Across
- 3. Dried framework
- 5. Part of metabolism: production of new organisms or cells
- 9. Type of tussue that produces body movements
- 10. Part of the muscle that is attached to the moveable bone
- 13. Body erect with palms forward, thumbs away from body, and feet slightly apart
- 14. The study of the functions of parts and how they work and interact
- 17. These are required in large amounts, some examples would be lipids, carbon, and proteins
- 20. Wedge-like "front teeth" that are responsible for biting parts of food off
- 21. The first segment of the alimentary canal
- 22. Organs that generate a force to produce movement
- 23. Structure leads to _____
- 24. Cavaties within the skull
- 27. Type of marrow that occupies most cavaties of bone and stores fat
- 29. The mechanical breakdown of food and absorption of nutrients
- 33. Complex set of organs that mostly protect the body
- 35. Type of gland, also known as an oil gland
- 37. Type of bone that has a shaft with 2 expanded ends
- 38. A small region in the stomach near opening to the esophagus
- 39. When epithelial tissue has 2 or more layers
- 41. The hollow part of a structure
- 43. An organism's way of maintaining their internal conditions/environment
- 44. Any break in the bone
- 49. The study of the structure of the body and its parts
- 51. Covers internal bone structures
- 52. outermost layer of the skin
- 53. The study of cells arranged into tissues
- 55. Membranes that line joints and are composed entirely of connective tissue
- 56. Type of tissue that forms protective coverings and secretes/asorbs materials
- 57. Type of contraction that involves force generation without shortening
Down
- 1. Glistening white, double layered membrane; covers entire bone
- 2. Blood cell formation
- 4. Suture between frontal bone and perietal bone
- 6. A ring of contraction in a portion of the tube occurs, while relaxation occurs ahead of the ring
- 7. The smallest level of organization
- 8. The shortest and most fixed portion of the small intestine; the stomach empties chyme directly into this portion
- 11. When a muscle loses its ability to contract during strenuous excersise
- 12. The ability of a muscle to shorten to perform "work"
- 15. Characteristic of life: production of new organisms or cells
- 16. Osteocytes reside in cavaties called ____
- 18. Skin layer under the dermis
- 19. When epithelial tissue is flat and scale-like
- 24. Where the nuerotransmitters are released
- 25. Type of tissue that supports soft body parts and binds structures together
- 26. Largest level of organization
- 28. A deviation in a variable will be corrected by a response that goes against the receptor's detection
- 29. Neurons respond to stimuli through _____ and transmit electrical impulses through axons
- 30. Type of membrane that lines cavities that do not open to the outside world
- 31. Surrounds singular muscle cells
- 32. Chemicals that allow the neuron to communitcate with the muscle fiber
- 34. Type of membrane that lines cavities that open to the outside of the body
- 35. The cutaneous membrane
- 36. Open wound where skin has been pulled off of underlying structures
- 40. Special cells that produce melanin
- 42. Type of tissue that regulates and controls the body system
- 45. When epthelial tissue is "box-like"
- 46. These organs secrete fluids to help digestion
- 47. A muscle twitch is measured using a ____
- 48. Muscular tube leading from pharynx to stomach
- 50. Part of the muscle that is attached to the immovable bone
- 54. These are projections on the tongue that provide friction for moving food in the mouth