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Health Study GuideThe Senses and the Skeletal and Muscular Systems

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Vocabulary

Muscles that you can consciously move (because you want to)

taste buds voluntary

skin irregular

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Vocabulary

Muscles that you can consciously move (because you want to)

voluntary

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Vocabulary

Largest organ in the body

skin olfactory area

taste buds heat

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Vocabulary

Largest organ in the body

skin

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Vocabulary

The tongue is covered with thousands of these

voluntary olfactory area

206 taste buds

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Vocabulary

The tongue is covered with thousands of these

taste buds

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Vocabulary

Special group of nerves inside the nose

olfactory area water

irregular 600

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Vocabulary

Special group of nerves inside the nose

olfactory area

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Vocabulary

What the iris does when light is dim

206 opens up

voluntary skin

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Vocabulary

What the iris does when light is dim

opens up

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Vocabulary

Bones in the body

600 206

water heat

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Vocabulary

Bones in the body

206

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Vocabulary

Sensor that lets you know something is warm

opens up taste buds

heat water

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Vocabulary

Sensor that lets you know something is warm

heat

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Vocabulary

Half of your bones are made up of this

irregular skin

206 water

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Vocabulary

Half of your bones are made up of this

water

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Vocabulary

Muscles in the body

600 taste buds

206 water

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Vocabulary

Muscles in the body

600

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Vocabulary

Type of bones in your spine

206 voluntary

skin irregular

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Vocabulary

Type of bones in your spine

irregular

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Bones

What two things do our bones give us?

(Hint- You’d fall over without bones and your important organs would be damaged.)

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Bones

What two things do our bones give us?

(Hint- You’d fall over without bones and your important organs would be damaged.)

Shape and Protection

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Bones

What are bones like on the outside?

What about on the inside?

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Bones

What are bones like on the outside?

hard What about on the inside?

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Bones

What are bones like on the outside?

hard What about on the inside?

spongy

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Bones

Which bones go with which body parts?

arms and legs flat

wrists and ankles long

ribs and skull short

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Bones

Which bones go with which body parts?

arms and legs flat

wrists and ankles long

ribs and skull short

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Bones

What helps bones grow strong?

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Bones

What helps bones grow strong?

calcium

What is a good source of calcium?

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Bones

What helps bones grow strong?

calcium

What is a good source of calcium?

dairy products

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Muscles

Muscles over which you have no control (the eyelid and stomach) are…

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Muscles

Muscles over which you have no control (the eyelid and stomach) are…

involuntary

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Muscles

The hardest working muscle in the body is the…

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Muscles

The hardest working muscle in the body is the…

heart

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Senses

The iris part of the eye is made up of…

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Senses

The iris part of the eye is made up of…

muscles

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Senses

What gives us our sense of touch?

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Senses

What gives us our sense of touch?

sensors

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Senses

Taste buds are on your tongue.

Match:

The front ones taste sour and salty

The back ones taste sweet

The side ones taste bitter

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Senses

Taste buds are on your tongue.

Match:

The front ones taste sour and salty

The back ones taste sweet

The side ones taste bitter

sour

salty

sweet

bitter

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

1. heat

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

1. heat

2. cold

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

1. heat

2. cold

3. pressure

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

1. heat

2. cold

3. pressure

4. pain

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Senses

Name the 5 SKIN SENSORS:

1. heat

2. cold

3. pressure

4. pain

5. touch

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

1. ear

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

1. ear

2. nose

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

1. ear

2. nose

3. eyes

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

1. ear

2. nose

3. eyes

4. skin

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Senses

Name the 5 SENSE ORGANS

1. ear

2. nose

3. eyes

4. skin

5. tongue

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Senses

Know how sound travels to the brain.

Be able to label parts of the eye.


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