Skeletal
Muscular
Nervous
Injuries/Movement
Anatomy
100

A place in the body where 2 or more of your bones come together

Joint

100

Slight tension in the muscle

tone

100

Most basic unit of the nervous system

neuron

100

What are 2 common muscle injuries?

strain

tendonitis

100

What are the 3 functions of the skeletal system?

support/protection

movement

storage and production of materials

200

Supportive tissue that is softer and more flexible than bone

Cartilage

200

Attaches muscle to bone

tendon

200

A part of the brain that consists of several specialized areas of the brain. These areas are responsible for receive messages from sense organs, controlling movement, memory, communication and reasoning

cerebrum

200

What are 2 common joint injuries

sprain

dislocation

overuse

torn cartilage

200

What are the 2 divisions of the Peripheral Nervous System

sensory

motor

300

Bands that hold bones together with joints

Ligament

300

Muscle weakens over time due to lack of use

atrophy

300

A thick column of nerve tissue that links the brain to most of the nerves in the PNS

spinal cord

300

What are 3 injuries/infections of the nervous system?

concussion, paralysis, meningitis, carpal tunnel

300

What are the 3 components that make up our Central Nervous system

brain

spinal cord

reflexes

400

Overstretched or torn ligament

Strain

400

 “Pulled” muscle

strain

400

Automatic response to your environment

reflex

400

What is the difference between a simple fracture and a compound fracture

compound the bone pierces the skin 

400

What are the 3 types of neurons?

sensory

interneurons

motor

500

Process is which cartilage is replaced by bone, making the bone stronger

ossification

500

Overuse of tendons that can lead to pain and swelling

tendonitis

500

This part of the brain coordinates movement and helps balance

cerebellum

500

 What are 2 activities in which fine motor skills are used? What are 3 activities in which gross motor skills are used?

fine - writing, grabbing, scissors, wavining

gross - running, jumping, walking, throwing, catching 

500

 Explain what Smooth muscle, Cardiac muscle, and Skeletal muscle do for you

smooth - involuntary movements within body

cardiac - heart

skeletal - voluntary movement