Project in Science

Submitted to: Tcher. Jomarie

Submitted by: Jancarl A. Manangan
1st Quarter
Blood
Is the reddish fluid that circulates in heart, arteries, capillaries and veins carrying
nourishment and oxygen to and transporting away waste products from all parts of the
body.
Blood Vessels
That transport blood away from the heart are the arteries, while the vessels that deliver
blood towards it are the veins.
Brain
It is well protected by the skull and three layers of membrane called meninges.
Cardiac Muscles
Makes up your heart.
Cartilage
Is a firm elastic material which makes up your nose and ears.
Cerebrum
Is the enlarged upper portion of the brain which comprises 80% of total brain mass.
Chromatography
Is a technique for seperatng the components, or solutes of a mixture on the basis of the
relative amounts of each solute distributed between moving fluids.
Circulatory System
The process which to supply nutrients and collect wastes products from cells in the body.
Decantation
Is a process of seperating components of a mixture with different densities.
Dermis
Is the thicker, deeper, layer of the skin underlying the epidermis and is made up of
connective tissues.
Digestive System
The process of which is to provide nourishment to the body by extracting the nutrients from
foods and removing those are not needed.
Distillation
It is a process involving the conversion of a liquid into vapor that subsequently condensed
back to liquid form.
Epidermis
Has no blood supply and depends on the movement substances from the dermal cells.
Esophagus
After the food has been chewed, moistened, and lubricated onthe mouth, this conveys the
ball of food called bolus to the stomach.
Evaporation
In this method, heat is used to allow the liquid particles to escape leaving behind the solid
residue.
Fibers
Are made of bundles of long slender cells.
Filtration
Is a process in which insoluable solids are removed from the mixture by allowing a mixture
to pass through.
Hair
Is made from protein called keratin produced by the basal cell on the dermal layer of the
skin.
Heart
Is a strong muscular organ that is made up of cardiac muscles and held together by thick
connective tissues.
Heterogeneous Mixture
Is a mixture in which its components have no fixed amount and can be easily recognised.
Homogeneous Mixture
The components are hardly recognizable and cannot be seperated manually.
Karat
Is a measure of the amount of alloyed gold.
Large Intestine
This organ accepts the materials that are not absorbed and digested by the stomach.
Ligaments
Are made up of connective tissues.
Magnetic Attraction
Is a method of seperating mixture containing materials capable of being attracted to
magnets.
Mixtures
Are substances that are phsically combined, mixed or put together.
Mouth
As soon you put food in your mouth, digestion begins.
Myelin/Myosin
Two proteins that make up the fibrils responsible for actual process of contraction.
Nervous System
The process that controls all your body activities, processes, and even all your thoughts.
Ossification
Is the process of bone tissue formation.
Periosteum
The part of the bone which basically covered by a tough protected membrane.
Platelets
Are irregular shaped cell fragments that help in blood clotting by releasing fibernogin fibers.
Pure Substance
Are substances which are considered chemically pure that they are either made up of only
one type of atom or composed of two or more kinds of atoms that are chemically join
together.
Red Blood Cells
Are round and binocave disc shapes which contain hemoglobin molecules which hold
oxygen.
Red Marrow
Produces red blood cells and platelets, hence its red color.
Respiration
Is the process of exchange of gasses between the environment and the body.
Skeletal Muscles
Cause skeleton to move by using its muscles.
Skeletal System
Serves as a framework for the body.
Skin
Is considered as the armor of the body.
Small Intestine
It performs the last stage of digestion.
Smooth Muscles
Are the muscles of your internal organ.
Spinal Cord
Is the cord of nervous tissue that extends from the brain lenghwise along the back in the
vertebral canal.
Stomach
Is an expandable muscular sac that can hold over a liter of fluid.
Sweat Glands
Its primary funtion is to secrete sweat which is a waste product of the body.
Tendon
Are collectively attached to the bone by means of a connective tissue.
White Blood Cells
Are cells of different shapes that are classified as macrophages and lymphocytes.