Body System Definitions
The parts of the body that change food you eat into a form your body can use are called the ______ system
digestive
The heart has ____ chambers.
four
The place where two bones join together is called _________.
joints
the control center of your body is the ________.
Brain
Options Include: Spinal Cord, Brain, Nerves
A. Brain
B. Spinal Cord
C. Nerves
Your heart and blood vessels that circulate blood throughout your body are parts of the _____ system
circulatory
The _____ blood cells help fight infection and disease.
white
Muscles that move when you want them to are called ______ muscles.
Voluntary Muscles
Your _______ keep dust and other particles out of your eye. (hint: we blink with these)
eyelids
Label the Parts of the Digestive System:
Options include: intestine, esophagus, stomach
A. Esophagus
B. Stomach
C. Intestines
The network of nerves that includes your brain, nerves, and spinal cord is the _______ system.
nervous system
The blood vessels that take blood to your heart are the _______.
veins
Muscles that work automatically without your telling them to move are called ________ muscles.
Involuntary
The nerve that carries the message of hearing to your brain
Label the Parts of the circulatory System:
options include: veins, arteries, and heart
A. Heart
B. Veins
C. Arteries
Any movement of your body happens through your _____ system.
muscular
Another name for the heart is the _____ muscle.
cardiac
________ connect muscle to bone.
tendons
The part of the eye that focuses the picture you see is _______.
lens
Label the Parts of the Skeletal System A- F
Options: Clavicle, Skull, Ribs, Humerus, Sternum, Scapula
A. Skull
B. scapula
C. Clavicle
D. Sternum
E. Humerus
F. Ribs
The windpipe, lungs, and diaphragm that help you breathe are parts of the ______ system.
respiratory
The blood vessels that take blood away from your heart are the ______.
arteries
A group of cells that work together are called ______.
Tissue
The layer of skin that you can see is called the ______.
epidermis
Label the Skeletal System G-L
Options available: vertebra, patella, femur, phalanges, phalanges, pelvis
G. phalanges
H. Vertebra
I. Pelvis
J. Femur
K. Patella
L. Phalanges