Biology- Histology

line urinary tract

line urinary bladder

able to stretch when organ expands

epiphyseal plate

ends of long bones

ribs

ring of trachea

fetus skeleton

structural and flexible support

around organs

in yellow bone marrow

stores fat

insulates

energy reserve

generates heat in newborns

line kidney tubes

cover ovaries

glands

adapted for secretion of mucus or enzymes

framework of outer ear (pinna)

provides elastic shape and support

circulatory system organ

carries oxygen, carbon dioxide, ions, nutrients, and waste to/from cells

contain cells for immune response

line lungs and blood vessels

adapted for osmosis

adapted for diffusion

intervertebral disks

pubic symphysis

withstand tension pressure

tendons and ligaments

connects structures that require a mechanically stronger bond

respiratory tract

paranasal sinuses

trap and move dust and other toxins from lungs

epidermis

lines mouth

esophagus

vagina and anal canal

forms wall of protection against water loss, abrasion, and infection

gi tract

uterus

absorption of food

move sperm (flagella)

bones of skeleton

stores minerals- calcium and phosphorus

around blood vessels, nerves, and organs

lubricates and nourishes epithelium

provides strength, support, elasticity, and immune system protection