Cells
Bone Anatomy
Types of Bones/Joints
Muscles 1
Muscles 2
100

Name two of the early civilizations we talked about in class that had differing views on human antomy

Greek, Hebrew, Roman, other European, Egyptian

100

The mineral that makes bones compact and hard

calcium

100

What do ligaments do?

hold bones together

100

The partial contraction of your muscles throughout the day

muscle tone

100

Name something that muscles need to grow

Protein, exercise 

200

Where DNA is held

Nucleus

200
Bones have two kinds of this: red and yellow
bone marrow
200

The longest bone in your body

femur

200

The tough fibers that connect our muscles to bones

tendons

200

Elevating your heart rate for 30 min or more a few times a week is the best way to keep this kind of muscle strong

cardiac muscle

300

Centrioles are organelle that help cells do this

reproduce

300

The outer layer of the bone that has nerves and blood vessels

periosteum 

300

Name one bone that belongs in your arm

Humerus, ulna, radius
300

The three kind of muscle tissue in our bodies

Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac

300

Name a place in your body where you might find smooth muscle

intestines, stomach, blood vessels

400

These are considered to be the power plants of the cell

Mitochondria

400

Bone tissue that forms tunnels and pores

Spongy 

400

The rounded part of your skull is called this

cranium

400

What muscle tissue is considered voluntary

smooth or cardiac

400

Muscles cells have several of these organelles that help create energy 

Mitochondria 

500

They protect cells by destroying invaders, like bacteria.

Lysosomes

500

Osteoblasts are responsible for doing this 

make new bone

500
Our shoulders or hips are examples of this type of joint

ball in socket

500

Muscles that work opposite of one another are called this

antagonistic muscles

500

Name something that helps muscles move

glucose, oxygen, vitamins and minerals 

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