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Chapter 8 review. Bones, Muscles, and Skin. What are the levels of organization in the body? 10 points. Organs, cells, tissue Cells, tissues, organ Tissue, cells, organs Organ, organ system, tissue. Cells, tissues, organ. Define Homeostasis 20 points.
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Chapter 8 review Bones, Muscles, and Skin
What are the levels of organization in the body? 10 points • Organs, cells, tissue • Cells, tissues, organ • Tissue, cells, organs • Organ, organ system, tissue
Define Homeostasis 20 points • The body keeping the cells organized • Cells growing and reproducing • The process of keeping an organisms internal temperature stable • Our bodies way of reacting to stress
The process of keeping an organisms internal temperature stable
What is a cell? 30 points • The basic unit of structure and function in a living thing • Where inmates are kept • The control center of the cell membrane • The material within the cell that holds the organelles
The ________ is the control center that directs all cell activity. 40 points • Cytoplasm • Nucleus • Mitochondria • Cell membrane
Which tissue system can contract and shorten, but not lengthen? 50 points • Skeletal system • Digestive system • Muscular system • Respiratory system
Which system enables you to see, hear, and think by sending messages to your brain? 10 points • Nervous system • Circulatory system • Endocrine system • Excretory system
No matter what the temperature is around you, your internal temperature stays around 98.6 degrees. This is due to ________? 20 points • Stress • Homeostasis • Shivering • phalanges
How many bones are in an adult human body? 30 points • 275 • 250 • 209 • 206
Which is the longest bone in the human body? 40 points • Femur • Tibia • Sternum • clavicle
Why is the vertebral column the center of the skeleton? 50 points • The bones in the skeleton are someway connected to the backbone • The backbone is the longest bone in the body • It is the strongest bone in the body • Because it is in the center of the body
The bones in the skeleton are someway connected to the backbone
How many phalanges are on 1 foot? 10 points • 3 • 4 • 2 • 5
How are movable joints held together? 20 points • Ligaments • Cartilage • Spongy bone • screws
This connective tissue covers the ends of bones keeping them from rubbing together. 30 points • Ligaments • Calcium • Hinge joint • Cartilage
______ are complex living structuresthat undergo growth and development?40 points • Bones • Joints • Teeth • Vertebrae
If you cut your bone, would it bleed? 50 points but you must say why….. • Yes • No
What part of the bone is hard and dense, but not solid? 10 points • Bone marrow • Spongy bone • Compact bone • Outer membrane
How can you keep your bones healthy? 20 points • Healthy diet and exercise • Watching TV 2 hours a day • Getting an “A” in science class • Learning to surf
________ is a condition in which the body’s bones become weak and brittle. 30 points • Arthritis • Osteoporosis • Diabetes • Tendonitis
What is the difference between an MRI and an X-Ray? 40 points • An x-ray shows soft tissue and bone • An MRI shows bones and soft tissue • An X-Ray only shows soft tissue • An MRI shows only bone
A ______ is a break in the bone. 50 points • Fracture • Sprain • Dislocation • Tooth ache
_______ ________ are muscles you have control of. 10 points • Involuntary muscles • Voluntary muscles • Skeletal muscles • Smooth muscles
Your body has 3 types of muscle tissue. They are: 20 points • Skeletal muscle, nerve muscle, cardiac muscle • Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle • Smooth muscle, involuntary muscle, tendons • Biceps, triceps, quadriceps
These muscles are attached to the bones of your skeleton. 30 points • Cardiac muscles • Smooth or striated muscles • Skeletal muscles • Nerve endings
These muscles are involuntary. They work automatically to control certain movements inside your body. 40 points • Smooth muscles • Skeletal muscles • Organs • tissues
These muscles must work in pairs. 50 points • Smooth muscles • Cardiac muscles • Skeletal muscles