Coordination and response B9 finish eye and trophic respones Flashcards
wall in heart
septum
chamber with thickest septum
left ventricle
first chamber where the blood enters the heart
right atrium
chamber that pumps the blood into the lungs
right ventricle
last chamber where the blood exits the heart
left atrium
blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
veins
blood vessels that carry the blood away from the heart
arteries
vessel that carries blood to the lungs
pulmonary artery
vessels that carries the blood back to the heart from the lungs
pulmonary vein
artery that pumps blood in the heart to beat
coronary artery
benefit of double circulation
efficient due to separation of oxygenated and de-oxygenated blood
key word for lung
pulmonary
key word for kidney
renal
kidney –> heart blood vessel
renal vein
heart –> kidney blood vessel
renal artery
blood vessel that can get clogged and directly effect the heart
coronary artery
CHD
coronary heart diseases
what contracts when the right atrium contracts
left atrium
what contracts when the right ventricle contracts
left ventricle
valve that controls the blood flowing in and out of the lungs
semi lunar valve
valve connecting the right atrium and the right ventricle
tricuspid valve
valve connecting the left ventricle and the left atrium
bicuspid valve
what forms the CNS
brain, spinal cord, nerves, sense organs
definition of receptor cells
a stimulus and a response
5 senses in the body
sight, hear, taste, touch, smell
change in a environment
stimulus
homeostasis
keeping internal environment constant for metabolic reactions
needs to preform an action in the body
receptor and effector cells (muscle and gland)
systems that connect the receptors and the effectors
nervous system and endocrine system
electric signals that send messages
impulse
cells making up the nervous system
neurones
neurones
cell that carries electric impulses
three types of neurones
sensory, relay, motar
role of sensory neurones
carries impulse from receptor to CNS
role of motar neuron
carries impulse from CNS to effector organ
stimulus to response order
stimulus >receptor > sensory >CNS >motar > effector >response
definition of peripheral nervous system
nervous system outside the brain and spinal cord
synapse
connection between two neurons
how does neurons transfer impulses
using a chemical called neurotransmitter. this diffuses across the synapse
actions that happen automatically not going through the process of receiving and sending impulses
reflexes
explain reflex arc
sensory to relay (spinal cord) to motar (muscle) no brain used
cornea
iris
lens
optic nerve
retina
fovea
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
ciliary muscle
sclera
pupil