Bone, Muscle, Skin
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| Voluntary Muscle | Muscle controlled by choice (skeletal muscle).
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| Involuntary Muscle | Muscles that are not under your control. Regulated by the brain stem (cardiac and smooth muscle).
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| Tendon | Connective tissue that connects muscle to bone.
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| Ligament | Connective tissue that holds bones together across joints.
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| Bone Marrow | Tissue inside bones. Red marrow produces blood cells, yellow marrow stores fat.
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| Cartilage | Flexible tissue that is smooth and cushions joints. Found at the end of bones in joints, the ears and nose.
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| Sprain | Damage to a ligament from being stretched or torn.
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| Dermis | Thick lower layer of skin that contains blood vessels, nerves and glands.
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| Epidermis | Thin upper layer of skin protects the body from infection.
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| Compact bone | Rigid outer layer of bone provides strong support.
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| Spongy bone | Layer of bone that contains many spaces to hold bone marrow.
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| Ball and Socket joint | Allow bones to rotate in a circle (shoulder and hip).
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| Hinge joint | Allow bones to move back and forth like door hinges (knee and elbow).
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| Gliding joint | Allow bones to slide across each other in many directions (wrists and ankles).
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| Pivot joint | Allow bones to twist in place (neck and radius)
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| Osteoporosis | Disease that causes bone tissue to thin and become weak and break easily.
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| Arthritis | Disease that causes pain in joints from damage to cartilage.
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| Cardiac muscle | Muscle that makes up the heart. This muscle does not get tired like skeletal muscles.
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| Smooth muscle | Surrounds internal organs and blood vessels. Moves food through the digestive system and blood through arteries.
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| Skeletal muscle | Muscle attached to bones; work in pairs to move bone by contracting and relaxing. One muscle straightens the other bends.
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| Strain | Damage to muscle when it is stretched or torn.
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