Bones
This bone is on the lower back of your skull. (Protect it to avoid whiplash if you are being rearended)
occipital
This muscle lets you wink
orbicularis oculi
This hormone is known as the "cuddle hormone"
oxytocin
The three main functions of blood are....
homeostasis, transportation, defense
This occurs when your blood has low levels of sugar
hypoglycemia
This bone makes up your thigh
femur
this muscle lets you move your eyebrows
frontalis
This hormone regulates pregnancy, menstrual cycles, and develops female characteristics
estrogen
This molecule makes up the RBC's
Hemoglobin
This blood disorder creates a risk of clotting due to the blood cells being misshapen like hooks
Sickle Cell Anemia
These bones make up your forearm
(must have 2)
ulna and radius
this muscle holds your organs in place
transverse abdominis
This hormone makes men have deeper voices, more muscular, and grow body hair
Testosterone
This is the "normal" range for blood pressure
120/80 mmHg
This type of stroke occurs when a vessel bursts open, blood leaks and cant get through to the brain
hemorrhagic stroke
This bone is your heel
calcaneus
these muscles allow you to "whip" your arm
(must have 2)
pronator teres and pronator quadratus
This hormone increases blood sugar
glucagon
This is the word for "an abnormally fast resting heart rate"
Tachycardia
This integumentary disorder is hard to diagnose, spreads quickly, and is a form of cancer that looks like an irregular freckle.
Melanoma
This bone is in your wrist and shaped like a "hook"
Hamate
These muscles make up your hamstring
biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus
This hormone signals the male body to produce sperm
inhibin
These four parts of the heart prevent the back-flow of blood
Aortic valve, Mitral Valve, Pulmonary valve, Tricuspid valve
This autoimmune disorder causes the immune system to attack the myelin sheath of a neuron
Multiple Sclerosis (M.S)