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skeleton
protection, movement, shape, support
skull
cranium
femur
largest in human body
hip
ball and socket joint
marrow
soft connective tissue in space of spongy bone
cartilage
squishy substance btw. bones
connective tissue
connects/supports all body parts
tendon
connects muscle to bone
voluntary muscle
actions you control-smiling
smooth muscle
involuntary muscle found in digestive organs
peristalsis
contractions to keep food moving in your digestive system
small intestine
absorb nutrients in blood
villi
fingerlike structures to absorb nutruents
enzymes
speeds up chemical reactions
water
makes up 65% of body
fiber
helps with peristalsis- cannot be broken down in the body
large intestine
absorbs water from waste
bile
breaks down fat; produced by liver
excretion
removal of wastes
nephrons
filtering factories inside kidneys
ureter
tube connecting kidneys to bladder
capillary
one cell thick blood vessels where diffusion occurs
aorta
largest blood vessel in body
atria
upper chambers of heart
pacemaker
group of cells that adjust heart rate
plasma
liquid part of blood composed mainly of water
white blood cells
fight infection
hemoglobin
binds oxgn. to red blood cells
platelets
produce fibrin at wounds
trachea
windpipe
diaphragm
muscle;important for breathing
pharynx
tube in throat that is part of resperatory system and digestive
larynx
contains vocal cords
cilia
hair-like things in nose
centeral nervous system
brain and spinal cord
brainstem
controls involuntary actions such as heartbeat and breathing
corpus collosum
connects left and right cerebral hemispheres
nerve cell
made of dendrites, cell body, and axon
neuron
another name for nerve cell
concussion
bruise-like injury to the brain