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| Skeletal section that includes the paired appendages |
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| Skeletal section that includes the skull vertebrae and ribcage |
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| connective tissue that provides support and storage |
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| Muscle that makes up the hear |
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| Consists of the Heart, Blood, And Blood Vessels |
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| Connective tissue that serves as padding in most joints |
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| The solid outer portion of the bone |
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| tissue that stabilizes and supports other tissue |
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| Contains the digestive tract, stomach, small + large intestine, and accesory glands (pancreas, liver) |
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| Tissue that covers surfaces exposed to outside enviroment |
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| Organs are tissues specialized to secrete a hormone |
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| Maintenance of a relatively stable internal body conditions |
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| Skin, hair, nails, and some g |
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| Flexible, water-resistant protien that covers the outer layer of the skin, and makes up hair and nails |
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| Connective tissue that connects bone to bone |
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| a process in which the elements that bring about a response have their activities reduced by that response |
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| Groups of interrelated organs |
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| immature bone cells that produce new bone |
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| mature bone cells that maintain the structure and density of normal bone |
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| cells that eat away bone tissue to release minerals |
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| marrow that creates blood cells |
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| Brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. Made up of lungs and the passageways that carry air into the lungs |
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| Produce sebum, which lubricates hair and inhibits bacterial growth in the surrounding area |
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| Muscles that allow movement. Attached to bones by tendons |
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| Supports the body's structure. Composed of bones, cartilages and ligaments |
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| Organ that covers protects the body. Made up of two parts, epidermis and dermis |
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| Involuntary muscle that is responsible for contractions |
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| The Inner part of the bone. It is porous and contains another type of tissue called marrows |
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| Gland that produces sweat |
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