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Body Systems
Bones
Regions
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Tissues
100
This body system allows you to obtain energy from the breakdown of foods.
What is the digestive system?
100
These bones make up your wrist.
What are the carpals?
100
This is the region where you typically find boogers.
What is the nasal region?
100
The metacarpals are proximal to ___________.
What are the phlanges?
100
This is the type of tissue that allows for movement
What is muscle tissue?
200
This body systems allows for the receiving and sending of electrical signals around the body.
What is the nervous system?
200
Daily Double Make a wager between $100 to the total amount of money you have.
This is the bone that makes up the inferior end of your vertebral column
200
This is the area you apply deodorant to so that you don't smell stinky in class.
What is the Axillary?
200
Compared to the hair, the brain is ___________. (The brain is ________ to hair)
What is deep?
200
This type of tissue is the largest organ of your body. It is quite superficial, really.
What is epithelial tissue?
300
This body system sends chemical signals throughout the body.
What is the endocrine system?
300
These ribs are not connected at all to your sternum.
What are floating ribs?
300
This is the area in which you had an organ during your development and birth but which was subsequently removed because you were no longer feeding off of your mother.
What is the umbilical region?
300
This is the directional term which refers to the surface level as opposed to the internal regions of the body.
What is superficial?
300
This is the function of epithelial tissue.
What is separating the body from the environment?
400
This system allows for the movement of the body.
What is the muscular system?
400
False ribs are not directly connected to the sternum, but they aren't quite floating. They are attached to the sternum by...
What is cartilage?
400

This area of the body encompasses some of the most complicated network of neurons and some of our most essential sensory organs.

What is the cephalic region?

400
The _________ is both inferior to the femur and superior to the tibia.
What is the patella?
400
This tissue is involved in signaling through your body. It can get panicked...
What is NERVOUS tissue?
500
This body system allows for the movement of fluid in the body through nodes.
What is the lymph system?
500
This long bone makes up a part of the leg. it is the most lateral of the leg bones, is distal to the femur, and proximal to the phlanges.
What is the Fibula?
500

This is the area of the body that you sit on.

What is the gluteal region?

500
This bone is located anterior to the vertebral column, superior to the sternum, inferior to the skull.
What is the mandible?
500
Blood is an example of this type of tissue. It serves as a connection between other tissues/organs.
What is connective tissue?