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basic function of blood/circulation

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transport- nutrients, O2/C2, waste
regulation-hormones, temp
protection-antibodies, clotting

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components of blood

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plasm- H2O, ions, proteins, dissolved elements
cellular- erythrocytes (red BC, O2/C2 transport), leukocytes (white BC, agronulocytes[monocytes-bacteria infection, lymphocytes-antibody production], granulocytes [neutrophils-protects against bacteria, esosinophils-parasitic infections, basophils-inflamation]
platelets-blood clot formation

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circulation

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fish-single loop
amphibians/reptiles-double circ(pulmonary and systemic)
birds and mammals- 4chamber, doub circ, 2 ventricles, higher metabolism, aerobic resp.

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blood vessels-4 layers of arteries, arteiolus, veins, venules

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endothelium (inner), elastic fibers, smooth muscle, connective tissues

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cappillaries

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only endotheliu, permits diffusion, filtration and transport

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vasoconstriction/dilation

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contriction and opening of capillaries to in/decrease blood flow to specific areas of the body

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vein vs. atery

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atery-away from heart, high BP, more smooth muscle

vein-toward heart, lower BP, less smooth muscle, one-way values

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vericose veins

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one-way values don’t function right and blood pools up

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respiration

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exchange of gas between cells/enviroment, simple diffusion

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ficks law of diffusion

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diffusion between 2 areas

R=(DxAx[deltaP])/d

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fish gills

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highly efficient(85% of O2 in H2O), much less O2 in water

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respiration in amphibians

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cutaneos respiration, positive pressure breathing

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respiration in amphibians

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negative pressure breathing (thoracic breathing)

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human lungs

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300,000 alveoli/lung, increase in surface area for diffusion, 2 cell layers thick

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bird lungs

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2 cycle, unidirectional
eliminate dead airspace
gas exchange in lungs, not airsacs

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vertebrate defenses against microbes

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general barrier, immunity

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general barrier

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blocks variety, generic, ex skin or HCl in stomach

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immunity

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innate-quick recognition and response

adaptive(acquired) immunity ex antibodies

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PAMP/MAMP

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pathogen/microbe-associated molecule patter

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Patter Recognition Receptors

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receptors on blood cells or soluble in serum of blood, recognize PAMP’s and MAMP’s
toll-like receptors-TLR produces products that simulate innate and acquired immunity, indirectly triggers inflamation

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examples of innate immunity

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phagocytic cells(macrophages, neutrophils, natural killer cells)
inflammation(up vasodilation, up permeability of capillaries, macrophages release interleukin 1
complement- groups of about 30 inactive proteins, various defense roles
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complement proteins

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MAC(membrane attack complex)-makes hole in membrane which fuid enters and causes pathogen to burst
C3b-coat surface causing phagocytosis and destruction

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adaptive immunity

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slow but specific
active-activates lymphocytes
passive-receives antibodies from another source

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antigen

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any substance that triggers a immune response

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epitope

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antigenic determinants on some large antigens

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lymphocytes

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B&T cells, cell-mediated immunity

T-cells:bone marrow-thymus-lymph nodes

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4 types of lymphocytes

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1) helper T cells- detect infection
2) indeucer T cells-production of B&T cells
3) cytotoxin T cells-destory cancerous/infected cells
4) surpressor T cells-suppress

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humoral immunity

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B cells(bone marrow-blood/lymph node)

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lymph system

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1) lipid absorbtion
2) immunity
3) interstitial fluid recovery

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hormone

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regulatory chemical
production site(endocrine gland) thru blood to target site, exception paracrine(produced next to target site)
function-maintain homeostasis
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lypophic hormones ex testosterone

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binds to transport protein to travel in blood, releases, crosses plasma membrane, binds to receptor protein, protein binds to specific region of specific chromosome

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hydrophilic homones ex insulin

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no transport protein needed, attaches breifly to plasma membrane of target cell

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nervous system- 2 cell types

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neuron & glial cells (neurologic)

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neurons

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carry info as chemical and electrical signals

3 types; sensory, interneuron, motor neuron

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glial cells

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provide structure/metabolic support for neurons

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dendrite

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carry impulses toward cell body

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impulse

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allows permeability of plasma membrane

38
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explain synaptic cleft

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notes 3/27

39
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acetylcholine

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contraction of skeletal muscle, relaxation of cardiac muscle, botulism affects this from being released causing paralysis and death

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myasthemia gravis

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causes own anti bodies to attack post-synaptic receptor proteins for acetylcholine

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hermaphodite

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both sex organs, monoecious

42
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sequential hermaphodite

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protandry- guy first then female

protogny- female first then guy

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parthenogenesis

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individual develops from unfertilized egg

44
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sex determination factor

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1) T
2) genetics: homogametic sex vs. heterogametic sex
3) SRY gene on Y chromosome- region on Y chromosome

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oviparity

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internal fertilization but development outside of body

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ovoviviparity

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internal fertilization, some development inside mom but not directly connected

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viviparity

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fert. and development inside mom, direct connection

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testes

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interstitial cells that produce testosterone

49
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seminiferous tubules

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in testes, site of spermatogenesis (meiosis) and spermiogenesis (converts spermatids into sperm

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epididymis

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temporary storage site of sperm-min of 18 hours

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vasdefrens

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some storage, transport into abdominal cavity and both v.d. tubes merge w/ uretha
vasectomy-cut tubes

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accessory glands

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2 seminal glands
1 prostate
2 bulbourethral glands

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Oogenesis

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1 diploid primary oocyte to 1 haploid secondary oocyte plus 2-3 polar bodies

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timing of oogenesis

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metaphase II of secondary oocyte-ovulation(leaves ovary and enter oviduct), completes meiosis if sperm enters its cytoplasm, up to 24 hour survival period, sperm can live from 1-2 days, about 6 days to implant in uterine lining

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PAP smear/test

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sample cells from cervix, test for cancer

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endometriosis

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endometrium (inner lining of uterus) is outside of uterus, treat w/ surgery of chemicals

57
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uterine fibrouds

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benign growths w/in muscle layers

58
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reproductive hormones-male

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follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)-spermatogenesis
luteinizing hormone (LH)-testosterone
testosterone-male sex organs in general

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reproductive hormones-female

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FHS-ovarian follicles and estradiol
LH- ovulation , estradiol
estradiol (estrogen) female sex organs, prep for pregnancy(period)
progesterone- prep uterus for pregnancy(period), sex organs

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types of birth control

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oral contraceptive, prevents ovulation-A-convenient, D-take regularly
Rubber- covers penis and collects sperm A-easy to use, D-male cooperation
diaphragm- prevents sperm from reaching egg, A-no side effects, D-needs careful fitting
foams/creams/jellies- prevent sperm from entering uterus, A-no known side effects D-messy

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infertility-females

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PID )pelvic inflammatory disease-caused by infection
endometriosis
age

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infertility-males

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idiopathic-fertility w/ unknown cause

damage to glands

63
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digestive stuff

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