Digestive System
there are 2 types of digestion
What are mechanical and chemical?
The part of the Circulatory System that carries oxygen
What is the red blood cell
Location in the Skeletal System where red blood cells are made for the body
What is Bone marrow?
Type of action breathing is considered.
What is involuntary?
Attach muscle to bone
What is a tendon?
The pipe that carries food to the stomach
What is the esophagus?
Part of the Circulatory system that transports oxygenated blood away from the heart.
What are arteries
Type of joint located in the neck
What is pivot joint?
This skeletal muscle assists in breathing
What is the diaphragm?
The muscle GROUP that works with the Somatic Nervous System
What are voluntary muscles?
The gastric liquid created by the liver to assist in digestion.
What is bile?
Part of the Circulatory system that transports oxygen depleted blood back to the heart.
What are veins?
This connective tissue provides cushioning between bones
What is cartilage?
The gas the Respiratory system provides to the body to create energy.
What is oxygen?
This muscle TYPE serves our internal organs and blood vessels. They are managed by the Autonomic nervous system.
What are smooth muscles?
The involuntary, smooth muscle action that assists in the movement of food throughout the body
What is peristalsis?
The liquid part of blood
What is plasma?
The bones that protect most of the internal organs
What are the ribs?
The hair-like structures in the Respiratory system that assist the Immune system in protecting the body.
What are cilia?
The "other" involuntary muscle type managed by the Autonomic nervous system, it never rests.
What is cardiac muscle?
The portion of the digestive system where most nutrients are absorbed
What is the small intestine?
Part of blood active in fighting pathogens with the Immune System.
What is white blood cell?
Functions of the Skeletal System include support, movement, mineral storage, blood cell creation, and _______________
What is protection?
Microscopic sacs that work with capillaries to transfer oxygen and carbon dioxide from red blood cells.
What are alveoli?
All body systems constantly work together. For you to walk, a minimum of 3 must cooperate.
What are the Muscle system, the Skeletal System, and the Nervous( Somatic) System?