Bones
The bone on the pinky side of the forearm.
The Ulna
The nickname for the biceps femoris.
The Hamstring
This system pulls air into the body to replenish oxygen.
The Respiratory System
Stores bile and releases it into the small intestine.
The Gallbladder
Food ends up here after it has been swollowed.
The Stomach
The bone in the center of the chest.
The Sternum
The muscle that crosses over the front of the quad.
The Sartorius
This system breaks down food.
The Digestive System
Fight infections and carries dead bacteria and tissue away.
White Blood Cells
The main pump for the cardiovascular system.
The Heart
The number of thoracic vertebrae.
12
The large group of back muscles that run along the spine.
The Erector Spinae
This system produces bile, stores sugars, and helps maintain blood sugars.
The Accessory Digestive System
Produces insulin to help control blood sugar.
The Pancreas
Stores liquid waste from the body.
The Bladder
The ribs that only connect to the spine.
The Floating Ribs
The muscle that bends the arm at the elbow.
The Biceps Brachii
This system connects the whole body and allows for signals to be sent.
The Nervous System
Carries nutrients and cells in the blood.
The Plasma
Bean shaped and you have two in your lower abdomen.
The Kidneys
The name of the group of small bones that make up the wrist.
The Carpal Bones
The muscle that runs along the front of the neck and helps with bending and tinting the chin down.
The Sternocleidomastoid
This system allows for visual and auditory input.
The Special Senses System
Recycles dead red blood cells.
The Spleen
This organ can be removed from the body without many consequences if it becomes full of stones.