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Auditory canal

Short chamber in innner ear

Auricle

Outside of ear

3 parts of ear

Outer


Middle


Inner

Tympanic membrane

Eardrum

3 bones of middle ear

Anvil


Hammer


Stirrup

Nervous system

Maintains body homeostasis


With electrical signals

Muscular system

Provides movement for body

Skeletal system

Supports body

Protects some organs n

Anchors skeletal muscle so muscles can move

Skeletal

Posture

I bands are

Light

A bands

Dark

Both of these are on the

Myofibrils

Ach

Acetylcholine

Acetylcholine

Is the neurontransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle

Choroid sclera

A blood rich nutritive tunic of da eye

Sclera

White of da eye

Cornea

Transparent part of eye

Pigmented part of eye is

Iris

Integumentary system

Protects organs and muscles and protects body from foreign predators

Skull

Cranium

Sacroplamsic reticulum

Specialized endoplansmic reticulum

Synaptic cleft does not make

Contact

Synaptic cleft uses

Electrical impulses to send messages

Muscles have

Reflex’s