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BotZoo Test 5 Flashcards

1
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skeletal system function

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support for body
protection of body parts
movement

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movement

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muscles exert force against skeletal system, resulting in movement

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hydrostatic skeleton

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cnidarian, platyhelmenthes, nematoda, annelida, Mollusca

  • gastrovascular cavity
  • pseudo/coelom
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exoskeleton

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arthropoda

-chiton and protein

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endoskeleton

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chordata, Echinodermata, porifera

  • chordata: cartilage, bone
  • Echinodermata: calcium carbonate
  • porifera: spicules- silica, protein
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human skeletal system functions

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  • protect: skull, ribcage, pelvis
  • movement
  • support
  • sensory transduction- ear
  • hematopoiesis- red bone marrow
  • adipose storage - yellow bone marrow
  • calcium and phosphate storage
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red bone marrow

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create blood cells

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yellow bone marrow

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storage of fats

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mandible

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lower jaw

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clavicle

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collar bone

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scapula

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shoulder bone

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humerous

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upper arm

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radius

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leading to thumb

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ulna

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not leading to thumb

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carpels

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hand

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metacarpels

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small hand bone

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phalanges

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fingers

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femer

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biggest

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tibia

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front

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fibula

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back

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patella

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knee caps

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tarsals

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foot

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metatarsals

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small foot bones

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sternum

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breast bone

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tissues of human skeletal system

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  1. ligaments: holds bones together- connective tissue
  2. cartilage: shock absorber
  3. bone: collagen; calcium phosphate
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osteoblast

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builds bone

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osteocyte

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mature bone cell

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osteoclast

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break down bone

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29
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calcitonin

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bones absorb calcium

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parathormone

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bones release calcium

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osteoporosis

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porous bones- decrease bone density
estrogen- decrease osteoblast activity
prevent it: exercise, calcium, estrogen substances, drugs

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ligaments

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bone to bone

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tendons

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muscle to bone

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joints

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ball and socket, hinge, pivital

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ball and socket

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hip and shoulder

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36
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hinge

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one directional movement; knee and elbow

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pivital

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wrist, neck

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muscular system function

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movement

moves body, blood, food, air, waste

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cardiac muscle

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striated; involuntary: in the heart: moves blood. one nucleus per cell

40
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smooth muscle

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involuntary: around organs, digestive, urinary, respiratory. one nucleus per cell

41
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skeletal muscle

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striated; voluntary: movement of body. many nuclei per cell

42
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skeletal muscle

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striated; voluntary: movement of body. many nuclei per cell

43
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energy for muscle contraction

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  1. ATP –> ADP
  2. creatine monophosphate
  3. cellular respiration
  4. lactic acid fermentation
44
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creatine monophosphate

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builds atp back up

45
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cellular respiration

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C6H12O6+6H2–>6H2O+6CO2+36ATP

  • cytoplasm- mitochondria
  • aerobic respiration
46
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lactic acid fermentation

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glucose–>lactic acid (lower pH)

  • lactic acid goes to liver
  • more ATP
47
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digestion function

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break down food

goal: obtain nutrients and eliminate waste

48
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stages of digestion

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  1. ingestion
  2. mechanical breakdown
  3. chemical breakdown
  4. absorption
  5. eliminate waste
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carbohydrates

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polysaccharides->disaccharides->monosaccharides

50
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proteins

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polypeptide->peptides->aminoacids

51
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lipids

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triglycerides->glycerol+ 3 fatty acids

52
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nucleic acids

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DNA/RNA–>nucleotides

53
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intracellular digestion

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porifera, cnidaria

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gastrovascular cavity

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cnidarian, platyhelminthes

55
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complete digestion

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nematoda, annelida, Mollusca, Echinodermata, arthropoda, chordata

56
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human digestive system

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  • oral cavity- ingestion
  • pharynx- throat
  • esophagus- (tube)- epiglottis- peristalsis
  • stomach
57
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stomach

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  • lower esophageal- ring of muscle
  • pyloric sphincter- ring of muscle
    1. stomach churns- mechanical breakdown
    2. chemical breakdown (pH 1-2)
    3. other (mucus, HCL) Gastrin
58
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small intestine

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1”x10ft

  • chemical breakdown
  • pancreas
  • liver/gall blatter
59
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liver/gall blatter

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  • bile helps with metabolism of lipids
  • the more surface area, the more it breaks down
  • emulsifies lipids
  • absorption
60
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large intestine

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3”x5ft

  • colon+rectum (last 6 inches)
  • absorption of water
  • left with feces- 1/3 bacteria (produces vitamins)
61
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endocrine system

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  • important for homeostasis
  • special cells are stimulated
  • secrete hormones
  • hormones secreted and travels through bloodstream
  • binds to target cell
  • signal into target cell
  • target cell changes its activity
62
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local hormone

