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Body Organization and the Integumentary, Skeletal, and Muscular Systems Worksheet

Organ Systems

1. Label each of the structures and describe the system's overall structure.

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Tissues

1. Label the different types of tissues

Number	Type of Tissue	Function
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Epithelial Tissue

1. Differentiate between the different types of epithelial tissue, their structure, and an example of where it is found.

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Connective Tissue

1. Identify the location of each type of connective tissue in a specific organ of the human body and describe the structure of each type of tissue as it is related to its function.

Connective Tissue Type	Characteristics	Location
Adipose tissue
Blood
Bone
Hyaline cartilage
Elastic cartilage
Fibrocartilage
Dense connective tissue

Muscle Tissue
1. Label the parts of the organ or structure and describe the structure and its function.

Number	Type of Muscle	Characteristic
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2. The number of skeletal muscle cells (fibers) is relatively constant after puberty. Explain how muscle can grow.

3. Select a disease or disorder of the muscular system. Discuss the following: the cause of the disease or disorder (genetic, pathogenic, or congenital), the effects of the disease on the human body, and the treatment for the disease.

Integumentary System

1. Label the parts of the organ or structure, and describe the structure and its function.

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Skeletal System

1. Select a disease or disorder of the skeletal system. Discuss the following: the cause of the disease or disorder (genetic, pathogenic, or congenital), the effects of the disease on the human body, and the treatment for the disease.

2. Make a physical comparison between hard and spongy bone and describe the properties of both in the function of bone.