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Unit 19: Biology Part 2                                                    Page 12 of 137


               Integumentary system- The outer covering of the body; made up of the
               skin, hair, and nails.


               internal respiration – the process of blood taking oxygen to the cells of the
               body and exchanging it for carbon dioxide


               Involuntary muscle- A muscle that a person cannot consciously control;
               cardiac muscle and smooth muscle are involuntary.


               Iris – Colored part of the eye around the pupil

               Jejunum - The second part of the small intestine; where most nutrients are
               absorbed into the blood; lined with tiny “fingers” called villi.


               Joints- Point at which two or more bones meet.


               Keratin- Tough, waterproof protein that is found in epidermal skin cells, nail,
               and hair.


               kidney – organ that filters urine


               kidney stone – crystalized nitrogen-bearing compound that can lead to
               intense pain


               Ligaments- Fibrous tissue that connects bones to other bones; made of
               tough collagen fibers.


               Lipids - Nutrients such as fats that are rich in energy; organic compound.


               Lymphocytes – White blood cells involved in the immune response

               Lysozymes – Enzymes that kill pathogens


               Mechanical digestion - Digestion with the teeth.


               Melanin- The brownish pigment that gives skin and hair their color.


               Minerals - Chemical elements that are needed for body processes.


               Motor Division – Part of the PNS that sends messages from the brain back to
               the internal organs



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