Parts of the Arms and Their Functions
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The opposable thumb sets humans apart from most other animals in terms of the ______

hand

The part that allows the joint between the upper arm and shoulder to rotate is the ______

shoulder

The function of the forearm is flexing the ______

wrist

The torso is responsible for connecting the upper arm to the ______

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The palm is the flat side of the ______

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The end of the finger protects nail beds from foreign particles and helps with ______

<p>grip</p> Signup and view all the answers

The leg below the torso, above the foot is the ______

<p>thigh</p> Signup and view all the answers

The joint between the thigh and shin is the ______

<p>knee</p> Signup and view all the answers

The function of the shin is to support the weight of the ______

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The ankle is responsible for stabilizing the ______ joint

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The foot connects to the leg at the ______

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The parts of the torso include the core which is the middle of the body where the arms and legs ______ off

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The urinary system consists of four main parts: kidneys, bladder, ureters, and ______.

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The function of the bladder is storing urine before ______.

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The nostrils are located at the ______ of the nose.

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The larynx is located in the ______ of the neck, below the throat.

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The lungs are situated in the ______, behind the rib cage.

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The muscular system enables the body to ______.

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The ______ barked

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The ______ meowed

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Teeth are located inside the ______

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The ______ protects the brain

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The backbone (vertebrae) is essential for protecting the ______ cord

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Tendons attach muscles to ______

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The body part located in the upper left side of the abdomen is the ______

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The function of the liver includes producing ______ to take away waste

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The small intestine is responsible for absorbing ______ from food

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The ______ is located in the middle of the abdomen, behind the stomach

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The large intestine, also known as the ______, is responsible for absorbing water for the body

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The function of the rectum includes pushing waste out of the body as a ______

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Study Notes

Digestive System

  • The body breaks down food into nutrients through digestion
  • The esophagus carries chewed food from the mouth to the stomach
  • The stomach mixes food with stomach enzymes and holds food before it goes into the small intestine
  • The small intestine digests and absorbs nutrients from food
  • The liver filters blood from the digestive tract and produces bile to remove waste
  • The pancreas creates enzymes to break down food and hormones to carry messages through the body
  • The gallbladder stores liver bile during digestion
  • The large intestine (colon, bowel) absorbs water and vitamins for the body
  • The rectum stores waste and the anus pushes waste out of the body as a bowel movement

Urinary System

  • The urinary system balances the body by eliminating waste through urine
  • The kidneys remove waste from the body, balance fluids, and send waste to the bladder
  • The ureters bring urine to the bladder from the kidneys
  • The bladder stores urine before urination
  • The urethra brings urine out of the body during urination

Respiratory System

  • The respiratory system receives oxygen through respiration (breathing) and expels carbon dioxide from the body
  • The nostrils inhale air during breathing
  • The nasal cavity keeps foreign particles out of the respiratory tract and makes mucus to keep the nose moist
  • The oral cavity connects to the trachea
  • The larynx (voice box) creates speech sounds and regulates airflow into the lungs
  • The trachea connects to the lungs
  • The bronchial tubes bring air into the lungs
  • The lungs bring oxygen into the body through blood vessels and take carbon dioxide out of the body through exhalation

Muscular System

  • The muscular system enables the body to move
  • The arms are divided into different parts:
    • The shoulder connects the upper arm to the torso
    • The forearm connects the arm to the wrist
    • The hand connects the fingers to the hand
    • The fingers have fine motor skills (writing, pinching, gripping)
  • The legs are divided into different parts:
    • The thigh connects the leg to the knee
    • The shin connects the knee to the ankle
    • The foot connects the ankle to the toes
    • The toes have fine motor skills (walking, running, balance)

Torso

  • The torso is the middle of the body where the arms and legs branch off
  • The teeth are in the mouth and chew food
  • The skull protects the brain
  • The backbone (vertebrae) protects the spinal cord and stabilizes the body
  • The ribcage protects the heart, lungs, and internal organs
  • The pelvis supports body weight and internal organs
  • Tendons and ligaments connect bones to other bones and allow joints to move and bend

Body Systems, Functions, and Organs

  • The body systems include:
    • Respiratory (breathing)
    • Cardiovascular/Circulatory (blood circulation)
    • Digestive (processing food)
    • Endocrine (hormone production)
    • Waste elimination (removing waste)
    • Reproductive (reproduction)
    • Nervous/Sensory (communication between and coordination of all body systems)
  • Each system has specific organs and functions that work together to keep the body healthy.

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Learn about the different parts of the arm and their specific functions, from bending to experiencing touch. Discover how the opposable thumb sets humans apart from most other animals.

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