Don't Go Breaking My
Bones
Bones
The "tail" end of the spinal cord
What is the coccyx?
Thumb to fingers
What is opposition?
A Brain Signal
What is an action potential?
Skeletal muscles commonly attach to a moving bone, and non/moving joint (usually). These terms are how we identify which is what.
What is origin and insertion?
On December 31, 2021, a famous actress who was loved and known by many passed away at 99 years old.
Who is Betty White?
R.I.P.
You walk on "_____", and drive your "_____". This is one way you can memorize the difference between the bones on your feet and the bones on your hands.
Movement that makes a cone-shape
Thin filaments and Thick filaments important for muscle contraction. They are otherwise known as...
What is actin and myosin?
The muscle responsible for assisting a prime mover
What is a synergist?
Kobe Bryant's jersey number.
R.I.P.
What is 24?
The bone proximal to your phalanges, distal from your femur, and lateral to your tibia.
What is the fibula?
The opposite of tilting the bottom of your foot towards the midline of the body
What is eversion?
_______ gets released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum after an action potential gets released from the brain
What is Ca2+? (Calcium)
Your brain is "___________" to your skull
What is deep?
The very first original Disney movie ever made
What is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)?
The bone inferior from your frontal, medial to your zygomatic, and superior from your mandible.
What is the maxilla?
An olympic swimmer must "_________" their arms and "_____________" their legs.
What is circumduction and flexion/extension?
Troponin and Tropomyosin can only bind together and contract a muscle when this molecule attaches to it and powers its movement
What is ATP?
The 3 types of muscles responsible for movement, heart contractions, and digestion
What is skeletal muscles, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle?
Ms. Go prefers soggy cereal or crunchy cereal?
What is soggy cereal?
Simon Says!
Ms. Go will ask you to point to at least 5 bones. You must only point to them on "simon says".
You got this! Pay attention ;)
Opposite Day!:
Say the OPPOSITE movement of 5 of Ms. Go's actions
Let's get it!
1. action potential travels down T-tubule to the muscle
2. Ca2+ gets released from Sarcoplasmic Reticulum
3. Ca2+ binds to troponin which sets tropomyosin free
4. ATP binds to troponin and then binds to tropomyosin
Where is that bone?
Correctly name the bone Ms. Go directs you to
Good luck!
Free throw an object from one side of the room to the trash can for extra credit points for everybody! You have 2 tries. (1st try in = 5 extra credit points. 2nd try in = 2.5 extra credit points)
Good luck!