Body Systems 2 Flashcards

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1
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Fertilization takes place in the ___ ___.

A

Fallopian tube

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2
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The foetus develops within a sac containing ___ ___ to protect against injury.

A

Amniotic fluid

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3
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Oxygen and nutrients are obtained from ___ ___ through the placenta.

A

Maternal blood

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4
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Hey 16 weeks the foetus is covered in fine ___ ___.

A

Lanugo hair

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5
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Vernix eases the baby’s passage down the ___ ___.

A

Birth canal

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6
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Pregnancy normally lasts for two weeks from the first day of a woman’s last ___ ___.

A

Menstrual period

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7
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During labour, ___ ___ become stronger and more regular.

A

Uterine contractions

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8
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Having more than one foetus in the womb is known as a ___ ___.

A

Multiple pregnancy

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9
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A fully ___ ___Has an opening for about 10 cm.

A

Dilated Curvex

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10
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A ___ ___Is when the baby is lying had upwards before delivery.

A

Breech position

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11
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___ ___ allows the midwife to check the unborn baby’s heart rate before labour.

A

Foetal Monitoring

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12
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After the baby has been born in the midwife clamps the ___ ___ in two places.

A

Umbilical cord

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13
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A ___ ___Will often be placed in an incubator.

A

Premature baby

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14
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In the urinary system, waste is eliminated by the ___.

A

Kidney

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15
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A filtrate of water, ion small molecules is separated from the blood which comes from the ___.

A

Renal artery

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16
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A kidney consists of about 1 million units which are called ___.

A

Nephrons

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17
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Each nephron is a complicated structure positioned partly in the ___ and partly in the ___.

A

Meddler

Cortex and kidney

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18
Q

The glomeruli and proximal convoluted tubules are situated in the ___.

A

Renal cortex

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19
Q

The ___ is a coiled mass of capillaries which are surrounded by specialized cells.

A

Glowerali

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20
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Fluid leaves the ___ and passes into the ___ of the nephron.

A

Capillaries

Lumen

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21
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The electrolyte composition of the blood is reflected in the ___.

A

Urinary filtrate

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22
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Plasma proteins and blood are retained in the ___.

A

Capillaries

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23
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In the ___ convoluted tubule, sodium ions are pumped back into the body.

A

Proximal

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24
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Sugars and amino acids are absorbed from the ___ and most of the water is recovered by the end of the ___.

A

Filtrate

Proximal convoluted tubule

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25
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In the ___, the composition of the filtrate is hardly altered but a gradient of ___ concentration is set up.

A

Loop of Henle

Sodium

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26
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Water and ions are further recovered in the ___.

A

Distal convoluted tubule

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27
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Collecting ___ are formed by several distal convoluted tubules.

A

Ducts

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28
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In the collecting ducts, ions and small molecules such as urea are ___ but ___ is lost to the surroundings.

A

Retained

Water

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29
Q

___ is transported in the ureters from each kidney to the ___ where it is stored.

A

Urine

Bladder

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30
Q

When the volume of urine reaches between ___ and ___ ml a desire to void urine is felt.

A

200

300

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31
Q

Urine is conveyed from the bladder to the ___ via the ___.

A

Exterior

Urethra

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32
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After births secretions from this feed the baby.

A

Breast

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33
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A ting mass of cells which grows in the wall of the uterus.

A

Embryo

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34
Q

This produces the greatest part of the semen.

A

Prostate gland

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35
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One of a pair where female germ cells are produced

A

Ovary

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36
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The expulsion of a mature oocyte into peritoneal cavity.

A

Ovulation

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37
Q

One of a pair of tubes which carry sperm.

A

Vas deferens

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38
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The chamber where a new individual develops.

A

Uterus

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39
Q

The production of milk.

A

Lactation

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40
Q

Lying in the scrotum, they produce sperm.

A

Testes

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41
Q

The result of this is a zygote.

A

Fertillization

42
Q

The channel through which a baby is born.

A

Vagina

43
Q

It lies in the Centre of the areola.

A

Nipple

44
Q

It is erectile during copulation.

A

Penis

45
Q

The time when teenagers become sexually mature.

A

Puberty

46
Q

The breakdown and expulsion of the lining of the uterus once a month.

A

Menstration

47
Q

Fertilization takes place here.

A

Uterine tubes

48
Q

The period of nine months during which a new individual develops.

A

Pregnancy

49
Q

When the menstrual cycle ceases in women of 45-55 years of age.

A

Menopause

50
Q

What is the function of:

The greasy horny layer?

A

Protection against water loss

51
Q

What is the function of:

Compounds from sweat and sebaceous glands?

A

Protection against micro-organisms

52
Q

What is the function of:

Epidermal melanin?

