Skeletal System 

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1) A system of bones in the body that helps with movement.

2) A system of bones in your body.

3) Femur, Humerus, Radius and Ulna.

Muscular System

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1) A system of muscles that can contract relax and provide force to move.

2) A system of muscles that help you move.

3) Bicep, Tricep and Thyroid.

Nervous System

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1) A system of nerves and nerve centers in the human body.

2) A system of nerves in the body that send messages to the brain.

3) Median, Radial and the Subcostal.

Itegumentary System

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1) The skin and its apendages.

2) The system of the skin on the body.

3) Epidermis, Dermis, Sebaceous Gland.

Lymphatic System

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1) The system that includes glands and sinuses that white blood cells are carried through.

2) The glands and sinuses that white blood cells are carried through.

3) Sinus, Thimus, and the Spleen.

Reproductive System

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1) The organs and parts that are included in the reproductive cycle.

2) Parts and organs that are used during reproduction.

3) Urethra, Rectum, Scrotum

Endocrine System

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1) The glands that produce endocrine secretions.

2) The glands that produce endocrine.

3)Ovaries, Testes, and Adrenal.

Joint

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1) The fixed place where two bones meet.

2) The place where two bones meet.

3) Hinge, Ball and Socket, Pivot.

Epidermis

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1) The real or true nonsensitive top layer of skin.

2) The top layer of the skin.

3)Hair, Nerve, and Nerve Ending

Dermis

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1) The dense, sensitive, and most inner layer of skin.

2) The most inner and most sensitive layer of skin.

3)Eccrine Sweat Gland and the Sebaceous gland.

Cells

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1) The smallest and most basic unit of life.

2) The smallest unit of life.

3) Plant, Animal, and Bacterium

Tissue

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1) Similar cells preforming the same task.

2) A group of cells joined and doing the same thing.

3)Intercolated discs and Nuclei.

Organ

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1) A group of tissues preforming the same task.

2) A group if tissues doing the same thing to preform a function.

3) Heart, Stomach, and the Liver.

Organ System

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1) A group of organs working together to preform the same fuction.

2) Many organs working together to preform a task.

3) Circulatory, Urinary, and Digestive.