Intro to Anatomy
The study of the body and how it is arranged.
What is Anatomy?
The smallest and most basic unit of living matter is called the ___________.
What is the cell?
The hard living organs that make up our Skeletal System.
What are bones?
A fatty substance stored in bones; helps your body work properly.
What are Lipids ?
The two bones in your skull from our song.
What are cranium and mandible?
The study of how the body systems work together.
What is Physiology?
A type of sugar that cells use for energy
What is sugar?
The soft jelly-like substance found in the center of most bones.
What is bone marrow?
A condition that happens when your body does not get enough nutrients or energy to grow or stay healthy.
What is Malnutrition?
What are the two long bones in your arm below your elbow?
What are the Radius and Ulna?
An educated guess to explain an observation.
What is a Hypothesis?
The liquid jelly inside a cell
What is cytoplasm?
The body's internal framework of bones, ligaments and cartilages that give shape, support and protection to a living being.
What is the Skeletal System?
Bones that are longer than they are wide and provide the main support for the body.
What are long bones?
What is the longest bone in our body that upholds the most weight?
What is the Femur?
Something accepted as true that can be proven
What is fact?
The "powerhouse" of the cell; makes energy for the cell.
What is mitochondria?
This is the place where two or more bones meet.
What is a joint?
Bones that are roughly shaped like a cube and contain mostly spongy bone
What are short bones?
The bones in your fingers and toes.
What are phalanges?
A well- tested explanation that is believed by many people.
What is a theory?
What is DNA? Deoxyribonucleic Acid
A smooth flexible type of connective tissue found at the end of bones to stop them from rubbing together painfully.
What is cartilage?
Bones that are thing, flat and often slightly curved. They shield vital organs.
What are flat bones?
This chain of bones connects from your skull to your tailbone and includes the cervical, thoracic and lumbar parts.
What is the vertebral column or spine?