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the basic uniteof all living things
cell
colorless jelly like substance in cell in which food elements and water are present
protoplasma
dense active protoplasma found in the center of the cell
nucleus
all the protoplasm of a cell except that which is in the nuleus the watery fluid contains food material for growth, self-repair of the cell
cytoplasm
part of the cell that encloses the protoplasm and permits soluble substances to enter and leave the cell
cell membrance
cells dividing into two new cells the usual process of cell reproduction of human tissues
mitosis
process of buliding up larger molecules from smaller ones
anabolism
breaking down of complex compunds within the cells into smaller ones often resulting in the release of energy .
catabolism
are a group of similar cells that perform a specific function
tissue
are a group of tissues to perform a specific function
organs
are a group of organs that perform one or more functions
systems
is the hardest tissue in the body
OS or bone
is the connection between two or more bones
joint
back of the skull above the nape
occipital bone
sides and crown of cranium
2 parietal bone
form the forehead
frontal bones
sides of the head in the ear region
2 temporal bones
the cranium located between eyes
ethmoid bone
form the forehead
frontal bones
the key bone of the skull
sphenoid bones
sides of the head in the ear region
2 temporal bones
form the bridge of the nose
2 nasal bones
the cranium located between eyes
ethmoid bone
small thin bones located at the front inner wall of the orbits(eye)
2 lacrimal bones
the key bone of the skull
sphenoid bones
from the prominence og the cheeks (cheeksbone)
2 zygomatic or malar bones
form the bridge of the nose
2 nasal bones
upper jaw
2 maxillae bones
small thin bones located at the front inner wall of the orbits(eye)
2 lacrimal bones
lower jawbone largest and stronest of the face
mandible
from the prominence og the cheeks (cheeksbone)
2 zygomatic or malar bones
flat thin bone that froms part of the nasal septum
vomer
upper jaw
2 maxillae bones
the hard palat of the mouth
2 palatine bones
lower jawbone largest and stronest of the face
mandible
make up the side walls of the nasal cavity
2inferior concha bones
flat thin bone that froms part of the nasal septum
vomer
adam's apple
hyoid bones
the hard palat of the mouth
2 palatine bones
serves as a protective framework for the hear, lungs and other vital organs
thorax
make up the side walls of the nasal cavity
2inferior concha bones
the bone that joins the sternum and the scapula
clavicale or collarbone
adam's apple
hyoid bones
serves as a protective framework for the hear, lungs and other vital organs
thorax
the bone that joins the sternum and the scapula
clavicale or collarbone
form the forehead
frontal bones
sides of the head in the ear region
2 temporal bones
the cranium located between eyes
ethmoid bone
the key bone of the skull
sphenoid bones
form the bridge of the nose
2 nasal bones
small thin bones located at the front inner wall of the orbits(eye)
2 lacrimal bones
from the prominence og the cheeks (cheeksbone)
2 zygomatic or malar bones
upper jaw
2 maxillae bones
lower jawbone largest and stronest of the face
mandible
flat thin bone that froms part of the nasal septum
vomer
the hard palat of the mouth
2 palatine bones
make up the side walls of the nasal cavity
2inferior concha bones
adam's apple
hyoid bones
serves as a protective framework for the hear, lungs and other vital organs
thorax
the bone that joins the sternum and the scapula
clavicale or collarbone
upper most and largest bone of the arm
humerus
inner and larger bone of the forearm attached to the wrist
ulna
smaller bones in the forearm
radius
the wrist
carpus
bones of the palm of the hand
metacarpus
bones in the fingers or digits
phalanges
are responsible for contracting and moving parts of the body.
muscles