CELLS
a colorless watery gel like fluid containing nutrient material necessary for cell growth, reproduction, and self repair
what is protoplasm
The Adult Skeleton made up of how many bones
What is 206 bones
When the muscles turn inward, for example when the palm faces downward
What is pronation
The largest and most complex mass nerve tissue of the body
what is the brain
Referred to as the body’s pump
what is the heart
Found in the center of the cell
what is the nucleus
The hindmost bone of the skull
what is the occipital bone
The three parts of the muscle
What is the origin, insertion, belly
Sensory nerve endings are known as
what are receptors
The largest artery in the body
what is the aorta
Cell reproduction is known as
what is mitosis
The largest bone of the arm
What is the Humerus
What muscle enables you to close your eyes
What is the Orbicularis Oculi
Nerve that affects the muscle of the chin and the lower lip
what is the mandibular nerve
The fluid part of the blood, 90% water
What is the plasma
Encloses the protoplasm and permits soluble substances to enter and leave
what is the cell membrane
The smallest most fragile bones of the face
what are the lacrimal bones
Broad muscle that extends from the chest and shoulder muscles to side of chin. Lowers the lower lip & jaw
What is the Platysma
Also known as the accessory nerve
what is the eleventh cranial nerve
Carries oxygen to the body’s cells
What are the red blood cells
Chemical energy used within the cells for metabolism is called
what is adenosine triphosphate or ATP
The human head contains 22 bones divided into two groups. What are these groups
what are the cranium & the facial bones
Muscles of the chest that assist in the swinging movement of the arm
What is the Pectoralis major & minor
Largest of the cranial nerves
what is the Trifacial or trigeminal nerves
The blood Returning to the heart from the head, face, & neck flows on each side of the neck in these two principal veins
what are the internal and external jugular veins