Bones
Muscles
Muscles
Brain
Brain
100
Builds bone
What is osteoblasts
100
Made up of fascicles
What is muscle
100
Tissues that contract to produce movement
What is muscle
100
Function is to relay info-impulses
What is neurons
100
Information that causes an organism to react
What is stimulus
200
Cat abolishes bones
What is osteoclasts
200
Type of muscles that is: - attached to bones - consciously controlled - have muscle fibers - striated - multi-nucleated
What is skeletal muscle
200
Where parts of the skeleton are held together that enable them to move
What is joints
200
Process information from sensory neurons and give directions to motor neurons
What is interneurons
200
Carry impulses from sense organs to the brain and spinal chord
What is sensory neurons
300
Number of bones in the human body
What is 206
300
Muscle that is: - throughout the body - no striations - single nucleus - involuntary movement
What is smooth muscle
300
Connect bone to bone
What is ligaments
300
Carry impulses from brain and spinal chord to muscles and glands
What is motor neurons
300
Group of interneurons grouped together
What is ganglia
400
Group of bones including head, spine, ribs, and tailbone
What is the axial skeleton
400
Made up of actin and myosin
What is myofibrils
400
Connect muscles to bones
What is tendons
400
Receives impulses from other neurons and send them throughout the body
What is dentrites
400
Largest part of the brain responsible for learning, intelligence and judgement
What is cerebrum
500
Name the five major parts of the bone in order
What is the periosteum, compact bone, spongy bone, bone marrow, and Epiphesial plate
500
Functional unit of muscle tissue
What is a sarcomere
500
Name four of the six main joints
What is gliding, hinge, pivot, ellipsoid, saddle, ball-and-socket
500

what are you thinking of right now?

Anything

500
Name three of the four lobes of the brain
What is occipital, parietal, temporal, and frontal