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Transports materials to and from your cell |
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a connective tissue made up of two types of cells |
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are blood vessles that direct blood away from the heart |
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are the smallest blood vessel in your body |
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blood vessels that direct thr blood back to the heart |
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is the circulation of blood between your heart and lungs |
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the circulation of blood between the heart and the rest of the body |
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the force exerted by blood on the inside walls of the blood vessel is called blood pressure |
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collects the excess fluid and return it to your blood |
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the fluid and particles absorbed into lymph capilliaries are called lymph |
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are samll bean shaped organs where particles are such as pathogens or dead cells |
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which is located just above your heart |
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are made up of groups of lymphthatic tissue located at the back of your nasal cavity |
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is the entire process by which a body obtains and uses oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide and water |
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consists of the lungs, makes breathing possible |
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throat, where the air from your nose flows |
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the voice box, cotains vocal cords |
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the larynx guard the entrance to a large tube, the windpipe |
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the trachea splits into two tubes called, bronchi |
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in the lungs each bronchiole branches form thousands of tiny sacs called, alveoli |
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