1. The bone that protects the brain. 2. The place where the two or more bones meet. 3. Longest bone in the body. 4. Tough, connective tissues which connect the skeletal muscles to the bones. 5. A body system that consists of the skin, hair, glands, nails and nerves. 6. It is the outer layer of the skin. 7. The largest organ in a human' body. 8. The layer of the skin that stores fat. 9. Stretchable connective tissues that hold joints together. 10. It is the thickest section of the skin. B Direction: Label the parts of the digestive system. EnchentedLearning.com

1. The bone that protects the brain. 2. The place where the two or more bones meet. 3. Longest bone in the body. 4. Tough, connective tissues which connect the skeletal muscles to the bones. 5. A body system that consists of the skin, hair, glands, nails and nerves. 6. It is the outer layer of the skin. 7. The largest organ in a human' body. 8. The layer of the skin that stores fat. 9. Stretchable connective tissues that hold joints together. 10. It is the thickest section of the skin. B Direction: Label the parts of the digestive system. EnchentedLearning.com

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305465763

Author:ROMICH

Publisher:ROMICH

Chapter3: Meat And Bones

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8MC

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