Terminology
Cells
body systems
Bones
Organs
100

The study of human body structures, how the body parts are organized, and the science of interconnected structure of organisms, or of their parts.

What is anatomy?

100

What tissues are made up of.

What are cells?

100
Covers, shapes and holds the skeletal system in place.

what is the muscular system?

100

The study of bones

what is osteology?

100

30 million beats per year.

How many times does a adults heat beat per year?

200

binds and supports other body tissues and organs.

What is connective tissue?

200

the process of cells converting nutrients to energy.

what is metabolism?

200

protects the body from disease by developing immunities and destroying pathogens and toxins.

What is the immune system?

200

how Many bones are in the facial skeleton?

what is 14 bones.

200

protects against outside elements, like sun exposure.

what is the skin?

300

composed primarily of phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins. 

what is the cell membrane?
300

the part of the cell that holds DNA and genetic material.

what is the nucleus?

300
controls the body's blood circulation

What is the circulatory system?

300

a bone found in hands and feet.

what are phalanges?

300

causes changes in the scalp, skin and nails.

what is hormonal imbalances?

400

a group of similar cells performing a function.

what is tissue?

400

two genetically identical daughter cells.

what is mitosis?

400
the study of the structure, function. and pathology of the nervous system.

what is Neurology?

400
two bones forming the sides and top of the cranium.

What is the parietal bones?

400

major organ of the circulatory system.

What is the heart?

500

the study of the functions and activities preformed by the body structures.

what is physiology?

500

the process that releases energy 

what is catabolism?

500

defends against toxins and bacteria

what is the lymphatic system?

500

the strongest bone of the face.

what is the mandible?
500

the largest organ of the body.

What is skin?