Human Body Organization

What is the process in which we take in O2 and glucose in order to produce energy, H2O, and CO2

The body’s levels of organization work together constantly to maintain an internal balance

________ occupies spaces in spongy bone and produces all the body’s red blood cells

What type of tissue carries electrical impulses between the brain and other parts of the body.

What is the strongest part on the body?

Blood vessels supply the bones with

What tissue holds parts of the body together providing support and protection?

What tissue is responsible for movement of the body?

Muscle cramp are caused by a lack of ______ during cellular respiration.

_____ muscle is found inside of the intestines and perform automatic movement

Which type of skeleton consists of the cranium/skull, spinal column, and ribs?

________ performs voluntary movement (moving the bones of the body)

______ muscle moves without conscious control

What skeleton system runs consists of the shoulders, arms, hips, and legs?

The average human contains how many bones?

_______ is dense tissue that gives bone its strength (strong outer layer)

Which of these is NOT a main function of the muscular system?

Which best describes a tissue?

______ muscle that has branch shaped cells that connect in a chain (contract fast in emergency

____ muscle is a muscle that can be moved at will