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| A cell is a basic unit os structure and function in a living thing |
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| A group of similar cells that preform the same function |
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| provides support for your body |
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| A tissue that covers your body |
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| A structure composed of different types of tisue that work together |
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| a Group of organs that work toghether to preform a function |
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| The body's tendancy to keep an internal balance |
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| Five major functions of bones |
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1. Shape and support
2.Protects you internal organs
3.Major muscles are attached to your bone
4.Blood cells are formed in the marrow are formed in the center of the bone
5.calcium and phosophere compunds are stored in the vertabrea |
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| Hard dense bone tissue that is benath the outer membrane of the bone |
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| layer of bone tissue having many small spaces and found just inside the layer of compact bone |
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| the active marrow it makes all the red blood cells and most white ones |
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| fouund in the longer bones is fat |
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| a rubbery layer of tissue found at the end of the bone where they form joints. Carthage acts as a shock obsorber |
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| any place where two or more bones come toghether |
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| Strong elastic band of tissue that connects muscle to bone |
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| a tissue band that holds bone to bone |
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1. allow little or no movement
2.Example: joints of the skull |
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| one bone roates around another bone |
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| the round ed part of one bone fits into a cuplike other bone |
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one part of the bone slides on another
example wrists |
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