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en CR 32 bone : composed of functional units called haversian system. haversian system : has a matrix that is concentric embedded with fluid filled spaces called lacunae. lacunae : are the bone cells or osteocytes. compact bones : dense tough rigid. cancellous bones : are soft and spongy. marrow : the spaces within the bone are filled with a soft tissue. red marrow : is the myeloid tissue that also functions in blood cell formation. yellow marrow : is adipose tissue that fills spaces within bones. long bones : there are two extremities called epiphyses and a shaft called diaphysis that are both composed of compact and cancellous tissues. short bones : irregular in shape with an inner cancellous layer covered by a thin layer of compact tissue. flat bones : they are composed of two flat plates of compact tissue enclosing a layer of cancellous tissue. irregular bones : they are composed of two flat plates of compact tissue enclosing a layer of cancellous tissue but with various and peculiar shapes. sesamoid bones : they are small and rounded bones enclosed by a tendon and fascia. ossification : brings about the change of cartilage tissue into a bone tissue and the change of membrane tissue in the cranium into a bone tissue. axial skeleton : are located at the center or axis of the body. appendicular skeleton : are those located at the sides of the body. hyoid : is the u shaped bone that supports the larynx and tongue. joints : are parts where two or more bones come in contact. structural classification : is determined by how the bones connect with each other. functional classification : is determined by the degree of movement between the connecting bones. fibrous joints : are connected by tough and dense connective tissues composed of collagen fibers. cartilaginous joints : are joined together by cartilage. synovial joints : are not directly connected. synarthrosis : permits little or no mobility. amphiarthrosis : permits little mobility. diarthrosis : permits a variety of movements. arthritis : is a group of conditions involving damage to the joints of the body. osteoporosis : is a condition wherein the bone mineral density is reduced making the bones brittle and porous. rickets : is a softening of bones in children due to deficiency or impaired. voluntary : movement of skeletal muscles. tibialis anticus : muscle in front of the tibia. frontalis : muscle on top of the frontal bone. temporalis : muscle on top of the temporal bone. serratus : muscle has a raw toothed shape. deltoid : muscle is triangular. rhomboideus : muscle is rhombus shaped. trapezius : muscle is a trapezoid shaped. flexor : bends a part near the joint. extensor : straightens a part near the joint. abductor : moves a part away from the midline of the body. adductor : moves a part towards the midline of the body. dilator : opens spaces or widens openings.

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Across:

6.	they are composed of two flat plates of compact tissue enclosing a layer of cancellous tissue.
8.	bends a part near the joint.
10.	is the u shaped bone that supports the larynx and tongue.
12.	permits little mobility.
13.	are parts where two or more bones come in contact.
16.	dense tough rigid.
19.	are not directly connected.

22.	is a group of conditions involving damage to the joints of the body.
24.	composed of functional units called haversian system.
26.	movement of skeletal muscles.
28.	are connected by tough and dense connective tissues composed of collagen fibers.
29.	are joined together by cartilage.
30.	muscle on top of the temporal bone.

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1.	is determined by the degree of movement between the connecting bones.
2.	is a softening of bones in children due to deficiency or impaired.
3.	there are two extremities called epiphyses and a shaft called diaphysis that are both composed of compact and cancellous tissues.
4.	is a condition wherein the bone mineral density is reduced making the bones brittle and porous.
5.	straightens a part near the joint.
6.	muscle on top of the frontal bone.
7.	are located at the center or axis of the body.
9.	are soft and spongy.
11.	opens spaces or widens openings.
14.	brings about the change of cartilage tissue into a bone tissue and the change of membrane tissue in the cranium into a bone tissue.

15.	is the myeloid tissue that also functions in blood cell formation.
17.	the spaces within the bone are filled with a soft tissue.
18.	permits a variety of movements.
19.	irregular in shape with an inner cancellous layer covered by a thin layer of compact tissue.
20.	they are small and rounded bones enclosed by a tendon and fascia.
21.	muscle in front of the tibia.
23.	permits little or no mobility.
25.	moves a part towards the midline of the body.
27.	are the bone cells or osteocytes.

Across:

6.	they are composed of two flat plates of compact tissue enclosing a layer of cancellous tissue.
8.	bends a part near the joint.
10.	is the u shaped bone that supports the larynx and tongue.
12.	permits little mobility.
13.	are parts where two or more bones come in contact.
16.	dense tough rigid.
19.	are not directly connected.

22.	is a group of conditions involving damage to the joints of the body.
24.	composed of functional units called haversian system.
26.	movement of skeletal muscles.
28.	are connected by tough and dense connective tissues composed of collagen fibers.
29.	are joined together by cartilage.
30.	muscle on top of the temporal bone.

Down:

1.	is determined by the degree of movement between the connecting bones.
2.	is a softening of bones in children due to deficiency or impaired.
3.	there are two extremities called epiphyses and a shaft called diaphysis that are both composed of compact and cancellous tissues.
4.	is a condition wherein the bone mineral density is reduced making the bones brittle and porous.
5.	straightens a part near the joint.
6.	muscle on top of the frontal bone.
7.	are located at the center or axis of the body.
9.	are soft and spongy.
11.	opens spaces or widens openings.
14.	brings about the change of cartilage tissue into a bone tissue and the change of membrane tissue in the cranium into a bone tissue.

15.	is the myeloid tissue that also functions in blood cell formation.
17.	the spaces within the bone are filled with a soft tissue.
18.	permits a variety of movements.
19.	irregular in shape with an inner cancellous layer covered by a thin layer of compact tissue.
20.	they are small and rounded bones enclosed by a tendon and fascia.
21.	muscle in front of the tibia.
23.	permits little or no mobility.
25.	moves a part towards the midline of the body.
27.	are the bone cells or osteocytes.