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Body Organization and Structure/ Chapter 22

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homeostasisthe maintenance of a stable internal environment
tissuea group of similar cells that work together to perform a specific job in the body
epithelial tissueone of the four main types of tissue in the body; the tissue that covers and protects underlying tissue
nervous tissueone of the four main types of tissue in the body; the tissue that sends electrical signals through the body
muscle tissueone of the four main types of tissue in the body;
connective tissueone of the four types of tissue in the body; functions include support, protection, insulation, and nourishment
organa combinationof two or more tissues that work together to perform a specific function inthe body
skeletal systema collection of organs whose primary finction is to support and protect the body; includes bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons
compact bonethe type of bone tissue that does not have open spaces
spongy bonea type of bone tissue that has many open spaces and contains marrow
cartilagea flexible tissue that gives support and protection but is not rigid like bone
jointthe place where two or more bones connect
ligamenta strong band of tissue that connects bones to bones
muscular systema collection of organs whose primary function is movement
smooth musclethe type of muscle found in the blood vessels and the digestive tract
cardiac musclethe type of muscle found in the heart
skeletal musclethe type of muscle that moves bones and helps protect inner organs
tendona tough connective tissue that connects skeletal muscles to bones
integumentary systema collection of organs that helps the body maintain a stable and healthy internal environment
sweat glandssmall organs in the dermis layer of the skin that release sweat
melanina darkening chemical in the skin that determines skin color
epidermisthe outermost layer of the skin
dermisthe layer of skin below the epidermis
hair folliclea small organ in the dermis layer of the skin that produces hair

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