compact bone - the strong, dense outer layer of a bone, bone marrow - the tissue in the hollow part of the bone where blood cells are produced, spongy bone - the lightweight, inner layer of a bone that contains many small spaces, cartilage - a flexible connective tissue, connective tissue - a type of tissue that functions mainly for support and binding tissues and organs together, joint - the point where two or more bones come together, ligament - a connective tissue that holds bones together, cardiac muscle - the striated, involuntary muscle found only in the heart, skeletal muscle - a striated, voluntary muscle that is attached to bones and helps the body move, involuntary muscle - a type of muscle that is not controlled by the organisms, striated - marked with stripes, smooth muscle - a nonstriated, involuntary muscle found in internal organs, voluntary muscle - a type of muscle that is controlled by the organism, tendon - a type of connective tissue that links muscles to bones,

The Musculoskeletal and Integumentary Systems

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