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| a bone is surrounded by THIS tough layer of connective tissue |
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| a network of tubes that contain blood vessals and nerves - goes through compact bone |
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| cavities within bone that contain this soft tissue |
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| tissue inside bone made up of fat cells |
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| tissue within bones that produce RBCs |
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| a connective tissue that the skeleton of an embryo is ccomposed of |
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| bone formation found in embryos, children and teens |
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| place where one bone attaches to another |
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| (shoulder) freely jmoveable joint- widest range of motion |
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| (knee) a freely movable joint - like a door - |
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| arm joint * freely movable joint - allow bones to rotate around eachother |
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| *hand and finger* joint that permits one bone to slide in two directions |
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| a layer of tough connective tissue between bones |
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| muscles like skeletal and cardiac muscles (with lines) |
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| straited muscles that help move bones (muscle tissue) |
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| involuntary muscles, not straited (muscle tissue) |
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| straited, found only in heart |
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| thick filaments of myofibrils contain this protein |
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| thin filaments of myofibrils contain this protein |
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| a point of contact between a motor neuron and skeletal muscle cell |
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| pockets in axon terminals of motor neurons release this neurotransmitter that diffuses across a synapse producing impulse |
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| tough connective tissues that join bones to skeletal muscles |
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| outer layer of skin - dead |
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| a protein found in skin that produces a waste product of surface water |
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| found in the epidermis - a dark brown pigment that helps protect from sun damage |
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| sometimes considered as the third layer of skin - subcutaneous fat |
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| tubelike pockets of epidermal cells that extend into the dermis |
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| holes in compact bone that provide way for haversian conals |
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| more towards the top (opposite inferior) |
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| more towards bottom (opposite superior) |
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| more towards front (opposite posterior) |
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| more towards back (opposite interior) |
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| closer to the point of attachment (opposite distal) |
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| farther from point of attachment (opposite proximal) |
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| towards middle (opposite lateral) |
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| towards end (opposite medial) |
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