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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
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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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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© 2014
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only