more bones connect • the jaw and _____ aid the digestive system • the skeletal system supports our body ______ • the rib cage protects this respiratory organ • ...
Skeletal Muscle Tissue 2019-12-10
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- skeletal muscles,tissue is the only muscle tissue under the______conscious control.
- if contraction of the muscle causes the muscle to______,the bone and thus the body part will move.
- skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______.
- the structure of skeletal muscle cells also makes them_____among muscle tissues.
- skeletal muscle tissue is the most______in the human body.
- skeletal muscle is a contractile_____that is directly or indirectly attached to bone..
- each skeletal muscle is an organ that consists of various________tissues.
- Skeletal muscle tissue is packaged by_______tissue sheets into organs.
- skeletal muscles contribute to the_______of homeostasis in the body by generating heat.
- skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________.
- shivering is an_______contraction of skeletal muscles in response to perceived lower than normal body temperature.
- the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______.
- These muscles allow functions, such as swallowing, urination, and defecation, to be under_______control.
- skeletal muscle fibers occurs in muscles which are attached to the________.
Down
- skeletal muscles are located throughout the body at the openings of internal tracts to control the movement of________substances.
- skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body.
- the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______.
- inside each skeletal muscle,muscle fibers are organized into individual bundles,each called a_________.
- skeletal muscle also called_______muscle.
- skeletal muscle fibers______ together and with connective tissue,nerves and blood vessels to form bundles.
- each skeletal muscle cell is called skeletal muscle_____.
- the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______.
- skeletal muscle_______pull on tendons,which are attached to bones.
- each skeletal muscle fiber is long cylindrical cell,contains many_______and striated.
- skeletal muscle cells are______to provide a long axis for contraction.
- skeletal muscle is compromised from a series of_______ of muscle fibers.
26 Clues: skeletal muscle also called_______muscle. • skeletal muscle are attached to bones by_______. • skeletal muscles,help to_______and move our body. • the bundles,in turn,bind together to form_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle have obvious_______. • the cells of skeletal muscle are long and_______. • skeletal muscles,which can be controlled_________. • ...