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Question Answer Sudden noisy explosion of air from the lungs Stores calcium in a cell of a muscle Either of the two cranial nerves that carry nerve impulses from the retina of the eye to the brain, therby contributing to the sense of sight Fingers and toes Breathing out Designed for endurance, dark in color, many mitochondria, many blood vessels Extends thigh backwards; butt Kissing muscle Thick filaments shaped like golf clubs Bends vertebral column, compresses abdoamen Upper jaw Cytoplasm of a muscle cell Muscles working in groups for a common action Involuntary muscle found in the heart Part of the nervous system that consists of nerves throughout the body Muscular ring that surrounds the pupil and regulates the passage of light through the opening Protects the brain and is composed of 8 bones fitting tightly together Muscles that work in opposite directions Involuntary muscle found in hollow organs and blood vessels Plasma membrane of a muscle cell A nerve fiber and all of the muscle fibers it stimulates Commonly known as the throat Air is conducted from the atmosphere to the lungs by a series of cavities, tubes, and openings Raises scapula; pulls head back Attachment of a muscle on a stationary bone Ensures that oxygen enters the body and carbon dioxide leaves the body Short extensions off of nerve cells that receive signals from sensory receptors or other neurons Thin filament that aid in the movement of muscle Voluntary muscle that is attached to the skeleton Straighten leg at the knee; raises thigh

Question Answer Connective tissue that connects muscle to bone Structure of the upper respiratory tract that opens at the oral cavity Chronic achy muscles that is not well understood Nostrils - opening that leads to the nasal cavity Brings arm away from the body (up and down) Portion of brain that interprets taste Structure of the upper respiratory tract that opens the larynx Longest, strongest bone in body Part of the nervous system that includes the brain and spinal cord (midline of the body) Eating muscle, clinches teeth Only bone in the body that does not articulate with another bone; anchor the tongue Attachment of a muscle on a bone that moves A continuous, partial contraction of alternate muscle fibers causing themselves to look firm Structure of the upper respiratory tract that opens above the soft palate Extension from the middle ear to the nasopharynx that equalizes air pressure on the eardrum Nerve cell that characteristically has three parts; dendrites, cell body, and axon A single contraction lasting a fraction of a second Moves thigh toward midline; raises thigh Maximal sustained contraction Modified neuron that is a sensory receptor for the sense of smell Knee cap Widely distributed throughout the body and include such senses as touch, pressure, pain, temperature, and vibrations Non-conducting nerve cells that are intimately associated with neurons and function in a supportive capacity; nourishes neurons Movement: body part moves toward midline Another term used for breathing that includes both inspiration and expiration Bends wrist and hand Movement: Joint angle decreases Straightens fingers and wrist Single long bone in the arm Designed for strength, light in color, few mitochondria, fewer blood vessels

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