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Health science

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show made of organs called bones  
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show long shaft part of bone  
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epiphysis   show
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show cavity in the diaphysis, contains yellow marrow  
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Yellow Marrow   show
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endosteum   show
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Red Marrow   show
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show tough membrane that covers bone  
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axial skeleton   show
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show forms the extremities and is composed of the shoulder or girdel, arm bones, pelvic gridle, and leg bones.  
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Cranium   show
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Fontanels   show
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show areas where the cranial bone have joined together.  
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show openings in the bone that allow nerves and blood vessels to enter or leave the bone.  
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Vertebrae   show
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Ribs   show
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show breastbone, last bone of the axial skeleton. Consists of three parts: manubrium, gladidus, and xiphoid process. They protect the heart and lungs.  
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show collar bone  
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show shoulder bone  
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show upper arm bone  
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radius   show
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show larger bone of the lower arm with a projection called the olecronen process at its upper end, forming the elbow.  
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show wrist  
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show palm of the hand  
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show fingers and toes  
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show hip bones  
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femur   show
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patella   show
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show lower leg  
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show lower leg  
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show ankle  
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metatarsals   show
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show areas where two or more bones are joined together.  
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Ligaments   show
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Diarthrosis joints   show
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show slightly movable  
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show immovable joints  
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