JAIL CELL
PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THE CELL
PROTOPLASM, NUCLEUS, CYTOPLASM, CELL MEMBRANE
THIS KIND OF TISSUE GIVES SMOOTHNESS AND CONTOUR TO THE BODY
ADIPOSE
ORGANS THAT COOPERATE FOR A COMMON PURPOSE, PERFORM SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS
SYSTEMS
WHERE IS THE POSTERIOR AURICULAR NERVE?
SEVENTH CRANIAL NERVE
BONES OF THE UPPER JAW
MAXILLAE
FOUND IN THE CENTER OF THE CELL, IMPORTANT FOR CELL REPRODUCTION
NUCLEUS
COLLECTION OF CELLS THAT PERFORM A PARTICULAR FUNCTION
TISSUE
THIS SYSTEM IS MADE UP OF THE SKIN
INTEGUMENTARY
WHERE DO THE CERVICAL NERVES ORIGINATE?
SPINAL CORD
BONES THAT FORMS THE FOREHEAD
FRONTAL
MITOSIS
PROTECTIVE COVERING ON BODY SURFACES
EPITHELIAL
SYSTEM COMPROMISED OF BONES
SKELETAL
NERVES THAT AFFECT THE LITTLE FINGER SIDE OF THE ARM AND THE PALM OF THE HAND
ULNAR
LARGEST AND STRONGEST BONE OF THE FACE
MANDIBLE
THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL
MITOCHONDRIA
THIS TISSUE CARRIES MESSAGES TO AND FROM BRAIN, COORDINATES BODY FUNCTIONS
NERVE
THIS SYSTEM CONTROLS THE BLOOD SUPPLY
CIRCULATORY
THE TWO MAIN TYPES OF NERVES
SENSORY, MOTOR
HINDMOST BONE OF THE SKULL
OCCIPITAL
CELLS GROW AND THRIVE BECAUSE OF WHAT
ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF NUTRIENTS, OXYGEN, WATER
BINDS TOGETHER OTHER TISSUES OF THE BODY
CONNECTIVE
STOMACH AND INTESTINES ARE A PART OF THIS SYSTEM
DIGESTIVE
NERVE ENDINGS ON SENSORY NERVES CALLED
RECEPTORS
UPPERMOST AND LARGEST BONE OF THE ARM
HUMEROUS