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| Supports and protects body parts |
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| Controls body functions and sends and receives elecrtical messages |
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| includes blood, blood vessels, and heart |
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| Breaks down food so the body can use it |
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sends out chemical messages called hormones
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| Absorbs oxygen from the air and releases carbon dioxide |
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| Helps your body get rid of bacteria and viruses |
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| Contains skin, hair, nails |
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| Main function is to help the body move |
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| In voluntary muscle that moves food through the digstive tract |
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| Involuntary muscle only found in the heart |
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| a muscle that staightens a part of your body |
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| vountary muscle that moves the skeleton |
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| Joint that allows you to move your arm around freely in all directions |
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| The knee is an example of this type of joint |
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| A muscle that bends PART of your body |
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| A collection of 2 or more tissues working together to preform a function |
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| a group of similiar cells words together |
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| the materials within bones that make blood cells |
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A muscle injury that is overstretched torn
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| Protection, Storage, Movement, Blood cell formation |
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| The 4 functions of the skeletal system |
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