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Anatomy and Physiology Essentials: Cell Types, Tissues, and Skeleton Terms

Explore fundamental concepts of anatomy and physiology, including cell types, tissue examples, skeletal terms, and joint structures. Enhance your knowledge of glandular cells, connective tissues, synovial joints, and more.

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Anatomy and Physiology Essentials: Cell Types, Tissues, and Skeleton Terms

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  1. First Semester Review

  2. What type of cells secrete substances?

  3. glandular

  4. The girdle that includes the clavicle, scapula, and arm

  5. pectoral

  6. Blood, bone, adipose and cartilage are examples of this type of tissue

  7. connective

  8. What makes electricity in your body?

  9. Nerve • muscle

  10. Where the skull bones meet are called _____________.

  11. sutures

  12. Cartilage found in the nose, trachea

  13. hyaline

  14. What is the term for cells that make blood?

  15. hematopoietic

  16. Layers of cells are called_________.

  17. stratified

  18. hunchback

  19. kyphosis

  20. swayback

  21. lordosis

  22. Found on all limbs

  23. Synovial joints

  24. Part of the skeleton with limbs

  25. appendicular

  26. Tooth meets jawbone

  27. gomphosis

  28. Lateral S curve of the vertebral column

  29. scoliosis

  30. Tibia is held to fibula or radius to ulna

  31. syndesmosis

  32. Muscle found in hollow organs or blood vessels

  33. smooth

  34. Rib meets sternum

  35. synchondrosis

  36. Part of the skeleton that includes the skull and vertebra

  37. axial

  38. Network cartilage that holds organs in place, ex. Lymph nodes and kidneys

  39. reticular

  40. Decrease the angle of a joint

  41. flexion

  42. Cartilage found in the ears

  43. elastic

  44. The girdle that includes the coxal bones, sacrum and the femur

  45. Pelvic girdle

  46. Flat cells

  47. squamous

  48. The top of the thumb articulates with the carpals

  49. saddle

  50. The end of one phalange articulates with another

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