| Calcium | | Name of partial muscle contraction for posture |
| Osteon | | The growth plate is also called the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ plate |
| Osteoblasts | | Kneecap |
| Yellow | | Also known as the breastbone. Attached to the ribs. |
| Epiphyseal | | This mineral allows the muscle cell to contract |
| Skeletal | | The mandible is also known as the _ _ _ |
| Lumbar | | Bone building is also called bone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
| Skull | | Means "bone" |
| Osteo | | Damage to ligaments |
| Rickets | | Damage to tendons and/or muscle |
| Blood | | The lateral part of the skeleton is the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ skeleton |
| Myo | | Cage-like bones that protect the lungs and heart |
| Gravity | | This female hormone keeps bones dense |
| Phalanges | | A muscle cell is also called a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
| Cardiac | | Joints are lubricated by a fluid known as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fluid |
| Strain | | Cranial bone |
| Tone | | Bone destruction is also called bone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
| Spongey | | This type of bone is hard and tough |
| Femur | | Triangular bone at the base of the spine |
| Deposition | | The part of the spine at the chest level |
| Patella | | Found on the end of bones to reduce friction |
| Osteoclasts | | Thigh bone |
| Synovial | | Means "little bone". There are 3 in each ear. |
| Autorhythmic | | Red marrow creates all _ _ _ _ _ cells |
| Sacrum | | The central part of the skeleton is the _ _ _ _ _ skeleton |
| Ossicle | | This type of marrow stores energy as fat |
| Oestrogen | | The force that makes apples fall and causes muscles to need to work harder |
| Compact | | Muscles are specialised for contraction |
| Appendicular | | These cells build bone |
| Osteoporosis | | Disease caused by lack of Vitamin D |
| Jaw | | Upper arm bone |
| Axial | | The structural unit of a bone |
| Ribs | | The type of muscle found attached to the skeleton |
| Smooth | | These cells destroy bone |
| Resorption | | Bones of the spinal column |
| Myofibre | | The type of muscle found in organs and blood vessels |
| Thoracic | | Finger and toe bones |
| Sternum | | This type of bone contains red marrow |
| Sprain | | The part of the spine at the lower back level |
| Contraction | | Means "muscle" |
| Humerus | | Shoulder blade |
| Scapula | | Disease of thinning, fragile bone often seen in older age |
| Vertebrae | | The heart beats without nerve stimulation. This is called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |
| Cartilage | | The type of muscle found in the heart |