Bones And Joints

Front 1

The _______ in our bodies are living ________ made up pf connective tissues

Back 1

BONES

ORGANS

Front 2

___________ is a connective tissue that produces red blood cells and white blood cells.

Back 2

BONE MARROW

Front 3

Bones meet at ______ where they are attached to each other and to muscles

Back 3

JOINTS

Front 4

________ ________ allow back and forth movement

Back 4

HINGE JOINTS

Front 5

__________ ________ __________ joints allow circular motion

Back 5

BALL AND SOCKET

Front 6

Some ________ do not allow any movement. These are called immovable joints. (Example: Skull)

Back 6

JOINTS

Front 7

Bones are organized into a _______, which provides support for your body, and it protects many of your internal organs

Back 7

SKELETON

Front 8

Muscles are attached to bones by _______, tough bands of connective tissues

Back 8

TENDONS

Front 9

Bones are attached to each other by ________, that hold the skeleton together

Back 9

LIGAMENTS

Front 10

_______ is another type of connective tissue. This is found at the tip of your nose and your outer ears! Cartilage also coats the ends of bones where they meet a joint to allow movement between bones

Back 10

CARTILAGE

Front 11

Short Bone:

Back 11

HANDS AND FEET

Front 12

Flat Bone:

Back 12

PELVIS AND SHOULDER

Front 13

Immovable Joint:

Back 13

SKULL

Front 14

Long Bone:

Back 14

ARMS, LEGS, AND FEMUR

Front 15

Hinge Joint:

Back 15

ELBOW

Front 16

Ball and socket Joint:

Back 16

HIPS AND SHOULDERS

Front 17

What are the three types of muscle?

Back 17

VOLUNTARY

SMOOTH

CARDIAC

Front 18

_________ muscles move bones and hold your skeleton upright and are attached to two or more bones either directly or through tendons

Back 18

VOLUNTARY

Front 19

________ muscles contract slowly and move substances through the organs they surround

Back 19

SMOOTH

Front 20

_________ muscles make up the walls of the heart and their function is to pump blood

Back 20

CARDIAC

Front 21

The _________ system allows you to experience things and to react to your environment and connects all the tissues and organs on your body to your brain

Back 21

NERVOUS

Front 22

The nervous system carries _____ to and from the brain

Back 22

SIGNALS

Front 23

The nervous system consists of two parts:

Back 23

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

Front 24

What system is made up of the brain and spinal cord?

Back 24

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

Front 25

What system consists of sensory organs and body nerves?

Back 25

PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

Front 26

Nerves are bundles of nerve cells, or ______

Back 26

NEURONS

Front 27

________ are specialized cells that can receive signals and transmit them to other neurons

Back 27

NEURONS

Front 28

What takes place at a synapse?

Back 28

A SIGNAL CROSSES THE GAP BETWEEN NEURONS

Front 29

_______ are nerve cells that detect conditions in the body's environment.

Back 29

RECEPTORS

Front 30

_______ are automatic responses to situations

Back 30

REFLEXES

Front 31

Bones of the elbow are held together by ______

Back 31

LIGAMENTS

Front 32

What does the rib protect?

Back 32

THE HEART AND LUNGS

Front 33

What connects the wrist bones with the muscles in the forearm?

Back 33

LONG TENDONS

Front 34

What is the longest bone in the human body and where is it located?

Back 34

THE FEMUR IS LOCATED IN THE UPPER LEG

Front 35

How many bones does the human body have?

Back 35

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