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| finger and toes of the body |
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| human body structure, as seen by naked eye |
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| study functions and activities performed by body structure |
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| tiny structures found in tissue |
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| basic unit of living things |
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| dense active protoplasm, found in center of cell |
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| Protoplasm of cell, watery fluid needed for cell growth, reproduction |
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| Part thata encloses protoplasm. |
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| Chemical process in cells, nourishes and carries out activities. |
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| Process where body stores water, food for time when substance is needed. |
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| Process breaking down compounds releasing energy that has been stoared. |
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| Collection of similiar cells that perform a particuliar function. |
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| Structures composed of specialized tissues, perform specific functions. |
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| Group of body organs acting together to perform function/functions. |
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| Body organs acting together to perform one or more functions. |
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| Circulatory, Digestive, Endocrine, Excretory, Integumentary, Immune, Muscular, Nervous, Reproductive, Respiratory, Skeletal |
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| Brain, Eyes, Heart, Kidney, Liver, Lungs, Skin, Stomach/Intestines. |
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| Primary Functions of Skeleton |
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| Shape and Support, Protect Internal Structure, Store calcium, etc. |
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| Largest of arm, elbow to shoulder |
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| Larger bond of lower arm, little finger side. |
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| Smaller lower arm on thumb side. |
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| Wrist (8) small, held by ligaments. |
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| Palm of hand, contains 5 bones. |
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| Fingers, toes or digits (14). |
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| Covers, supports and shapes the skeletal tissue. |
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| Study of the muscles, and its structure. Over 600 Muscles. |
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