health skeletal system tissues & joints

3. promotes bone growth.
5. moves in one direction only like a door hinge.
7. tissue allowing joints to move easily, cushions bones and supports soft tissues, such as those in the nose and ears.
9. tissues that hold bones in place at the joints.
10. framework of bones and tissues that supports and protects the body.
12. the end of one bone pivots inside a ring formed by another bone. It moves up and down and side to side.
14. can move in all directions, example of a ball&socket joint.

1. the place where two or more bones meet.
2. example of hinge joint.
3. bones in your back allow a small range of sideways movement via a gliding joint.
4. allows sideways movement by one part of a bone gliding over another bone.
6. the ball shaped head of one bone moves inside the cup shaped socket of another or other bones.
8. tissue that joins muscle to muscle or muscle to bone.
11. sit and stand in a correct but relaxed manner.
13. back straight, knees bent while lifting a large or heavy object.