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| Watery fluid that forms matrix of blood |
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| Erythrocytes, contain a number of surface proteins called antigens |
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| Leukocytes, primarily involved in immune response |
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| Cell fragments and assist in clotting process. |
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Carry blood away from heart.
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Very thin, only single (or several) layers of epithelial tissue.
(Site of exchange: Oxygen and other nutrients move out of blood, Carbon Dioxide moves into blood) |
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| Where two bones come into contact and can move relative to one another. |
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| Nervous System Components |
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| Brain, Spinal Cord, and Nerves |
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| Carry impulses from sensory receptors to the CNS. |
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| Carry impulses away from CNS and end at muscle cells or effectors. |
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| Within spongy bone of long and flat bones, involved in production of blood cells. |
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| Within shaft region of long bones, mostly fat storage. |
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| Living cells in bones, found within spaces called lacunae. |
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| Canal containing blood vessels to nourish osteocytes. |
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| Body is fluid filled "bag" under pressure. |
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| Bones along midline of body. |
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| Everything else, (arm bones, leg bones, pelvic girdle) |
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| A type of connective tissue linking 2 bones. |
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| Outer most layer of skin. |
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| Inner layer of skin (Subcutaneous layer) |
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| Occur over most of body (release clear fluid, water and salts. |
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| In groin, armpits, face. (Odor causing) |
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| Release thicker, oily/waxy fluid. (Lubricates hair follicles) |
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| Simplest type of muscle tissue. (Involuntary) |
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| (involuntary muscle) walls of heart |
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| Connective Tissue components |
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| Living cells, non-living matrix |
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| flat; found in areas where diffusion is important. |
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| Cubes; involved in secretion and absorbtion. |
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| Rectangular; also used for secretion and absorbtion. |
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| describes physical parts of an organism. |
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| describes the way the parts work, alone or in combination. |
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| serves as covering or lining of various body parts. |
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