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Holt 7th Grade Life Science, Chapter 19, Sections 1-4

Body Organization and Structure

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tissuea group of similar cells working together
Your body contains how many types of tissue?four
The four types of tissueepithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, nervous tissue
Two or more tissues working together form thisan organ
Organs working togehter form thisan organ system
How many major organ systems does your bosy have?Eleven
epithelial tissuecovers and protects underlying tissue
nervous tissuesends electrical signals through the body, found in the brain, nerves, and sense organs
muscle tissuemade of cells that can contract and relax to produce movement
connective tissuejoins, supports, protects, insulates, nourishes, and cushions organs
integumentary systemyour skin, hair, and nails
muscular systemyour skeletal muscles move your bones
skeletal systemyour bones provide a frame to support and protect body parts
cardiovascular systemyour heart pumps blood through all your blood vessels
respiratory systemyour lungs absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide
urinary systemremoves wastes from the blood and regulates the body's fluids
male reproductive systemproduces and delivers sperm
female reproductive systemproduces eggs and nourishes and shelters the unborn baby
nervous systemreceives and sends electrical messages throughout the body
lymphatic systemreturns leaked fluids to blood vessels, also helps you get rid of germs
digestive systembreaks down the food you eat into nutients that can be absorbed into your body
endocrine systemcertian glands regulate body functions by sending out chemical messengers. Ovaries and testes.
compact bonebone tissue that does not have any visible open spaces
spongy bonebone tissue that has many open spaces
marrowa soft tissue that bones contain
red marrowproduces red blood cells
yellow marrowstores fat
cartilagesoft flexible tissue that most bones start out as
Why does cartilage have a rubbery texture?it contains mostly water
jointthe place where two or more bones connect
ligamentsstrong elastic bands of connective tissue that joints are kept together with
mechanical advantagethe benefit gained by using a machine is measure by a ratio
Smooth muscle is found where?in the digestive tract of your body
Cardiac muscle is found where?only in your heart
Skeletal muscles are attached to whatthey are attached to your bones for movement and help protect your inner organs
muscle action can be bothvoluntary and involuntary
tendonsstrands of tough connective tissue that connects your skeletal muscles to your bones
flexora muscle that bends part of your body
extensora muscle that straighten part of your body
sweat glandsproduces sweat
melanina darkening chemical in skin that determines skin color
epidermisthe thinner, upper layer of the skin
dermisthe deeper, thicker layer of the skin
hair folliclea tiny sac where several layers of tightly packed keratin-filled cells form HAIR

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