Mouth		Made up of the skull, spinal column, rib cage and sternum
Reproductive		Egg Cell
Teeth		The means in which urine is excreted from the body
Stomach		Skin and muscular covering of the testes
Urethra		Regulates the amount of water in the body
Scapula		This type of exam is offered to both males and females
Large		The point where two nerve processes meet
Spleen		Type of join allowing movement in two planes
Irregular		The largest artery
Aorta		The voice box
Scrotum		Air sacs
Synapse		Shoulder blade
Cerebellum		The tiniest blood vessels
Lungs		The time in which a female carries a maturing embryo/fetus
Liver		The middle, thick muscular layer of the heart
Digestive		Blood cells that absorb carbon dioxide from tissues
Pancreas		An elastic bag-type organ consisting of three muscle layers
Cilia		In adulthood there are 206 of these in the body
Platelets		This system assures the continuation of the human species
Red		These cells send messages to your brain
Clitoris		Shin bone
Trachea		Oval shaped organ beside the stomach on the left side of the upper abdominal cavity
Kidneys		Organ in which sperm is produced
Bladder		Indigestible parts of food are moved into this intestine
Bones		This system contains the heart, blood vessels, and the blood
Midbrain		Consists of erectile tissue and nerve endings similar to the male penis
Tibia		These are used as a clotting mechanism
Ovum		Wind pipe
Alveoli		The highest point of the brain stem
Capillaries		Type of bones that include the vertebrae, carpals, tarsals, and patella
Saddle		A collapsible bag near the front of the pelvis
Myocardium		Where food enters
Nerve		Regulates the blood sugar level
Larynx		The part of your brain that controls your balance
Testes		The hair in your nostrils
Circulatory		Where waste leaves the body
Veins		The largest internal organ
Pelvic		These bring the blood back to the heart
Anus		This system is responsible for breaking down food into absorbable nutrients
Axial		Chews the food
Pregnancy		Where carbon dioxide is exchanged for oxygen