Skeletal System
Muscular System
Heart
Circulatory System + Misc.
More Miscellaneous!
100
Bones come in different sizes and shapes because they have different functions.
Why do we need bones of different shapes and sizes?
100
Voluntary muscles (biceps, triceps, orbicularis oris, etc.)
What kind of muscles can you control?
100
About the size of your fist.
What is the size of your heart?
100
Bring oxygen-rich blood AWAY from your heart.
What are arteries?
100
The stapes (found in the ear).
What is the smallest bone in the body called?
200
Femur.
What is the longest bone in your body?
200
Eating lots of food with protein (eggs, beans, fish, meat, milk), exercising regularly, and warming up before exercising.
What are ways to keep your muscles healthy?
200
How fast your heart beats when you are excited, scared, or exercising.
What is about 200 beats per minute?
200
Veins.
What are blood vessels that bring oxygen-poor blood back to the heart?
200
206 bones.
What is the number of bones in an adult skeleton?
300
1) to protect your organs 2) to support your body (hold you up) 3) to help you move
What are reasons why we need a strong skeleton?
300
http://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/1602/flashcards/759393/png/rectus_abdominis.png
What is the rectus abdominis?
300
70-120 beats per minute.
What is the number of heart beats when you're relaxed (regularly)?
300
Circulate.
What is it called (verb form) when blood moves around your body in a circle?
300
Femur.
What is the longest bone in your body called?
400
Ways to keep your bones strong.
What are calcium, exercise, and injury prevention?
400
Muscles are needed to move every bone (flexing and extending require 2 different muscles). Muscles are also needed for other involuntary functions such as pumping the heart.
Why do we have more muscles than bones?
400
The stuff in your blood that arteries bring to the rest of your body.
What is oxygen?
400
YOU PICKED A FREEBIE: (Better answer this one correctly!) The subject we are studying!
What is Science/the Human Body?
400
Heart and the intestines are examples of this.
What are examples of involuntary muscles (muscles that you don't control by yourself)?
500
http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/8994/humanbodyskeletalsystem.png
What are the 1) skull 2) clavicle (collarbone) 3) scapula (shoulder blade) 4) upper arm bone (humerus) 5) rib 6) hip bone (os coxae) 7) backbone 8) femur (thigh bone) 9) patella (knee bone) 10) tibia (shinbone)?
500
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/688/humanbodymuscularsystem.png/
What are 1) frontalis 2) orbicularis oculi 3) deltoids 4) orbicularis oris 5) triceps 6) pectoralis major 7) biceps 8) quadriceps 9) rectus abdominis 10) gastrocnemius 11) soleus ?
500
Red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, and platelets are the names of those functions.
What are the names of the parts of blood that 1) carry oxygen (red blood cells) 2) fight germs (white blood cells) 3) made mostly of water (plasma) 4) help stop bleeding (platelets)?
500
The joints.
What are the places where the bones meet, which help you bend and move?
500
The 3 types of muscles.
What are smooth muscle, skeletal muscle, and cardiac muscle?
M
e
n
u