Mechanics
The action performed by the muscles in the legs that animals traditionally use to get from one place on land to another
The disease involving loss of bone mass.
Osteoporosis
The function that allows you to pick things up and get from one place to another
Movement
The type of muscle tissue that can be consciously controlled
skeletal
The name of the external supporting structure of certain invertibrates
Exoskeleton
The type of tissue connecting muscle to bone
Tendons
The type of injury largely resulting from sudden, aggressive movement
Tears
These hard, dense structures provide anchor points for muscles and keep the body's shape
The main minerals which make bone up
Calcium, phosphorus
The number of bones in the human body
206
The action causing muscles to get shorter and thicker
Contracting
The type of bone injury largely resulting from impact
fracture
These structures contract, allowing for movement
Muscles
The tissue that structures the ears, nose, and provides padding to bone joints
cartillage
The process by which muscles grow
Muscular hypertrophy
The location muscles pull bones towards
The bones to which the muscle in question is attached
The disease involving swelling at the joints
Arthritis
This large bone is vital in protecting the brain and providing structure for various sensory organs
Skull
The component that holds bones together at the joint
Ligaments
The skeletonless sea creature with tentacles with stingers on them
jellyfish
The action individual muscles are unable to perform
Pushing
The nutrients recommended in diet or supplement which help prevent osteoporosis
Calcium, Vitamin D
Without the musculoskeletal system, this is what you'd be
A fragile blob/fragile blob-like object
The name of the bundles of cells that make skeletal muscles
muscle fibres
The name of the muscle attached to the top of the humerus (the upper bone of the arm)
Bicep