Cells
Tissues
Organs
Body systems
Bones
100

What is the smallest unit in your body

Cells



100

How !many types of tissues are there

4

100

What were the organs we presented on

Stomach liver lungs brain heart intestines kidneys

100

How many body systems are there

12

100

How many bones are in your body

206

200

What stores your DNA in the cell

Nucleus

200

What are the types of tissues

Connective muscle nervous epithelial

200

Where is the brain located

Skull/craniumn top of the head

200

Which systems main organ is the heart

Circulatory system

200

What is the largest strongest and biggest bone in your body

Femur

300

Cells work together to form what

Tissues

300

Which tissue covers body surfaces

Epithelial

300

What does your lungs do

Gas exchange pulls oxygen and releases carbon dioxide

300

Which system breaks down food

Digestive system

300

Upper arm bone

Humorous

400

The character Osmosis Jones is what kind of cell

White blood cell


400

What is connective tissues function

Binds supports and protects

400

What is the largest organ 

Skin

400

This systems main function is control

Nervous system

400

What bones protect your lungs

Rib/rib cage

500

What is the purpose of a cell

They are the building blocks for all living things

500

What is the difference between connective and nervous tissue

Muscle- contracts and shortens to produce movement

Nervous- processes information and sends electronic messages throughout the body


500

Which. Organ filters your blood

Kidneys

500

What main two systems are used when surprised

Nervous and circulatory system

500

How many vertebrae are there what are their names and how many to each category

33

  • Cervical (7 bones, C1–C7): Located in the neck; C1 (atlas) supports the skull and C2 (axis) allows head rotation. [1, 2]
  • Thoracic (12 bones, T1–T12): Located in the mid-back; these connect to the ribs and help form the chest wall. [1]
  • Lumbar (5 bones, L1–L5): Located in the lower back; they are the largest and strongest bones to bear body weight. [1, 2]
  • Sacral (5 fused bones, S1–S5): Fused into a single triangular bone (the sacrum) that connects to the pelvis. [1, 2]
  • Coccygeal (4 fused bones): Fused to form the tailbone at the base of the spine. [1]
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