Excretory System
The main funtion of the Excretory System
To rid the blood of waste
Smooth, slippery, thick layer of tissue covering end of bones
Cartilage
Movement of the body and fluids, and production of heat
Muscular System function
Type of protein that speeds up the rate of chemical reaction
Enzyme
System that rids body of Carbon Dioxide
Respiratory System (Lungs)
The system that removes waste from the Excretory System
Urinary System
Where two bones come together
Joint
Attaches bones to muscles
Tendons
Protects the stomach lining from strong digestive solutions.
Mucus
A system that rids the body of waste in the blood and brings it to the Kidneys
Circulatory System
The organ which cleans waste in blood
Kidney
Organs included in Skeletal System
Bones
The organs that make up the Muscular System
Muscles
Major organs involved in digestion
Stomach, Mouth, Small Intestin, Large Intestin
System that flows through the bloodstream
Immune System
Order in which the waste leaves the Excretory System
Kidneys, Ureter, Bladder, Urethra, Flush
Cells included in the Skeletal System
bone cells
A stem cell that differentiates into bone and muscle cells
Mesoderm
Adds bile to help break down fat in the small intestine
The Liver
System that eliminates salts through sweat
Integumentary/skin
Filtering Units of Kidney (1 million)
Nephrons
3 functions of the Skeletal System
3 of the following:
Gives shape and support, protection, Major muscles attatch to bones, Blood Cells formed in bone's red marrow, calcium an Phosphorate are stored,
The main muscle controlling the circulatory system
The Heart
Digestion, where food is chewed, mixed, and churned
Mechanical digestion
Which of the following cell divisions results in 4 haploid daughter cells: Meiosis or Mitosis
Meiosis