A

Screen from UV rays

53
Q

What is the function of:

Increased cell division and replacement?

A

Sheild against mechanical abrasion

54
Q

What is the function of:

Nerve endings in the dermis?

A

Monitoring of the environment

55
Q

What is the function of:

Synthesis from 7-dehydrocholestrol?

A

Formation of vitamin D

56
Q

What is the function of:

Erection of hairs?

A

Temperature regulation

57
Q

What is the function of:

Evaporation of sweat?

A

Temperature regulation

58
Q

What is the function of:

Control of dermal blood flow?

A

Temperature regulation

59
Q

What is the function of:

Conversion of subcutaneous fat?

A

Energy storage

60
Q

What is the function of:

Sweat production?

A

Excretion of mainly salt and water

61
Q

What is the function of:

Collagen and elastin in the dermis?

A

Protection against stretching

62
Q

The ___ system operates by a system of hormones which are (produced) secreted into the ___.

A

Endocrine

Blood stream

63
Q

The endocrine system operates by a system of hormones which are (produced) ___ into the blood stream.

A

Secreted

64
Q

___ either (increase) excite or (slow) inhibit the antivity of specific cells.

A

Hormones

65
Q

Hormones either (increase)___ or (slow)___ the antivity of specific cells.

A

Excite

Inhibit

66
Q

Many hormones (join) bind to ___ and this has a (protective) buffer effect against sudden changes.

A

carrier proteins

67
Q

Many hormones (join) ___ to carrier proteins and this has a (protective) ___ effect against sudden changes.

A

Bind

Buffer

68
Q

Hormone levels generally (go up and down)___ but within limits.

A

Flocculate

69
Q

The production of ___ is (alI the time) continuous while the production of ___ is (from time to time) intermittent.

A

Thyroxine

Hormones

70
Q

The production of thyroxine is (alI the time) ___ while the production of hormones is (from time to time) ___.

A

Continuous

Intermittent

71
Q

Any (imbalance) ___ in the endocrine system can have important (resuts) ___.

A

Disequilibrium

Consequences

72
Q

Any (imbalance) disequilibrium in the ___ system can have important (resuts) consequences.

A

Endocrine

73
Q

Problems in the endocrine system usually involve (making too much) ___ or (making too little) ___.

A

Overproduction

Underproduction

74
Q

___ hormone is important in children to (encourage) stimulate growth.

A

Growth

75
Q

Growth hormone is important in children to (encourage) ___ growth.

A

Stimulate

76
Q

The adrenal glands (get) ___ some of their blood supply from the renal artery.

A

Derive

77
Q

The ___ (get) derive some of their blood supply from the renal artery.

A

Adrenal glands

78
Q

The adrenal glands (get) derive some of their blood supply from the ___.

A

renal artery

79
Q

___ and ___ are involved in the (utillization) metabolism of calcium.

A

Calcitonin

Parathormone

80
Q

Calcitonin and parathormone are involved in the (utillization) ___ of calcium.

A

Metabolism

81
Q

Calcitonin and parathormone are involved in the (utillization) metabolism of ___.

A

Calcium

82
Q

___ (heeps) maintains plasma calcium levels within normal limits.

A

Parathormone

83
Q

Parathormone (heeps) ___ plasma calcium levels within normal limits.

A

Maintains

84
Q

Parathormone (heeps) maintains ___ within normal limits.

A

Plasma calcium levels

85
Q

___ is the most important (controller) regulator of sodium and potassium.

A

Aldosterone

86
Q

Aldosterone is the most important (controller) ___ of sodium and potassium.

A

Regulator

87
Q

Aldosterone is the most important (controller) regulator of ___ and ___.

A

Sodium

Potassium

88
Q

___ (speeds up) accelerates the release of energy in the tissues.

A

Thyroxine

89
Q

Thyroxine (speeds up) ___ the release of energy in the tissues.

A

Accelerates

90
Q

Thyroxine (speeds up) accelerates the release of ___ in the ___.

A

Energy

Tissues

91
Q

When a patient refers to the white of the eye he means the:

A

Sclera

92
Q

The lacrimal gland produces:

A

Tears

93
Q

The yellow spot in the eye is the:

A

Fovea

94
Q

The eye photoreceptors are:

A

Rods and cones

95
Q

To blink is to:

A

To contract the lateral rectus

96
Q

The ear drum is the:

A

Cochlea

97
Q

The stirrup is:

A

Stapes

98
Q

The ear lobe is the:

A

Pinna

99
Q

The round window is the:

A

Fenestra cochleae

100
Q

The Eustachian tube allows our ears to:

A

Pop

101
Q

Cerulean is known as:

A

Wax