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Down: 1) Each ringlike unit with its central canal makes up a haversian system , that is also called osteon.2) Is the contradicting unit of skeletal muscles.4) Four to five tiny bones in a newborn . They eventually fuse and form a single bone that is called coccyx or tail bone.7) Forms the fleshy part of the cheek. It flattens the cheek. It flattens the cheek, helps in eating, whistling, and blowing wind instruments.8) Forms the forehead, the anterior portion of the roof of the skull and roof of the eye orbit (socket)10) Embedded in the tendon of quadriceps femoris muscle (The large muscle of the anterior compartment of the thigh) where it crosses the knee joint.11) Is the intercellular substance in bone that is mainly composed of collagen14) There is a potential space between the bones that is called joint cavity. It contains a thick colorless fluid that is synovial fluid.15) Located laterally. It is a slender bone and DOES NOT REACH THE KNEE JOINT.17) Is located medially. It is also called shin bone. It is a large, REACHES THE KNEE JOINT18) The site of junction or Union between two or more bones19) Means far from point of origin. 20) Is composed of 80 bones. It contains the bony framework of the head and truck.23) Is the spaces between the ribs that contain muscles, blood vessels and nerves.24) Located in the pelvic floor and aids in defecation.27) (C1 - C7)30) Is a muscle that produces a movement; opposite to the movement of the prime mover.32) (Arm bone) is the proximal bigger of the upper extremities 34) Is located in the superficial buttock to fever. And extends the thigh.38) Is a dome-shaped partition between the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities. The dome descends to enlarge the thoracic cavity from the top to bottom.42) Is an airspace , found in some skull bones.43) Means to close to the midline of the body.45) Means far from the midline of the body. Across: 3) Are five separate bones in a newborn. They eventually fuse and form a single bone that is called coccyx or tail bone.5) Located at the center of diaphysis and contains bone marrow.6) Means near to the place of origin.9) Is located in the anterior arm along humorous. To radius it flexes for arm at the elbow and supinates forearm and hand.12) Is a movement toward the midline of the body.13) Located in the wall of the heart. Cardiac muscles is SELF EXITARY by influenced by auntonic nervous system ( ANS). It contracts and relaxes involuntarily.16) Are located between the ribs. They elevate the ribs and enlarge the thoracic cavity.21) Covers shoulder joint, to lateral humerus. It abducts the arm. It also flexes and extends arm at shoulders.22) Is located specifically in muscle cells and stores additional oxygen.25) Is located along the lateral neck, mastoid process. It flexes the head, also rotates the head toward the opposite side from the muscle.26) (T1 - T12)28) Attached bones. They contract and relax voluntarily.29) I'd a slender bone with two shallow curves. It has joint with the sternum ( or breastbone) anteriorly and the scapula ( or shoulder blade) laterally and helps to support the shoulder.31) Composed of 126 bones. It contains the bony framework of the upper extremities, shoulders and hip.33) First cervical vertebrae 35) Stores energy.36) Is a bending movement that decreases the angle between three two bones in a joint.37) Located in the anterior thigh, to tibia. It extends the leg at the knee joint.39) Is a distinct border or ridge , often rough, such as over the top of the hip bone.40) Is the point at which nerve fibers contact a muscle cell. A chemical substance that is called neurotransmitter is released from never ending to stimulate muscle fibers.41) Is located posterior arm, to ulna. It extends forearm to straighten upper extremity.44) Are bone- building cells46) Are bone - resorbing cells47) The longest and strongest bone of the body.48) Located in wall of viscera, blood vessels, respiratory passage ways, and gastrointestinal tract. It contracts and relaxes INVOLUNTARY.49) Is the long narrow shaft of the long bones.50) Are located in the posterior thigh, tibia and fibula. They flex the legs at the knee joint.51) (L2 - L5)52) Are the bones of the forearm
 

 

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