Systems
The transportation system.
What is the CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM?
Painful urination.
What is DYSURIA?
This type of fracture has a broken bone that does not pierce through the skin.
What is SIMPLE?
A decrease in strength and size of muscle.
What is MUSCULAR ATROPHY?
The tube that carries the urine out of the body from the bladder.
What is the URETHRA?
These two systems work together to provide the body shape and support as well as create movement.
What are the SKELETAL AND MUSCULAR SYSTEMS?
The condition where the skin has a yellow color.
What is JAUNDICE?
Muscle tissue that is involuntary.
What is SMOOTH MUSCLE?
Blood in the urine.
What is HEMATURIA?
The powerhouse of the cell.
What is the MITOCHONDRIA?
Hair, skin, and nails.
What is the INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM?
Another word for the trachea.
What is the WINDPIPE?
Type of circulation where oxygenate blood flows between the heart and cells of the body.
What is Systemic?
Most common cause of renal failure.
What is DIABETES?
What is VISION?
Where O2 and CO2 are exchanged within the respiratory system.
What is AVEOLI?
This is the innermost layer of the skin.
What is the HYPODERMIS?
This gland produces oil and keeps the skin and hair soft.
What is the SEBACEOUS GLAND?
Myelin sheath slowly being destroyed causes progressive loss of muscle control with this disease.
What is MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS?
This type of tissue provides support, structure, and holds the body parts together.
What is CONNECTIVE TISSUE?
The main function of this system is to take nutrients from food, absorb water, and eliminate solid waste.
What is the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM?
A collection of similar cells form together to perform a common task.
What is TISSUE?
In the digestive system, where most of the nutrients are absorbed.
What is the SMALL INTESTINE?
When the pancreas does not create enough insulin a person would have this type of disease.
What is TYPE 2 DIABETES?
Where bone marrow is stored.
What is the MEDULLARY CANAL?