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the skin and structures derived from the skin that are used to protect the body from the external environment

integumentary

consists of bone, cartilage, and joints of the body used for support, protection, and blood cell production

skeletal

consists of all the muscles of the body and are used primarily for movement

cardiovascular

contains lymph nodes and glands. This system returns filtrate back into the blood and acts as a filter by taking out foreign matter found in the body

lymphatic

includes brain, spinal cord, nerves, and sense organs. This system is responsible for all body activity

nervous

helps to regulate body activity chemically and includes glands that produce hormones which are transported through the circulatory system

endocrine

the organs and structures responsible for producing sex cells and nourishing them to perpetuate the species

reproductive

includes the lungs and associated passageways responsible for supplying oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the blood. It also maintains an acid/base balance in the blood.

respiratory

functions in the digestion and absorption of food and eliminates waste products. All organs and passageways that receive, digest and absorb food are included

digestive

organs and passageways that eliminate waste products from the blood

urinary

toward the head

superior (cranial)

toward the tail or away from the head

inferior (caudal)

toward the front of the body in a human or the belly side in an animal

anterior (ventral)

toward the back of the body

posterior (dorsal)

closer to the midline of the body

medial

farther away from the midline of the body

lateral

the area closest to the attachment to the trunk of the body

proximal

the area further from the attachment to the trunk of the body

distal

toward the other surface of the body

superficial

further away from the surface of the body

deep

a line that divides the body in the left and right pieces but not through the center of the body

sagittal (parasagittal)

a medial line that runs down the center of the body dividing it into left and right pieces

midsagittal

a line that divides the body into front and back pieces

frontal (coronal)

a cross section of the body

transverse (horizontal)