Bartlett Unit 3 Human Body Part 2

Absorb some of the fluid and particles from between the cells

The cardiac muscle location

A disease that can be passed from person to person, a vector or a contaminated object or food

Muscles that are under your conscious control

Types of bone marrow

The original joint is replaced with an artificial one made of metals and plastic.

Four first line defenses

Bacteria Shapes

Any foreign substance that evokes a response from the immune system. Also called pathogens.

Largest organ of the lymphatic system

The function of the muscular system

The function of the muscular system

A cancer that cause immature white blood cells to crowd out normal mature cells

These are a type of white blood cells

A tiny, non-living particle that enters and then reproduces inside a living cell

Soft connective tissue that fills the spaces in bone

A medicine that treats a bacterial infection

Function of the lymphatic system

These are produce when you get a specific virus or vaccination. Example: Chicken Pox

A cord or band of strong white fibrous tissue that connects a muscle to a bone.

A condition where the bones become weak and break easily

Microorganism that causes a disease

The three types of muscle tissues

Your body's framework made up of bones

Occurs when the end of a bone comes out of its joint

Contain weakened or killed strain of the virus will cause the body to make antibodies

The type of muscle tissue must work in pairs

The functions of the muscular system

Function of muscular system

People that pass the disease to others they may or may not be sick

This is a function of the skeletal system

The two systems that are responsible for collecting and returning excess fluid to your blood

Muscular system main purpose

A place in the body where two bones comes together

Break in a bone

A infectious disease type where only the symptoms are what is treated

A person or other living organism that can be infected by an infectious agent

Mean virus in Latin

Location of most smooth muscles

Muscles that are not under your conscious control

Transmits a pathogens from a host to a new organisms

The two systems that work together to produce movement

A form of light wave energy that travels into your body and reflects and image of your bone

Types of Joints

Natural killers that recognize infected human cells and cancers

The reason you can only get some infectious diseases once in your lifetime

This is a function of the skeletal system

Function of the skeletal system

Body’s defense against disease causing organisms, malfunctioning cells, and foreign particles

To attack pathogens that enter the body

Occurs when ligaments are stretched too far and tear in places

Helps to hold the bones in place and allow the cells to mend the break

This is a function of the skeletal system

A function of the skeletal system

The two pathogens that cause most diseases

The fluid that flows in the lymphatic system