Puzzle 20140725386197

en CR 43 Sacrum : Group of vertebrae fused together Fibula : Lateral to the tibia Cranium : Has many bones fused together to protect the brain Ribcage : Protects many vital organs Humerus : The funniest of long bones Clavicle : Collarbone Patella : Knee-cap Tarsals : Short bones of the ankle Radius : Thumb side of forearm Femur : Longest bone in the body Lumbar Vertebrae : The Largest bone in the spine Cervical Vertebrae : Seven Irregular bones in the neck Phalanges : Fingers and toes Metatarsals : Foot bones Ulna : Point of elbow, form a hinge joint Atrophy : Wasting away of muscle mass Antagonist : This muscle relaxes while it’s agonist contracts Agonist : Known as prime mover this muscle is opposed it’s antagonist Insertion : The most movable muscle attachment end Involuntary : These muscles contract without conscious control Motor Unit : A neuron and the muscle cell it supplies Filaments : These muscles can contract at the will of the individual Myofibril : Threadlike structures found inside a muscle fiber Cardiac : Muscle tissue found in the heart Hypertrophy : An increase in muscle mass Muscle Fiber : Another name for a muscle cell Tendon : Attaches muscle to bone Synergist : This muscle assist a prime mover Skeletal : Also known as striated voluntary muscles Tongue : Bundle of muscle found on the floor of the mount. Useful in manipulating food, swallowing and talking Gallbladder : Small pouch for storing bile Teeth : Designed for cutting, tearing and grinding food. Enamel covering Peristalsis : Wave-like contractions that propel food through the digestive tract Palate : Roof of the mouth Esophagus : Muscular tube connecting the pharynx with the stomach. Behind the trachea Duodenum : The first section of the small intestine Small Intestine : Longest portion of the digestive system Pharynx : Back of the throat. Shared pathway of the digestive and respiratory systems Large Intestine : Small intestine empties into this 1.5 long section responsible mostly for fluid absorption Rectum : Latest section of the large intestine Villi : Tiny-finger like projection in the wall of small intestine Taste bud : Responsible for the sensation of taste Pancreas : Located behind and below of stomach, this glands produces enzymes as well as insulin Stomach : Food empties from the esophagus into this large mixing chamber Salivary : The _________ glands produce a section that moistens food making it easier to chew and swallow Liver : Large gland lying under the right side of the diaphragm. Produces bile among many other tasks Sternum : Breast-bone Mandible : Essential in the process of eating Thoracic Vertebrae : All the ribs join with this part of the spine Metacarpals : Handy Lever : A rigid structure that allows movement around a pivot point Smooth : Visceral or non-striated. Involuntary muscle tissue Origin : The attachment of a muscle at it’s most stable end Pelvis : Formed by pairs of ilium, ischium and pubis bones

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Across:

3.	The first section of the small intestine
5.	Longest bone in the body
6.	Lateral to the tibia
7.	These muscles contract without conscious control
11.	Threadlike structures found inside a muscle fiber
12.	Attaches muscle to bone
14.	Designed for cutting, tearing and grinding food. Enamel covering
15.	Wasting away of muscle mass
17.	These muscles can contract at the will of the individual
21.	Short bones of the ankle

23.	Small intestine empties into this 1.5 long section responsible mostly for fluid absorption
25.	Large gland lying under the right side of the diaphragm. Produces bile among many other tasks
26.	A rigid structure that allows movement around a pivot point
30.	Also known as striated voluntary muscles
32.	Point of elbow, form a hinge joint
35.	This muscle relaxes while it’s agonist contracts
40.	Essential in the process of eating
41.	Handy
42.	Another name for a muscle cell
43.	Breast-bone

Down:

1.	A neuron and the muscle cell it supplies
2.	Longest portion of the digestive system
4.	Back of the throat. Shared pathway of the digestive and respiratory systems
8.	Visceral or non-striated. Involuntary muscle tissue
9.	This muscle assist a prime mover
10.	The attachment of a muscle at it’s most stable end
13.	Fingers and toes
16.	Formed by pairs of ilium, ischium and pubis bones
18.	Food empties from the esophagus into this large mixing chamber
19.	Foot bones
20.	The _________ glands produce a section that moistens food making it easier to chew and swallow
22.	Thumb side of forearm

24.	Group of vertebrae fused together
27.	Located behind and below of stomach, this glands produces enzymes as well as insulin
28.	Wave-like contractions that propel food through the digestive tract
29.	Latest section of the large intestine
31.	Bundle of muscle found on the floor of the mount. Useful in manipulating food, swallowing and talking
33.	The most movable muscle attachment end
34.	Known as prime mover this muscle is opposed it’s antagonist
36.	Responsible for the sensation of taste
37.	The funniest of long bones
38.	Protects many vital organs
39.	Tiny-finger like projection in the wall of small intestine

Across:

3.	The first section of the small intestine
5.	Longest bone in the body
6.	Lateral to the tibia
7.	These muscles contract without conscious control
11.	Threadlike structures found inside a muscle fiber
12.	Attaches muscle to bone
14.	Designed for cutting, tearing and grinding food. Enamel covering
15.	Wasting away of muscle mass
17.	These muscles can contract at the will of the individual
21.	Short bones of the ankle

23.	Small intestine empties into this 1.5 long section responsible mostly for fluid absorption
25.	Large gland lying under the right side of the diaphragm. Produces bile among many other tasks
26.	A rigid structure that allows movement around a pivot point
30.	Also known as striated voluntary muscles
32.	Point of elbow, form a hinge joint
35.	This muscle relaxes while it’s agonist contracts
40.	Essential in the process of eating
41.	Handy
42.	Another name for a muscle cell
43.	Breast-bone

Down:

1.	A neuron and the muscle cell it supplies
2.	Longest portion of the digestive system
4.	Back of the throat. Shared pathway of the digestive and respiratory systems
8.	Visceral or non-striated. Involuntary muscle tissue
9.	This muscle assist a prime mover
10.	The attachment of a muscle at it’s most stable end
13.	Fingers and toes
16.	Formed by pairs of ilium, ischium and pubis bones
18.	Food empties from the esophagus into this large mixing chamber
19.	Foot bones
20.	The _________ glands produce a section that moistens food making it easier to chew and swallow
22.	Thumb side of forearm

24.	Group of vertebrae fused together
27.	Located behind and below of stomach, this glands produces enzymes as well as insulin
28.	Wave-like contractions that propel food through the digestive tract
29.	Latest section of the large intestine
31.	Bundle of muscle found on the floor of the mount. Useful in manipulating food, swallowing and talking
33.	The most movable muscle attachment end
34.	Known as prime mover this muscle is opposed it’s antagonist
36.	Responsible for the sensation of taste
37.	The funniest of long bones
38.	Protects many vital organs
39.	Tiny-finger like projection in the wall of small intestine

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