Integumentary
Skeletal
Muscular
Nervous
General
100

The most superficial layer of skin 

Epidermis 

100

Growth plates are found here 

The ends and middles of long bones

100

Your sternocleoidmastoid is found here 

Your neck 

100

Substance that receives a neurotransmitter

Receptor 

100
Anatomy is the study of...

The structure of the body 

200

Cells that contribute to the color of your skin 

Melanocytes 

200

The first cervical vertebrae 

Atlas 

200
Muscles are composed mainly of these two proteins 

Actin and Myosin 

200

Space/junction between two nuerons


Synaptic Cleft 

200

The ventral body cavities 

Thoracic, Abdominal, and Pelvic

300

Sebaceous glands secrete this 

Sebum/oil

300

The three bones of the breastplate 

Sternum, manubrium, xiphoid process
300

Muscle that extends when you flex your bicep 

Tricep 

300

All of the lobes of the brain 

Temporal, Occipital, Frontal, Parietal 

300

The part of your brain where the temperature is regulated

The Hypothalamus 

400

The subcutaneous layer of skin is composed of this 

Connective and adipose tissue 

400

Structural and functional classification of the skull

Fibrous and Synarthrosis 

400

The teres minor and teres major are examples of this type of pairing

Synergist

400

Colorless fluid contained in cavities called ventricles in the central nervous system 

Cerebrospinal fluid 
400

Your cells are made up of macromolecules; name three 

Proteins, lipids, carbs, nucleic acids 

500

The main cell in loose connective tissue

A fibroblast 

500

Main mineral and protein in bone 

Calcium phosphate and collagen 

500

This muscle is responsible for goosebumps 

Erector Pili 

500

Short branched extension from a nerve cell, can receive impulses from other cells synapses 

Dendrites 

500

A plane that cuts the body into inferior and superior sections 

Transveral Plane 

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