Unit 3 - Tissues, Organs, and Systems

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(1)  cardiacskeletalsmooth muscle contracts and relaxes to make the heart pump blood.
(2)  connectiveepithelialmusclenervous tissue, such as bones and cartilage, bind structures together to provide support and protection.
(3)  involuntaryvoluntary movements are controlled automatically by body tissue without a person's awareness.
(4)  cardiacskeletalsmooth muscle is attached to bones to provide voluntary movement.
(5)  cardiacskeletalsmooth muscle is found in the digestive system and blood vessels to provide involuntary movement.
(6)  connectiveepithelialmusclenervous tissue, such as skin and mucus membranes, covers all body surfaces inside and out.
(7)  connectiveepithelialmusclenervous tissue stretches to provide movement.
(8)  connectiveepithelialmusclenervous tissue, such as the brain and spinal cord, receives and transmits impulses.
(9)  involuntaryvoluntary movements are controlled by the brain with a person's awareness.
A/An (10)  bodycellorgansystemtissue is the whole organism.
A/An (11)  bodycellorgansystemtissue is a building block of a living thing.
A/An (12)  bodycellorgansystemtissue is a group of tissues that work together to do a particular job.
A/An (13)  bodycellorgansystemtissue is a set of organs that do one of the body’s main jobs.
A/An (14)  bodycellorgansystemtissue is a group of cells that do the same job.
Bones and cartilage belong to the (15)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system.
The (16)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system transports fuel to body, carries away waste, sends cells to fight disease, and transports hormones.
The (17)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system breaks down foods into useful fuel for the body and eliminates waste.
The (18)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system produces chemical messengers called hormones which regulate growth, reproduction, and the flight-or-fight response.
The (19)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system filters out impurities in blood and removes excess liquid.
The (20)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system is part of the immune response and sends disease-fighting cells called lymphocytes into the tissues.
The (21)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system obtains oxygen and releases carbon dioxide, provides air for speech, and gives you a sense of smell.
The (22)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system provides a framework for support, protection, and storage and manufactures blood cells.
The (23)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system provides both voluntary movement of the skeleton and involuntary movement of organs.
The (24)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system controls and coordinates all body parts so they work together as one flowing unit.
The (25)  cardiovasculardigestiveendocrineexcretorylymphaticmuscularnervousreproductiverespiratoryskeletal system brings creates and nurtures a developing new life.