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Funny Bones
Muscle Mania
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100

How many bones are in the human ADULT body?

206

100

What is the largest Sesamoid bone?

Patella

100

Name one special thing about muscle cells

They're the biggest cells in the human body, they have more than one nuclei, they slide across each other to shorten their length, they have a lot of mitochondria!

100

Name a kind of cell that tries to find and kill cancer cells

Natural killer cells, T cells

200

How many types of muscle are there? 100 extra points if you know the names

3: Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac

200

What is the largest and strongest join in the human body?

Knee

200

What hormone increases muscle mass?

Testosterone

200

Why does shivering help keep you warm?

It generates heat by moving your muscles

300

What substance makes your bones strong?

Calcium phosphate

300

What part of bones grow?

Epiphysial Plate, Physis, also OK "growth plates" on the ends of bones

300
What is the function of slow twitch muscle fibers vs fast twitch? 

Slow twitch fibers are good for steady prolonged work like standing, fast twitch are good for rapid movements requiring lots of force like running fast

300

What is the difference between your upstairs brain and your downstairs brain?

Your upstairs brain thinks, your downstairs brain FEELS and reacts

400

What is the difference between a tendon and a ligament?

A tendon attaches a bone and muscle, a ligament attaches two bones

400

Name four functions of bones

Movement, Protect Organs, Mineral management, Make blood cells
400

Explain how actin and myosin work together to slide muscle filaments

When the nerve tells the muscle to contract, tropomyosin via calcium unmasks binding sites on the actin -- myosin heads can now bind there and with help of ATP (energy) they snap into a conformation that pulls the filaments
400

What is the function of your epiglottis?

It covers your airway when you swallow so food doesnt go down into your lungs

500

Name the two ways the body can get vitamin D and what disease is caused by not getting enough vitamin D

Sunlight, foods (eggs, fatty fish, liver), Rickets

500

What kind of bone makes blood cells?

Spongy, or bone marrow

500

Whare the two components of muscle memory?

Muscle and Brain: Myonuclei (or muscle nuclei) stick around + your brain (cerebellum) remembers how to coordinate the movement

500

Why do we do CPR (chest compressions) when the heart stops?

Cardiac arrest, or no heartbeat, means no blood moves through your body to deliver oxygen. No oxygen means your tissues rapidly start to die. This is why the treatment is chest compressions to pump blood out of the heart, and giving breaths to get oxygen into the body.