Skeleton/Bones
Complete the sentence. When I bend my arm, my biceps ________ and my triceps __________.
Contracts.... relax.
What are flexible joints? Give an example.
Joints that allow our bones to move a lot. Ex. knees, elbows, and shoulders.
The two types of cells that we studied - you had a choice build one of these two kinds of cells
What are plant or animal cells
Three types of bones? Give an example of each.
What are long (tibia), some are short (vertebrae), and some are flat (skull)
Our skeletal muscle is located where in the body? It is voluntary or involuntary?
What is attached to bones and voluntary.
How do muscles move bones?
What is they pull on them.
The powerhouse (organelle) of the cell.
What is the mitochondria
The two parts of the skeleton (hint: they both start with an a)?
What is the appendicular and axial
Our cardiac muscle is located where in the body? It is voluntary or involuntary?
What is in the heart and involuntary.
Classify whether it is a muscle or a bone. Abdominals, gastrocnemius, vertebrae, triceps, ribs, tibia.
Bones: vertebrae, ribs, tibia Muscles: Abdominals, gastrocnemius, triceps.
Energy created by the cell and used througout the body (the abbreviation is fine).
What is ATP or adenosinetriphosphate
The skull protects? The ribs protect?
What is The brain. Our heart and lungs.
Our smooth muscle is located where in the body? It is voluntary or involuntary?
What is in organs and veins and involuntary.
Point to the scapula, pelvis, trapezius, pectorals.
Point to the shoulder, hips, upper back, and chest.
The name of a nerve cell
What is a neuron?
What are three of the five functions of bones?
to protect
to support
to make blood cells
to move
to store minerals
Muscle cells either have stripes or not. What is the word for striped muscle cells and what are the two types of muscle cells that have them.
What are striated muscle cells
What are skeletal and cardiac muscle cells.
The joints in your feet and hands are called.
What is gliding joints.
Point to the femur, ulna, deltoids, and gastrocnemius
Point to thigh, forearm, shoulder, and calf.
The name of broken bone that is pushing through the skin.
What is a compound fracture?