Skeletal System

Question 1

Cartilage

Answer 1

A type of connective tissues that provides a smooth surface for the movement of bones and joints

Question 2

Calcium

Answer 2

A mineral needed for healthy teeth, bones, and other body tissues

Question 3

Cartilage

Answer 3

To provide a smooth surface for the bones to move over

Question 4

Compact Bone

Answer 4

Hard, dense, outer layer of the bone

Question 5

Spongey Bone

Answer 5

Smooth and soft inner tissue of the compact bone

Question 6

Osteoporosis

Answer 6

A disease which bones lose mass and become more fragile

Question 7

How many muscle tissues are there in the human body?

Answer 7

Three

Question 8

Ligament

Answer 8

Fibrous connective tissue that is on the ends of bones

Question 9

Aerobic

Answer 9

With oxygen

Question 10

Anaerobic

Answer 10

Without oxygen

Question 11

Osteoarthritis

Answer 11

Occurs when the cartilage at the ends of bones breaks down

Question 12

Arthritis

Answer 12

painful inflammation

Question 13

Ball and Socket

Answer 13

Shoulders and Hips

Question 14

Hinge

Answer 14

Designed to only move back and forth in one movement
Finger and elbow

Question 15

Joint

Answer 15

A place where two or more bones meet

Question 16

Smooth

Answer 16

Digestive system and blood vessels, involuntary
Like squeezing above your arms and hand becomes pale

Question 17

Skeletal

Answer 17

The ones you can control, voluntary we move our skeletal system when exercising

Question 18

Contraction

Answer 18

The muscle becomes shorter and tighter

Question 19

Flexion

Answer 19

The muscle becomes smaller

Question 20

Fracture

Answer 20

Caused by excess stress bending on the bone

Question 21

Partly moveable joint

Answer 21

Allow very limited movement. The bones are held by cartilage
Ribs

Question 22

Moveable Joint

Answer 22

allows the greatest movement and are connected by ligaments
Knuckle
Hand Joint

Question 23

Sprain

Answer 23

The result of a rench or twist in the ligaments

Question 24

Fixed Joints

Answer 24

Do not allow the bone to move at all. Bounded by collagen

Question 25

Involuntary Muscle

Answer 25

Controls without conscious control

Question 26

Voluntary muscle

Answer 26

Contracts and relaxes under conscious control

Question 27

Cardiac Muscle

Answer 27

The ones you can control, involuntary an arbitrary on our temples

Question 28

Pivot

Answer 28

Permit movement under a single axis

Question 29

Growth Plates

Answer 29

The areas of new growth

Question 30

Skeleten System Supports:

Answer 30

1. Protecting iNternal organs
2. Maintaining Homeostasis
3. Producing blood cells
4. Providing attachment surfaces for muscles
5. Storing minerals

Question 31

Periosteum

Answer 31

A fibrous sheath that covers the bones