Skeletal System
Muscular System
Circulatory System
Digestive System
Nervous System
100

Made of chondrocytes, they surround ends of bones for protection and make up structures of many other body parts

Cartilage 

100

what are the 3 major roles for the body

motion, maintenance of posture, heat production

100

a fluid containing infection-fighting white blood cells

Lymph

100

what are the five activity's of digestive systems

ingestion, movement, digestion, absorption, and defecation 

100

Controls all vital functions of the body, contains 100 neurons

Brian

200

How many bones are there

206

200

move part of Skeleton, voluntary

Skeletal Muscle

200

Organs in this system

Heart, Blood, Lungs, Blood vessels 

200

Absorbs nutrients and minerals from food, a narrow, 7 foot long tube

Small intestine 

200

Connects the brain with the nerves located throughout the rest of the body

Spinal Cord

300

connects 2 bones

ligaments

300

Maintain internal environment (stomach, intestines, blood vessels), involuntary 

Smooth Muscle 

300

The heart is largely made up of cardiac muscle tissue

Muscle

300

Releases enzymes to enable partial digestion of food

Stomach 

300

Allows for the sense of touch

Skin

400

connects bone to muscle 

tendons

400

Form the bulk of the wall of the heart, involuntary 

Cardiac Muscle

400

tissue that transmits messages from the brain to all of the components of the circulatory system

Nervous

400

Is the beginning of the digestive tract where food enters and is started to be broken down by teeth 

Mouth

400

Bundles of nervous tissue which relay information

Nerves

500

Produces erythrocytes, some white blood cells, and platelets 

red marrow

500

cells in non-striated muscle tissue which is involuntary 

Smooth-muscle cells

500

Blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart 

veins

500

Tube from mouth to stomach 

Esophagus

500

Allow for the ability to hear sounds

Ears