Human body part 1

___ is at the base of the lungs, causing you to inhale and exhale. 

The tissue that connects muscles to bones are called ____.

In levels of organization, what comes after tissue?

The tiny hairs in the nose are called ______. 

Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeletal system?

Another name for the thigh bone is the ______. 

Ventricles pump blood ___, while Atrium pumps blood ____. 

______ is when an organism's internal environment is kept stable.

The _____ system produces Vitamin D. 

The purpose of white blood cells is to ____. 

The thick wall that separates the left side from the right side is called ___. 

The top layer of the skin is___ and the bottom layer is ____.

Which blood type is a universal donor?

The 2 upper chambers of the heart are called ____. 

Which blood type is a universal receiver?

_________ is the largest organ.

The tissue that connect bones to bones is called___. 

The stomach has which type of muscle?

Hair grows out of ______.

Where your arm and shoulder meet are ___ joints. 

Letter A is the _____

Which system moves oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide from the body?

Which of the following is NOT an organ in the respiratory system?

The heart is a ___ muscle, while moving my arms are ____ muscles. 

The fluid that enters the lymphatic vessel is called ________.

Which type of muscle tires quickly?

The exchange of gases from the lungs into the blood occurs in the ______.

F is pointing to the ____. 

The ___ carries blood to the heart from the body.