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Science that deals with structure/arrangement of body parts
Anatomy
Produce offspring. Testes, ovaries
Reproductive system
Remove wates. Kidneys, bladder
Urinary System
transport blood throughout body. Heart, arteries, veins, blood
Cardiovascular system
Intake and ouput of air. Lungs
Respiratory System
Convert food molecules to be absorbed and then discarded. Stomach, intestines
Digestive system
Glands that secret hormones
Endocrine system
Brain, spinal cord, nerves
Nervous system
Muscles for movement
Muscular system
Bones in head
Middle Ear
eyes
Orbital cavity
Areas of nose, sinuses
Nasal Cavity
Teeth, tongue
Oral cavity
Food, Heat, Oxygen, Pressure, Water
Needs of body, alphabetical order, seperated by comma and space
study of Function of body parts
Physiology
Increase in body size
Growth
Senses changes taking place inside or outside of body and reacting to those changes
Responsiveness
change in an organism's position, and also motion of internal parts
movement
Comprised of bones, ligaments, and cartilage
Skeletal System
Includes the skin, hair, and nails
Integumentary System
Contains the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
Ventral Cavity
Contains the cranial and spinal cavities
Dorsal Cavity
Includes the arms and legs
Appendicular Portion
Changing absorbed substances into different forms for use
Assimilation
Movement of substances within the body through blood vessels
Circulation
Passage of substances through membranes into the body
Absorption
Breaking down food into simpler forms for energy
Digestion
Process of obtaining oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide
Respiration
Process of creating new individuals or cells
Reproduction
Essential substance for body functions
Water
Physical and chemical changes within cells
Metabolism
Maintenance of a stable internal environment
Homeostasis
Combinations of organs working together
Organ Systems
Composed of groups of tissues
Organs
Layers of cells with common functions
Tissues
Cell structures carrying out specific activities
Organelles
Hierarchy from atoms to organisms
Levels of Organization
Study of the functions of body parts
Physiology
Removal of waste products from the body
Excretion
Includes the head, neck, and trunk
Axial Portion