| extension | | Circular movement around a axis |
| compact | | Pointing your feet/toes towards the floor |
| ballandsocket | | Take away (from the midline of the body) |
| protraction | | Flat bones in the thoracic cavity |
| sideways | | Action of taking thumb to opposing fingers! |
| true | | Tiny holes in the bone for the transportation of nutrients |
| shrugging | | Number of vertabrae in the human body |
| flat | | Relating to your lower back |
| pivot | | Fluid within a freely moveable joint |
| reproductiveorgans | | Hip joint for instance |
| spinousprocess | | Scoliotic curve goes in this direction |
| shockabsorber | | A mineral stored in the bones |
| humerus | | Breat bone |
| phospherous | | Name given to the two pelvic bones |
| synovialfluid | | The scapula is this type of bone |
| Lowerleg | | Collective name for wrist bones |
| sesamoid | | Pelvic girdle provides protection for these |
| pelvicgirdle | | The action of lateral flexion of the trunk |
| fracture | | Joint action that goes around! |
| plantarflexion | | Wider in females |
| axial | | The patella is an example of this type of bone |
| cancellous | | Synovial fluid acts as this in the joint |
| skeleton | | You have seven of these vertabrae in your vertabral column |
| rotation | | Bumpy bit you can feel on the top of each vertabrae |
| opposition | | Tone elks (Anagram - rearrange the order of the letters to form a word) |
| scapula | | Funny bone |
| cervical | | Skeletal system allows this |
| movement | | Elevating your shoulders is this action |
| hinge | | The skeletal system is this (for the attachment of muscles etc) |
| ribs | | Another name for the shoulder blade |
| circumduction | | Pronounced outward curvature of the spine |
| oeteoporosis | | Real ribs! |
| ligaments | | Fingers and toes |
| sternum | | Cartiliginous joints are these |
| ishium | | Consists of the cranium, vertabral column and ribs |
| sidebending | | Knee and elbow are exmaples of this kind of joint |
| appendicular | | Rotational movement available at this kind of joint |
| hyline | | A breakage of the bone |
| semimoveable | | A function ofthe skeleton |
| thirtythree | | Meeting place of two or more bones |
| innominate | | These attach bone to bone |
| haversiancanals | | Not the axial skeleton |
| joint | | Another name for articular cartliage |
| kyphosis | | Spongy bone |
| framework | | Shape of a short bone |
| cartilage | | Also known as brittle bone disease |
| phalanges | | Another name for your clavicle |
| lumbar | | Opposite action of flexion |
| carpals | | Position of the fibula within the body |
| collarbone | | Bone of the pelvis |
| movement | | Taking your shoulders forward |
| gout | | Bone on the outside is called? |
| cuboidal | | Arthritis which sometimes affects the big toe |
| abduction | | On the ends of bones |
