| A | B |
|---|
| supply body with energy | primary function of carbohydrates |
| dermis | contains nerves and blood vessels |
| appendicular skeleton | includes the bones of the arms and legs |
| peristalsis | process that moves food along your digestive tract |
| nervous tissue | brain and spinal cord are examples |
| ball and socket joint | allows movement in all directions |
| integumentary system | regulates body temp |
| skeletal system | provides protection of organs |
| gallbladder | stores bile |
| liver | produces bile |
| pancreas | secretes trypsin |
| pepsin | breaks down proteins |
| amylase | breaks down carbohydrates |
| vitamins | maintain growth and metabolism |
| urethra | urine exits the body through this |
| ureter | urine exits the kidneys through this |
| sartorius | longest muscle in the body |
| glueteus maximus | strongest muscle in the body |
| periosteum | tough protective covering of a bone |
| red bone marrow | blood cell formation occurs here |
| yellow bone marrow | stores fat for energy |
| first degree | burns that just damage the epidermis |
| second degree | burns resulting in blisters |
| third degree | burns that destroys the epidermis and dermis and can't regenerate |
| feces | remaining waste from the digestive system |
| esophagus | muscular tube that connects mouth to stomach |
| joint | place where two bones meet |
| epidermis | outermost layer of skin |
| organ | group of tissues that work together to perform a particular function |
| ligament | connects bone to bone |
| tendon | connects muscle to bone |
| muscle tissue | has the ability to contract |
| nervous tissue | transmits impulses |
| abduction | moves a body part away from the midline |
| adduction | moves a body part towards the midline |
| flexion | decreases the angle between two bones |
| extension | increases the angle between two bones |
| compact bone | solid layer of bone |
| epiphysis | the end of a long bone |
| diaphysis | the shaft or length of a long bone |
