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Put Some Meat on Those Things
Flow Baby Flow
1,2,3, Lift
Don't Cry, Have a Tissue
Grab Bag
100
Body system that supports, protects, and is partly responsible for movement
What is the skeletal system?
100
Pumps blood throughout the body
What is the heart
100
Only contract, never push. Responsible for movement
What is muscle
100
Transmits signals to and from the brain
What is nervous tissue
100
Vessels that carry blood away from the heart
What are arteries
200
Most superior bone, contains the brain
What is the cranium
200
Three types of these are found in the human body; transport blood
What are blood vessels
200
Voluntary; connected to bone
What is skeletal muscle
200
Connects muscle to bone
What is a tendon
200
A group of organs that work together
What is an organ system
300
Includes the cranium, rib cage, and vertebrae
What is the axial skeleton
300
The smallest blood vessel in the human body
What are capillaries
300
Only found in one location in the human body; involuntary
What is cardiac muscle
300
Connects bone to bone
What is a ligament
300
The point where two bones meet
What is a joint
400
Site of red blood cell formation
What is bone marrow
400
Type of circulation that oxygenates blood
What is pulmonary circulation
400
Non-striated, found in the GI tract
What is smooth muscle?
400
Lines internal organs, ducts, and glands
What is epithelial tissue
400
Smallest level of anatomical organization
What is the cell
500
Out of 24 I am the first five directly inferior to the cranium
What are cervical vertebrate
500
Specific chamber of the heart that receives oxygenated blood
What is the left atrium
500
the point of a bone where a muscle arises; the more fixed end or attachment of a muscle
What is the origin?
500
Four examples of connective tissue
What are bone, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, or blood
500
Tubes in the lungs that connect the bronchial tubes to the alveoli
What are bronchioles