The Human Body What you need to know for the test.

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The Human Body What you need to know for the test.

Teeth Mouth

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens Pancreas Regulates Blood sugar

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens Pancreas Regulates Blood sugar Large Intestines Takes out water and makes vitamines

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens Pancreas Regulates Blood sugar Large Intestines Takes out water and makes vitamines Small Intestines Absorb nutrients into the blood stream

Teeth Mouth Mechanical Digestion Saliva glands Chemical Digestion Carbohydrates Esophagus Liver Cleans Blood Stores & Creates usable Sugar Makes HCL (hydrocloric acid) for the stomach Takes out toxins Gal Bladder Digests fat Stomach - Digest protiens Pancreas Regulates Blood sugar Large Intestines Takes out water and makes vitamines Small Intestines Absorb nutrients into the blood stream Anus

HAIR

OIL GLAND

HAIR OIL GLAND

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS FAT LAYER

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS FAT LAYER BLOOD VESSELS

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS FAT LAYER BLOOD VESSELS HAIR FOLLICLE

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS FAT LAYER BLOOD VESSELS HAIR FOLLICLE NERVE ENDING

HAIR OIL GLAND SWEAT PORE EPIDERMIS DERMIS FAT LAYER BLOOD VESSELS HAIR FOLLICLE NERVE ENDING SWEAT GLAND

EYE LID

EYELASHES

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS SCLERA

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS SCLERA RETINA

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS SCLERA RETINA

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS SCLERA RETINA BLOOD VESSELS

EYE LID EYELASHES CORNEA LENSE PUPIL IRIS SCLERA RETINA BLOOD VESSELS OPTIC NERVE

CAPPILARIES

COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL

CAPPILARIES COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL VIEN

CAPPILARIES COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL VIEN HAS VALVES IN IT. BLOOD IS HIGH IN CARBON DIOXIDE SO THE BLOOD TRAVELS BACK TO THE HEART AND LUNGS TO GET OXYGEN.

CAPPILARIES COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL VIEN HAS VALVES IN IT. BLOOD IS HIGH IN CARBON DIOXIDE SO THE BLOOD TRAVELS BACK TO THE HEART AND LUNGS TO GET OXYGEN. ARTERY

CAPPILARIES COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL VIEN HAS VALVES IN IT. BLOOD IS HIGH IN CARBON DIOXIDE SO THE BLOOD TRAVELS BACK TO THE HEART AND LUNGS TO GET OXYGEN. ARTERY HIGH IN OXYGEN - COMES FROM THE HEART TO THE CAPPILARIES TO GIVE OXYGEN TO EACH CELL

CAPPILARIES COME IN CONTACT WITH EACH CELL- EXCHANGE FOOD, OXYGEN, CARBON DIOXIDE, AND URIC ACID. GIVES WATER TO THE CELL VIEN HAS VALVES IN IT. BLOOD IS HIGH IN CARBON DIOXIDE SO THE BLOOD TRAVELS BACK TO THE HEART AND LUNGS TO GET OXYGEN. ARTERY HIGH IN OXYGEN - COMES FROM THE HEART TO THE CAPPILARIES TO GIVE OXYGEN TO EACH CELL

BLADDER

PENIS

BLADDER PENIS TESTIES

BLADDER PENIS TESTIES SCROTUM

OVARIES

UTERUS

OVARIES UTERUS CERVIX

OVARIES UTERUS CERVIX

OVARIES UTERUS CERVIX VAGINA

OVARIES UTERUS CERVIX VAGINA

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

BRAIN

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD PERIFRIAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD PERIFRIAL NERVOUS SYSTEM SENSORY NEURONS

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD PERIFRIAL NERVOUS SYSTEM SENSORY NEURONS TASTE, TOUCH, SIGHT, SMELL, HEARING

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD PERIFRIAL NERVOUS SYSTEM SENSORY NEURONS TASTE, TOUCH, SIGHT, SMELL, HEARING MOTOR NEURONS CONTROL MUSCLES

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM BRAIN SPINAL CORD PERIFRIAL NERVOUS SYSTEM SENSORY NEURONS TASTE, TOUCH, SIGHT, SMELL, HEARING MOTOR NEURONS CONTROLMUSCLES REFLEX THE BRAIN IS BYPASSED TO CREATE A QUICK REATION!.

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA PATELA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA PATELA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA PATELA

CRANIMUM MANDIBLE CLAVICLE SKAPULA HUMORUS ULNA RADIUS PHLANGES RIBS VERTEBRA PELVIS FEMER TIBIA FIBULA PATELA

NASAL CAVITY

TRACHEA

NASAL CAVITY TRACHEA LUNGS

NASAL CAVITY TRACHEA LUNGS DIAPHRAM