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Each of your fingers bones is a(n)_____. |
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The tissue type that has space between the cells is _____. |
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Your thoracic region is you're _____. |
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Your pancreas is found in your _____ system. |
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The skin has two layers, the _____ and the dermis. |
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The dermis is composed mainly of _____ tissue. |
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All bones have _____ cartilage on their ends. |
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The ends of long bones are called _____. |
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If muscle tears away a piece of bone, this is a(n) _____ fracture. |
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The shallow depression in the head of the femur is a ______. |
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The muscle that closes your jaw is the _____. |
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The thumb's joint between carpal and metacarpal is a _____ joint. |
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Secondary ossification happens in the _____. |
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A _____ attaches muscle to bone. |
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Bone growth begins in the _____. |
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The _____ holds joints in place. |
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Fatigue is _____ causing a muscle to not be able to contract. |
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Cartilage cells are called _____. |
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The term _____ means towards the side of the body. |
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What muscle type is voluntary? |
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The tissue type that reproduces most quickly (even though it has no blood supply) is _____. |
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_____ are cells that give the skin color. |
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If the skin turns blue, the person has a condition called _____. |
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A subcutaneous injection may be placed in a(n) _____. |
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D) all are correct (a bone, a muscle, the brain) these are injections under the skin |
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The stratum corneum is part of your _____. |
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Your forehead is formed by your _____ bone. |
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If you can supply oxygen fast enough to support the Kreb's Citric Acid Cycle, you will get _____ times as much ATP as if you can't. |
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Glands are mostly made of _____ tissue. |
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Your pelvis has _____ bones in it (without sacrum and coccyx). |
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Tarsal bones are in your _____. |
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Treatment for inflammation includes all but A) ice B) rest C) heat D) elevation |
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Cyanosis is caused by A) lack of oxygen B) a person not breathing C) blood D) all of the above |
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When in the anatomical position, the person's _____ surface is facing you. |
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Glucose has _____ hydrogen atoms. |
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Connective tissues have proteins in their spaces. The white tough protein is _____. |
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You have degrees of swelling, If no blood is present the type of swelling is _____. |
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Adipose tisse has cells that store _____ in them. |
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Hyaline cartilage is found in your _____. |
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The root word "cyte" means _____. |
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The ending "itis" means _____. |
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Calouses result from an overproduction of _____ tissue. |
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_____ tissue is contractile. |
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A symptom of heat stroke would be _____. |
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The treatment for inflammation includes all of the following except A) heat B) ice C) pressure D) rest |
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A _____ is a rounded process that usually articulates with another bone. |
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Bone cells that clean up bone fragments are called _____. |
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Fractures that do not break the skin are classified as _____. |
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A _____ fracture is a complete fracture at a right angle to the bone. |
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An immovable joint is called a(n) _____. |
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The covering of a bone is the _____. |
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The heal is the _____ bone. |
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When you urinate in the morning, the water comes from _____. |
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Fatigue or muscle failure happens when _____ builds up. |
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Your plantar region is on you're _____. |
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_____ is a layer of the Epidermis. |
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_____ is the best Anatomy at PND. |
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Smooth muscles have no _____. |
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Oral refers to your _____. |
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The dorsal cavities contain your _____. |
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Tissues that can generate and conduct electricity are called _____. |
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This tissue type allows the most diffusion. |
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simple squamous epithelium |
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A chondrocyte is found in _____. |
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The water-proofing material found in the outer cells of your skin is called _____. |
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The glands responsible for for "acne" or skin blemishes are _____. |
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The tissue covering of a long bone is called the _____ |
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The breastbone in the middle of your chest is called the _____. |
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This contains your ear meatus. |
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The first step of cellular respiration is called the _____. |
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The Kreb's Citric Acid Cycle makes 3 products: high energy electrons, ATP, and _____. |
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_____ causes color in the skin. A)blood B) melanocytes C) hemoglobin D) all are true |
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_____ are organs that hold joints in place. |
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Which tissue would have the most mitochondria? |
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_____ tissues heal the fastest. |
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If a part is far from another part it is _____. |
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The Electron Transport Chain makes ATP and one other substance. It is _____. |
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Mitochondria make ATP. The energy for them to do this comes from what compound. |
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Acetylcholine is a(n) _____. |
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_____ tissues are contractile. |
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Calcium not going from blood to the bones is caused by _____. |
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Inflammed tissues feel _____ if someone touches them. |
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Your palmar region is your _____. |
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Blood is a type of _____tissue. |
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The matrix of blood contains _____. |
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WHen your body scars, what tissue forms the scar? |
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The ligament that stops your knee from buckling in (toward the other knee) is your _____. |
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medial colateral ligament |
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The soft spot in a baby's skull is a _____. |
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Ligaments and tendons are strong and flexible because of _____. |
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Tans fade because the _____ is worn off. |
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The main cell type in Connective Tissue is called a(n) _____. |
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Epithelial Tissue must get its nourishment by the process of _____. |
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Your skin is water proof because of the chemical _____. |
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The type of vertebrae found in the lower back are the _____ vertebrae. |
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When your skin is red, what causes the color? |
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Hair develops from what kind of tissue? |
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Your teeth are attached to what bone? |
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Ribs not connected to anything but the vertebrae are called |
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