Anatomy and physiology- external body systems Flashcards

1
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what are systems

A

when several organs work together to accomplish a common function

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2
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what are the 11 systems of the body

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external body parts
skeletal system
circulatory
respiratory
urinary
digestive
reproductive
nervous
endocrine
immune

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3
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what are some external body parts

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skin, pelage (wool, fur/hair, feathers), hooves, claws, horns, combs or wattles

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4
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what are the functions of the skin

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-protects against infection (physical barrier; innate immunity)
-temperature regulation (sweat glands)
-monitors environmental changes (nerves)

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5
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what are the two types of glands that can be found on the skin

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-sweat glands (cooling)
-sebaceous glands (oily substances ie. lanolin in sheep

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what is the function of sebaceous glands

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lubricates skin, protection, impervious to moisture

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7
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what are the skin layers

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epidermis
dermis
subcutaneous

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8
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what is found in the epidermis layer of skin

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outer epithelial cells, no blood cells

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9
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what is found in the dermis layer of skin

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inner layer, connective tissue, blood vessels, lymph vessels, nerves, glans

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10
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what if found in the underneath dermis layer of skin

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sub-cutaneous adipose tissue (fatty tissue)

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11
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what is fur, wool, horns, feathers, and hooves

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modified appendages of skin

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12
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what are the body coverings for poultry

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feathers

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13
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how does the molting process work

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in nature hens shed feathers in late summer and grow new ones in winter

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14
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what is forced molting

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using altered light durations to bring an older flock back into lay

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15
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what is split or divided hooves called

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cloven hooves

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16
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what do animals use horns for

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they are primarily used for defence but can also be used for temperature regulation

17
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antlers vs horns: what animals are they found on

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A: deer, moose, elk, raindeer, caribou
H: cattle, sheep, goats, bison

18
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antlers vs horns: what gender are they found on

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A: only on males (except raindeer)
H: may be found on both, usually smaller on females

19
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antlers vs horns: temporary or permeant

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A: grown and shed every year
H: never shed, continue growing

20
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antlers vs horns: what are they made of

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A: made of bone, covered by velvet which is shed when stop growing
H: have boney centre, covered by keratin (same material as hair and nails)

21
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antlers vs horns: how are they connected to the head

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A: part of animals skull
H: attached to skull with connective tissue

22
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what are combs and wattles used for

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primary found in poultry and decorative to attract female