Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Tissues

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Groups of cells that animals or plants are made of.

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Organs

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Groups of tissues that work together.

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Body system

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When groups of different organs are working together.

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Examples of organs

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Liver
Heart
Eyes
Brain
Intestines
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Where was the first anatomists founded.

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In the ancient Egyptian city of Alexandria.

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When did the anatomists perform the dissection.

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3rd century’s BCE.

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Why did they dissect.

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To investigate how the human body worked.

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The four types of tissue functions.

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Connective tissue.
Muscle tissue.
Nervous tissue.
Epithelial tissue.

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Muscle tissues

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Able to cause parts of the body to move.

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Nervous tissue

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Contain cells that enable the different parts of the body to pass messages.

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System

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When different organs work together to perform a particular function. The systems work together to maintain the health of an organism.

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Digestion

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The process by which food and drink are broken down and absorbed into our blood for transport to your cells.

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Physical digestion

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Our teeth are responsible for physical breakdown of our food.

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Chyme

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The resulting mixture of acid, enzymes and digested food.

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Villi

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The small intestine is full of ridges which is villi. They increase the surface area that the nutrients pass over.

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Teeth and mouth

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Teeth are responsible for physical breakdown of food. The tongue pushes the food towards the teeth. Salivary gland make saliva which has enzymes to start chemical digestion.

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Oesophagus

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Tubular muscle that forces food down the stomach in a process called peristalsis.

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Liver and gall bladder

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Liver makes a mixture of chemicals called bile which is used to digest fat and deactivate stomach acid. Food does not travel through the liver.

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Rectum and anus

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The rectum stores faeces until it starts to stretch, messages are sent to the brain to make you realise that you need to go to the toilet.

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Stomach

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The stomach stores food for about 3 hours while it uses stomach acid to help digest the food.

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Pancreas

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Makes pancreatic juice which contains a mixture of digestive enzymes and also neutralises stomach acid. Food does not travel through the pancreas.

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Small intestine

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It is quite narrow.

The absorb the nutrients that all the cells of the body require.

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Four main components in blood and definitions.

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Plasma- liquid part of blood, solution of salts, glucose, amino acids, vitamins, urea and proteins and fats.

White blood cells- fights infections, involved in immune system.

Red blood cells- involved in carrying oxygen.

Platelets- involved in blood clotting. Patches wounds like cuts.

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What is blood made up of?

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Plasma- water fluid that carries gases, nutrients and other substances.

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What are the three types of cells floating in the plasma?

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White blood cells
Red blood cells
Platelets.

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What is bloods main function?

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Transportation because it delivers things that are bodies need like oxygen and nutrients and gets rid of things our body doesn’t want like carbon dioxide and other wastes.

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Blood vessels

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Blood flows through the blood vessels.

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Arteries

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Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to other tissues. Blood is forced into the arteries.