Health is The Word

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  1. 4. The process of bone formation from cartilage is known as
  2. 5. The region composing the inner pelvic area of the anterior region
  3. 6. A flexible connective tissue that serves as a precursor to bone
  4. 9. The common term for the Pollex
  5. 11. Melatonin is the "sleep hormone," regulated by this system
  6. 14. The set of bones distal to the tarsus bones
  7. 15. and socket Our rotating acromial region is an excellent example of this type of joint
  8. 17. The skull is held together by this type of joint
  9. 19. Spongy bone is composed of tiny structures called:
  10. 22. The region responsible for main entry into the digestive system, superior to the mental region
  11. 23. The most common joint in the human body
  12. 25. The fingers and toes are known as
  13. 26. The epiphyses house this type of bone that helps stresses near joints
  14. 28. The largest bone in the body is found in the
  15. 31. Another word for banded muscle
  16. 33. The Latin word for "cell"
  17. 35. The latin word for "Cover"
  18. 36. A characteristic of muscle is that it must _______ to function
  19. 37. The region with a bone unique to mammalian locomotion
  20. 40. The cheek region in anatomy
  21. 41. Commonly known as the excretory system, this system helps to regulate fluids and associated electrolyes
  22. 42. The system associated with immunity is known as the
  23. 43. The anatomical word for collarbone
  24. 44. hundred six Adult human skeletal systems are composed of this many bones
  25. 45. The large group of fish that all feature cartilaginous skeletons
  26. 47. Lateral to each side of the midline is the region of the skeletal system known as the _________ skeleton
  27. 48. Dairy or similar products is responsible for intake of this vitamin that helps to build strong bones
  28. 49. Another word for growth plates, or the ends of bones
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  1. 1. The central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) are housed within the ______ skeleton
  2. 2. The bone found in the sural region of the body
  3. 3. The system working to deliver oxygen to working muscles and cellular functions
  4. 7. The system composing the skin and accompanying parts is called the ______ system
  5. 8. Development of bone or replacing bone cells after injury is normally completed by
  6. 10. The hand region in anatomy
  7. 12. Inferior to the frontal region is a cartilaginous region known as the
  8. 13. The articulation point between bones
  9. 16. The anatomical term for close to the midline
  10. 18. Smooth muscle activation is typically:
  11. 20. The "rear" or hind view of a specimen
  12. 21. The combination of the structure of the body and the system that moves it is known as
  13. 24. Most digestive organs are housed in this region, inferior to the thoracic
  14. 27. Synovial joints are filled with _____ to help resist wear and tear around joints
  15. 29. The forearm region is known as the
  16. 30. Most public health research, particularly on diseasecomes from a coordinated research group based in Atlanta known as
  17. 32. Working a muscle too hard can cause injury to this area that connects muscle to bone
  18. 34. The cavity of the body protected by the intercostal muscles
  19. 38. The muscle working from birth to death is known as the
  20. 39. Marrow The central region of bones composed of compact bone house this fatty material
  21. 43. The thoracic region houses the ribs, known as the ________ region
  22. 46. Connections across bones are known as