PHS - Ch. 9 Vocabulary Test

an involuntary muscle located in the body’s visceral organs and blood vessels; also known as visceral muscle

• cardiac muscle
• smooth muscle
• skeletal muscle

term that applies to the skull, spine, and rib cage, which rotate around an imaginary center line of the body

• appendicular skeleton
• tendon
• smooth muscle
• axial skeleton

related to the skin

• skeletal
• integumentary
• cardiac
• dermis

a protein fiber that connects, supports, and gives strength to body tissues such as the skin, muscle tendons, and bone ligaments

• collagen
• tendon
• ligament
• integumentary

a tough, fibrous tissue that connects muscles to bones

• ligament
• cartilage
• tendon
• skeletal

term that describes the bones of the arms and legs, including the shoulder and hip bones where they are attached

• axial
• skeletal
• integumentary
• appendicular

a voluntary, striated muscle that connects to bones and is responsible for movement

• smooth muscle
• skeletal muscle
• cardiac muscle

the thin, outer layer of the skin

• dermis
• epidermis
• hypodermis

an involuntary, striated muscle tissue located in the walls of the heart

• cardiac muscle
• skeletal muscle
• smooth muscle

the middle layer of the skin, which contains most of the skin’s structures

• hypodermis
• dermis
• epidermis