| Question | Answer |
| Vertebrae | 26 bones that malke up your backbone. |
| Marrow | the spaces in the bone that contain a soft connective tissue. |
| Cartilage | A connective tissue that is more flexible than bone. |
| Joint | A place in the body where two bones come together. |
| Movable Joints | Allow the body to make a wide range of movements. |
| Ligament | A strong connective tissue that hold togethger movable joints. |
| Osteoporosis | When your bones in the body become weak and break easily. |
| Fracture | When weight is put on only on a few bones. |
| Sprain | When ligaments stretch to far and tear in places. |
| Dislocation | This occars when a bone comes out of it's joint. |
| X-rays | This is determined when bones have been broken. |
| Magnetic resonance imaging | In 1970 this new method is for taking clear images of both the bones and soft tissues of the body. |
| Involuntary muscles | These are responsible for activities such as breathing and digesting food. |
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| Tendon | Strong connective tissue that ataches muscle bones. |
| Smooth muscles | These work automatically to control many types of movements inside your body |
| Cardiac muscle | This tissue has characteristics in common with both smooth and skeletol muscles. |
| Skin | This protects the body from injury and infection. This also covers the body and prevents the loss of water |
| Epidermis | This is the outermost layer of the skin |
| Melanin | This gives color to the skin. |
| Pores | Sweat glands produce persperation, which reaches the surface |
| Voluntary muscles | This muscle controls Smiling, and turning the page of a book. |
| Skeletal muscles | Are attached to the bones of your skeleton. |
| Tendon | Strong connective tissue that ataches muscle bones. |
| Smooth muscles | These work automatically to control many types of movements inside your body |
| Cardiac muscle | This tissue has characteristics in common with both smooth and skeletol muscles. |
| Skin | This protects the body from injury and infection. This also covers the body and prevents the loss of water |
| Epidermis | This is the outermost layer of the skin |
| Melanin | This gives color to the skin. |
| Pores | Sweat glands produce perspiration, which reaches the surface through openings. |
| Follicles | Strands of hair grow within the dermis in structures. |
