Human body systems quiz #2 (tissues, bones of the skull...)

Connective tissue (TYPES OF TISSUES)

Adipose(fat), bone, cartilage, blood

Epithelial tissue (TYPES OF TISSUES)

Squamous (wider than tall)

Cuboidal (similar height and width)

Columnar (taller than wide)

Muscle tissue (TYPES OF TISSUES)

cardiac(heart), skeletal (bones), smooth (striations)

Nervous tissue (TYPES OF TISSUES)

neurons - sensory, motor, associative

Connective (PLACES FOUND IN BODY)

attached and in between other types of tissues in the body (cartilage, ligaments, tendons, bones, blood)

Epithelial (PLACES FOUND IN BODY)

covering surfaces - outer layer of skin, outer layer of each organ, insides of blood vessels, inside hollow organs (like bladder)

Muscle (PLACES FOUND IN BODY)

it is found throughout the whole body and is attached to bones (heart, digestive system and diaphragm)

Nervous (PLACES FOUND IN BODY)

the spinal cord and the brain (peripheral - body nerves)

Connective (FUNCTION OF THIS TISSUE TYPE)

binds together, protects, insulates, stores, transports (bone, adipose, blood)

Epithelial (FUNCTION OF THIS TISSUE TYPE)

protection (skin), absorption (nutrient gases), sensing, secretion (hormones, sweat, mucus, enzymes.)

Muscle (FUNCTION OF THIS TISSUE TYPE)

movement by digestive system (heartbeat, pulls on skeleton to move body)

Nervous (FUNCTION OF THIS TISSUE TYPE)

works to receive, interpret, and respond to signals.

Connective (ONE WORD SUMMARY)

connect

Epithelial (ONE WORD SUMMARY)

cover

Muscle (ONE WORD SUMMARY)

movement

Nervous (ONE WORD SUMMARY)

communicate

Relating terms

cells come from tissues, tissues form organs, and organs for body systems

Mandible Bone

lower jaw bone (back of the chin)

Maxilla Bone 

the upper jaw (above the mouth)

Nasal Bone

nose bone

Frontal Bone

bone on the front of the head

Sphenoid Bone

in the middle of the skull

Parietal Bone

above the occipital

Temporal Bone

the temple

Occipital Bone

back of the head 

Zygomatic Bone

right below the eye 

Zygomatic Process

a bony projection that extends from the temporal bone, maxillary bone, and frontal bone of the skull.

Temporalis

Right orbicularis oculi

the muscle surrounding the right side of your eye

Left orbicularis oculi 

the muscle surrounding the left side of your eye

Orbicularis oris

the muscle that surrounds the mouth