No bones about it! Your skeleton is made up of this number of bones?

Santa’s gut and the midsection of a muscle share this common name.

The scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz longed for this cranial organ that controls all three subsystems of the nervous system.

The layers of the skin make up the integumentary system. The skin is also an important part of this other body system.

Heart attack victims often describe the chest pressure they experience as like having this large mammal sitting on your chest.

Your ankle bones, wrist bones and spinal column column are all this type of bone.

This scalp muscle allows us to raise our eyebrows and is the site of many a Botox injection.

Situated just below the pons, this area of the brain connects to the spinal chord.

Hormonal imbalances during pregnancy can cause this form of hyperpigmentation on the face?

This colorless liquid byproduct travels to areas that blood can’t, flowing through purifying nodes and glands.

If you wanted to be anatomically correct, you might say that a supermodel has great (blank) bones.

The muscles that control this motion function as both striated and non-striated.

Located at the ends of each axon on a nerve cell are these terminals for electrical messages sent between the brain and the rest of the body.

This bean-shaped organ secretes bile and neutralizes ammonia from the circulatory system.

Also known as red blood cells, these cells contain hemoglobin, a protein that attracts oxygen.

You may have 10 fingers but you have 14 of this type of bone.

Just like a kidnapper might separate a puppy from its rightful owner, these muscles separate your fingers from each other.

The sympathetic nervous system constricts blood vessels and causes the heart rate and blood pressure to do this.

When inhale air through the nose, these little guys warm it up.

This facial artery consists of four branches and supplies blood to the lower half of the face.

The only bone in the body that is connected to another bone is more commonly known by it’s biblically derived nickname than it’s technical name?

This three word muscle just below the lower lip bestows us with the gift of expressing sarcasm.

If you keep licking off your lipstick, this nerve that controls the motion of the tongue is

This enzyme found in the stomach breaks proteins down into free amino acids that are important to the hair, skin and nails?

During the process of general circulation, this pump moves blood from the left atrium chamber of the heart down into the left ventricle?