Tissues and Skin
Skeletal and Bone
Muscles and Joints
Nerves
Endocrine
100

This type of tissue communicates rapidly with other parts of the body

Nervous

100

Shaped liked cubes, carpal bones of wrist or tarsal bones of the ankle

Short bones

100

The main muscle for respiration

Diaphragm

100

The division of the CNS that contains the brain and spinal cord

Central Nervous System

100

Pea sized gland found underneath the hypothalamus

Pituitary Gland

200

This nail condition indicates long term oxygen deficiency

Clubbing

200

Basic structural unit of bone

Osteon

200

This joint is found only in the thumb

Saddle

200

This nerve governs our sense of hearing and balance

Vestibulocochlear Nerve VIII

200

These glands release catecholamines 

Adrenal Glands

300

This type of burn extends through the epidermis- dermis and into SQ layer

Third degree or full thickness burn

300

A bony projection on the femur that serves as an attachment point for hip muscles

Grater trochanter

300

This type of muscle is only found in the heart

Cardiac

300

This pump provides the electrical potential necessary for nervous system activity 

Sodium Potassium pump, a form of active transport

300

The largest Endocrine Gland

Thyroid Gland

400

This tissue lines the digestive and respiratory tract

Smooth Muscle

400
Our heel 

Calcaneus

400

What type of joint is the humeroscapular joint?

Ball and socket

400

This nerve carries 90% of all parasympathetic fibers from the brain throughout the abdominal cavity

Vagus Nerve X

400

This gland is part of the endocrine system and our immune system

Thymus Gland

500

Covers body surfaces and separates organs from each other

Membranes

500

A triangular sesamoid bone imbedded in tendons

Patella
500

The name of the hinge joint located in the knee is called what?

Tibiofemoral joint

500

The largest nerve in the body arises here and runs down the back of the thigh

Sacral Plexus

500

The pancreas releases these two hormones

Glucagon and Insulin