Care & Maintenance
Systems
Bones and Joints
Skeletal system
Cells, etc
100
What is the one simplest way to care for your skeletal (and all other) system of your body? 

Eat well. 

100

Circulatory system. 

What is another name for the cardiovascular system? 

100

What is the largest bone in your body? 

The Femur is the largest bone in your body.  

100

Name the organs of the skeletal system. 

Bones, ligaments and cartilage. 

100

The smallest unit of life.

What is a cell?

200

Dairy, seeds, leafy greens, sardines and canned salmon, almonds.

What foods are rich in Calcium? 

200

What is the function of the digestive system?  

The function of the digestive system is to break down food and make is available for absorption. 

200

What is a joint? 

A joint is where two bones meet. 

200

Name three functions of the skeletal system.

The skeletal system: 1- supports the body 

2-  protects organs

3-produces red blood cells 

4- stores and releases minerals and fats

200

A group of cells working together.

What is 'tissue' in anatomy?

300

Why is it important to include vegetables in your diet?  What do they provide for your skeletal system?

 Vitamin C and minerals

300

The system primarily reponsible for regulation of the body

What is the nervous system?  

300

Show where the bones Ms. J tells you are.

 

300

Marrow.

Where are red blood cells produced? 

300

 Body systems working together. 

What is an organism? 

400

dark chocolate, avocados, almonds and cashews, seeds, whole grains, fatty fish and dark leafy greens. 

 What foods are rich in Magnesium? 

400

  What does RRRGENTS stand for?  In other words name all the functions of  life .  

R: respiration         R: regulation   R: reproduction

G: growth      E: excretion        N: Nutrition

T: transport           S :synthesis


400

Identify one of each type of joint in your body

pivot, hinge, ball and socket, gliding

pivot = neck

hinge= elbow, knee, fingers

ball and socket= shoulders, hips

gliding = wrists, ankles

400

What tissue holds bones together? 

Ligaments hold bones together. 

400

How does one + one - one?  

And What is a stem cell? 

Explain in detail.  

One special kind of cell from the male and one special cell from the female combine to become the single cell from which a baby grows.  

Stem cells are unique cells that can become other types of cells. 

500

What is collagen? 

 A protein found in bones. 

500

What system produces and releases chemicals - hormones - to regulate the body. 

 The Endocrine system produces and releases  chemicals - hormones - to regulate the body.

500

Where is the smallest bone in your body? 

The smallest bone in your body is in your ear. 

500

Name 

1. a bone that Protects 

2. a long bone

3. a  short bone

4. an irregular bone

 

1. a bone that Protects= cranium, pelvis, scapula  or ribs 

2. a long bone = femur, humerus, ulna, tibia, or fibula 

3. a  short bone= carpals or tarsals, metacarpals or metatarsal. 

4. irregular bones = vertebrae

500

Explain how a cell is related to the universe. 

Cell is the smallest unit- tissues are cells with simialr structures and functions working together.. this pattern repeats through organs, systems, organism, community, ecosystems, biome, planet, solar system, galxy, universe.  We start with one and end with one. 

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