These organs get rid of urea, excess water and other waste products
What are Kidneys
100
Organ in nervous system that has three distinct parts
What is Brain
100
Voluntary muscles attached to bone providing the force needed to move the bones
What is skeletal muscles
100
Provide shape and support for the body
What are Bones
100
Infectious diseases are caused by (viruses, bacteria, fungi, or protists) also known as
What are pathogens
200
Tubes that connect each kidney to the bladder
What are Ureters
200
Bundle of nerves that begins at the brain stem and continues down the center of the back
What is Spinal cord
200
Involuntary muscles that control many types of movement within the body. Ex. Digestion
What is smooth muscles
200
Occur where two or more bones meet
What are joints
200
The system in your body responsible for determining and eliminating pathogens
What is immune system
300
Saclike muscular organ which stores urine until it is released from the body
What is Bladder
300
Network of nerves that branch out from the spinal cord and connect the rest of the body transmitting signals from the brain
What is Peripheral nerves
300
Involuntary muscles that control the heart
What is cardiac muscles
300
Attach bones to the joints
What is Ligaments
300
Diseases fall under two broad categories, those that can spread and those that do not. What are the Science words we use instead of spread and don't spread
What is Infectious and Noninfectious
400
Tube that urine passes through before it is removed from the body
What is Urethra
400
Part of the brain that helps with balance and coordination
What is Cerebellum
400
Connect the skeletal muscles to the bones
What is tendons
400
The one organ in the integumentary system
What is Skin
400
Asthma, Skin Cancer, Parkinson's and Diabetes are all examples of which type of disease
What is Noninfectious
500
The other name that the Excretory system is known as
What is Urinary
500
Controls thoughts, voluntary actions and sensations related to the five senses
What is Cerebrum
500
Muscles fall under two categories, those we control and those that work on their own, what are they also known as
What is Voluntary and Involuntary
500
Produces this vitamin from sunlight
What is Vitamin D
500
AIDS, the Flu, Athlete's foot, Colds, are all examples of this type of disease