Final Exam Flashcards
The body ability to maintain internal balance or constancy . Usually controlled by negative feedback.
Homeostasis
A chemical substance capable of releasing a hydrogen ion when dissolved in water.
Acid
A chemical substance that can accept a hydrogen ion.
Base
Example of a strong acid
Stomach secretions , urine, gastric juice, saliva
What is carried by hemoglobin?
Oxygen
Gas exchange takes place within these small sacs
Alveoli
What is the long tube in the digestive system?
Esophagus
The longest part of the digestive system is the
Small intestine
What hormone is in the posterior pituitary and affects the kidneys
ADH
Thickening of uterus is caused by what hormone
Estrogen
What is the largest vein?
Inferior vena cava
Type of digestive protein
Pepsin
The adrenel is composed of?
Cortisol
Another word for larynx
Voice box
Another word for pharynx
Throat
Blood flows away from the heart
Artery
What hormone stimulates ovaries to release estrogen and progesterone?
HCG ; Human Chorionic Gonadotropin
Oxytocin is produced in
Posterior pituitary
Stress hormone:
Cortisol
Receives blood
Atrium
Gives blood
Ventricles
Carries blood to the heart
Veins
Which side of the heart pumps deoxygenated blood?
Right side
Right atrium- Right ventricle-
Actin and myosin forms
Cross-bridges
Body in balanced internal state
Homeostasis
Involuntary =Automonomic
Relay information in the central nervous system ?
Interneuron
Beginning of stimulus to response
Receptors
Complete pathway in the nervous system
Reflex arc
How many cranial nerves?
12
Trace mineral= small current
Part that attaches to moving bone
Insertion
Layers of skin:
1.Epidermis 2. Dermis 3.Hypodermis/Subcutaneous
Strong acid
2
Weak base
8
Muscles to bone
Tendon
4 body tissues:
Epithelial, muscle, connective , nervous
Pigment color
Melanin
How many bones in the human body
206 Bones
Bone building
Osteoblast
Gonads
Ovaries & testes
What is the endocrine system function?
Secretion of chemicals
Kidney to bladder is connected by the
Urethers
Makes chemicals that are produced by target tissues
Hormones
Larynx consist of
Vocal cord/ glottis
Subaceous
Oil glands
Part of kidney filters
Nephron
The urinary bladder
Release and stores
The Voluntary skeletal muscle sphincter that controls the flow of urine
External urethra sphincter
Superior heart chambers :
Atria
The function of the Respiratory system?
Sound production, smell, gas exchange, and homeostasis
Trachea=
Windpipe
Tonsils =
Oral cavity/pharynx
Chemical -cells- tissue-organ- organ system- organism
The fluid contain within cells
Intercellular fluid
The fluid outside the cells
Extracellular fluid
Control center of cell
Nucleus