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science chap 2

TermDefinition
pores openings in the skin through which perspiration exits the body
muscle tissue type of tissue that is able to contrat
tendon stron connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone
marrow fills spaces in bone, soft connective tissue
joint place in the body where two bones come together
melanin a function of blank that gives skin its color
carciac muscles muscles that are found only in the heart
homeostasis processs that causes the body internal enviorment to stay the same regardless of chnges on the outside
cancer a disease that make cells divide uncontrollably
dermis lower layer of skin
ligiments strong connective tissue that holds the bones together in movalbe joints
sketal type of muscle that controls actions such as smiling
cells basic unit of structure and function in living thigs
acne bacterial infection of the skin that occurs when oil glands becomem clogged
vertebrae another name for the 26 small bones that make up the backbone
less adult skelton hos blank cartililage then a child's sketlon
provides shape and support, enables you to move, protects yur internal organs, produces blood cells, and stores fat for energy list the 5 major fumctions of the skeleton
movable and immoveable ball - and- soket = shoulder gliding=wrist pivot=neck what are the 2 types f joints and 3 examples f each
a child which skelton has more cartlige children or adults
your 6 sences upgrade and you start sweating how does your body maintain homeostatasis
osterperos when your bones get brittle
how to prevent osterperosis eating healthy espically dark greens
it help so protect our skin against water and also keeps our skin moist 2 reason why we have oil glanfs
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