Nervous?
Hormones
Make sense?
Have a heart
How well did you study?
100

Phagocytic cells in the CNS.

microglia

100

Contracts the muscles of the lacteal to force the milk out.

oxytocin
100

Thin layer that covers most of the eye.

conjunctiva

100

The liquid part of the blood.

plasma

100

Functional unit of the lung.

alveoli

200

All the supportive cells of the nervous system.

glia or glial or neuroglia or neuroglial

200

Keeps you from urinating as much.

antidiuretic hormone

200

Eardrum.

tympanic membrane


200

Most of the heart is made up of this layer.

myocardium

200

Functional unit of the kidney.

nephron

300

Gaps in between the Schwann cells.

nodes of Ranvier

300

Releases carbohydrate from liver a disconnects the sugars.

glucagon

300

70% of all sensory nerves are found here.

retina

300

The only place where fluid "leaks out" of the vascular system.

capillaries

300

The first menses for the female.

menarche

400

Autonomic division that operates under normal conditions.

parasympathetic


400

Decreases blood calcium.

calcitonin

400

Middle bone of the inner ear.

incus

400

This vessel acts as a blood reservoir.

veins

400

The finger like funnel at the beginning of the uterine tubes.

infundibulum

500

Superficial layer of the meninges.

dura mater

500

Name both hormones stored in the posterior pituitary.

oxytocin and antidiuretic 

500

What is gustatory sense?

taste

500

Serous layer attached to the heart.

visceral

500

Process of making red blood cells.

erythropoiesis


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