Responsible for pumping blood throughout the body to where it is needed, as well as returning blood to the lungs to become re-oxygenated.

Responsible for providing support, structure, protection for the body.

Responsible for moving the body in different ways. (voluntary/involuntary)

Responsible for coordinating the movement of muscles, and sensing and responding to stimuli (Both inside and outside the body)

How many bones are in the adult body?

How many muscles are in the adult body?

How many days in the year are you responsible for your own health and wellness?

How many bones are in a newborn human body?

Filters toxins out of the blood and creates enzymes/acid (bile)

Creates hormones to aide digestion and regulate blood sugar (insulin)

Last change to absorb nutrients and water from food byproduct (stool) before it is expelled from the body

Responsible for returning de-oxygenated (used) blood to the heart/lungs to be recycled-

Responsible for transporting oxygenated blood to the body to be used (muscles/bones/organs)-

The muscle that creates pressure in your blood vessels by pumping blood throughout your body-

Flat bones that protect the chest cavity-

How many lobes (sections) are there of the lungs?

What is the name of the muscle that helps the chest expand and contract and helps us breathe?

Your breathing & heart beat are considered which type of muscle movement?

Alveoli (air sacks) in the lungs is where what important process takes place?

Critical thinking, decision making, cognition (thinking), judgement, expression- these are all processed and controlled in which part of the brain?

Touch sensation (pain, temperature), movement coordination- these are all processed and controlled in which part of the brain?

Vision processing (everything we see)- this is all processed and controlled in which part of the brain?

Memory, Auditory processing (hearing), smell - this is all processed and controlled in which part of the brain?

Fine motor movements, balance - this is all processed and controlled in which part of the brain?

The 2 main parts of the Central Nervous System (CNS) are :

Which is NOT a type of muscle tissue we discussed in class:

the process of chewing and breaking down food with saliva preparing it to be swallowed

the process of bones growing and developing (getting stronger)

the series of involuntary muscle contractions that moves food through the digestive system