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-paracrine effect
-prostoglondin
(cause inflammation) (causes contractions in childbirth)

63
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types of hormones

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  1. proteins/ peptide - oxytocin
  2. amino acid- thyroxine
  3. steroid- fat soluable
64
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hypothalamus

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neurosecretory cells

  • anterior pituitary
  • posterior pituitary
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anterior pituitary

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  1. FSH- Follicle Stimulating Hormone
  2. LH- Luteinizng Hormone
    - overies- estrogen/progesterone
    - testes- testosterone
  3. TSH- Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
    - thyroid gland- throxine
  4. ACTH- Adrenocorticotropic Hormone
    - cortex of adrenal glands- glucocorticoids
  5. Prolactin- development of mammory glands and milk production
  6. MSH- Melanocyte stimulating hormone
    - skin- melanin
  7. GH- Growth Hormone
    - important for growth of cells ex: giantism; dwarfism
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posterior pituitary

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extension of hypothalamus

  1. oxytosin
    - release milk
    - unterine contractions
  2. ADH- Anti Diuretic Hormone
    - retain water
    - low H2O –> release ADH –> kidneys –> nephrons/collecting ducts –> increase permeability –> body reabsorbs H2O
    - alcohol inhibits ADH
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acromegaly

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big hands, big feet, big face

68
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thyroid gland

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  • thyroxine- iodine containing hormone
  • increase thyroxine –> increase metabolism
  • break down glucose, release energy, release heat
69
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hyperthyroidism

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produce too much thyroxine

  • increased metabolism, weight loss, sweaty, anxious, sleepless, hungry
  • ex: grave’s disease
  • radioactive iodine, remove, drugs
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hypothyroidism

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produce too little thyroxine

-weight gain, loss of appetite, cold, tired/fatigue, decrease in metabolism

71
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goiter

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bump in the neck.

-not enough iodine/ thyroxine

72
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parathyroid

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parathormone- low calcium

  • parathormone –> increase osteoclast, decrease osteoblasts
  • kidneys- absorb Ca+2
  • GI- activate vitamin D
  • absorb Ca+2
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calcitonin

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high Ca+2 –> calcitonin

74
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pancreas

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islet cells

75
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islet cells

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blood glucose levels

  1. beta islet (b shape)
  2. alpha islet (fish shape)
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beta islet

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insulin

  • increase blood glucose –> release insulin –> take glucose into cells –> increase metabolism of glucose
  • glucose –> glycogen (liver
77
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alpha islet

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glucagon

  • decrease blood glucose –> release glucagon –> release glucose into cells –> fat metabolism
  • glucagon –> glucose
78
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diabetes mellitus

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defect in insulin production or in ability to respond

  1. type I
  2. type II
  3. gestational
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type I

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  • juvenile
  • not producing insulin
  • autommune attack and kill beta cells
  • insulin dependent
80
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type II

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  • adult

- insulin resistant

81
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gestational

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urinary system main function

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maintain homeostasis

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urinary system process

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  1. filter fluids of the body- blood, interstitial fluid, to remove waste, nutrients, water (filtrate)
  2. reabsorb nutrients and water
  3. eliminate waste, excess water, excess nutrients (through urine)
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Platyhelminthes excretory system

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  • protonephridia
  • flame cells move filtrate through body
  • fluid travels through tubule
  • waste exits through pores
85
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annelida excretory system

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  • nephridia
  • nephrostome- how fluid gets inside
  • nephridiopore- how waste exits (outside of body)
86
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arthropoda excretory system

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  • insecta
  • malpighian tubules
  • open circ system- hemocoel
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human urinary system functions

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  1. remove waste- urea
  2. maintain/ regulate blood, h2o levels
  3. regulate blood pH
  4. regulate blood ions (na+, k+, ca+)
  5. regulate nutrients
  6. hormone- erythropoietin (in bone marrow)- produce RBCs (erythrocytes
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urea

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  • enzymes break down proteins
  • break down amino acids to get ammonia (toxic)
  • liver changes ammonia to urea
  • travels through blood and exits body
89
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human urinary system structure

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1. kidneys- filter blood, produce urine
renal artery --> filtered --> renal vein
2. ureter
-contains smooth muscle
-contracts, relax- peristalsis
3. bladder
-smooth muscle
-inner sphincter (involuntary)
-outer sphincter (voluntary)
4. urethra 
-8" 1.5"
-UTI (Escherichia col)
90
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kidneys structure

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  • renal cortex (nephron)
  • renal medulla (nephron)
  • renal pelvis- collect urine and transport to ureter
91
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nephrons

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filters blood, creating urine

92
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nephron process

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  1. filtration
  2. tubular reabsorption
  3. tubular secretion
  4. concentration
93
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loop of henle

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pumps out salt

  • longer it is, more salt
  • shorter it is, less salt

Botany and Zoology II (5 decks)

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