Tissues
what are the four main types of tissues?
epithelial, Connective, Nervous, Muscular
What is the jaw's bone called?
Mandable Bone
What is apart of the flat bone family?
Skull, ribs, pelvis
What is the name for a bone that breaks into at least 2 parts
communitated
Does the gluteus maximus flex or extend
flex
Spinal cord, nerves, brain
What is the bone located above your mouth but below your nasal bone?
Maxilla Bone
What 3 bones represent Long Bones?
Tibia, femur, radius
What is the name for when a bone breaks into a horizontal or perpendicular fracture
Transverse fracture
what does the right sensor aid with
Walking and performing sqauts
What is Connective tissue
Ligaments, tendons, adapos
what is the bone located on the front of your skull named?
Frontal Bone
What is a bone that is apart of the Irregular Bone family?
Sternum, vertebrae or nasal bone.
What is Fibrocartilage formation?
When capillaries form in the clotted blood, fibrocartilage is created from the connective tissue to close the gap.
flexes and bends the core muscles.
What is the protection tissue?
Epithelial tissue
What is the back of your skulled referred to?
Occipital bone
What is 2 examples of short bones in the body.
Carpal bones and Tarsal bones
what is a spiral fracture
A bone broken in a twisting motion
What is the insertion point?
Where the muscle connects to on the body.
what are the three types of tissues that move the body?
Cardiac, skeletal, smooth
What is the bone above the ear located on the side of your head called?
Temporal bone
What is the cavity inside a long bone called?
Medullary cavity.
What is the role of Osteoclasts
Cells that degrade the bone during normal bone remodeling.
What was Prue's Injury or what was the muscles that were bothering her?
Trapezius, with shoulder movements