Tissues
Primary role of tissues
Protection
Descriptions are given in terms of ___ position
Anatomical
Strongest bone in the body
Femur
Primary function of the skull
Protection
True or False: Every face is unique
True
Composed of one layer of cells
Simple
The palms face this way in anatomical position
Forward
Primary function of the pelvic girdle
Movement
The hole in the base of the skull where the spinal cord goes through
Foramen Magnum
True or False: The ears never stop growing
True
Composed of 2 or more layers of cells
Stratified
Transverse plane separates these two portions of the body
Superior and Inferior
True or False: Bones of the lower limb are thicker and stronger than upper limb
True
The skull provides attachment points for these two
Head and neck
True or False: Tissue can regenerate
True
Fibers
Regions/areas of the body that have organs or organ systems
Cavities
The 3 bone types in the foot
Tarsal, metatarsal, phalanges
The adult skull has this many bones
22 Bones
This muscle never tires
The heart
The most widely distributed connective tissue
Areolar Tissue
A scrape is this type of wound
Superficial Wound
The femur is about how much of an adult's height
1/4 of an adult's height
Only bone in the skull that doesn't articulate with any other bone
Hyoid Bone
You are born with this many vertebrae
33 Vertebrae