Human Body- Chapter 1 Flashcards

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homeostasis

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the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment

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2
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what happens if homeostasis in not mainained?

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cells may not get the materials they need so they could die

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how are cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems related?

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grooup of cells=tissue goup of tissues=organ= organs that work together=organ system

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4
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describe epithelial tissue

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covers and protects underlying tissue

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5
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describe nervous tissue

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sends electrical signals throughout the body

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6
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describe muscle tissue

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produces movement

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7
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describe connective tissue

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supports, joins, protects organs

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8
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describe the function of protection when it comes to bones

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protects vital organs from damage

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9
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describe the function of storage when it comes to bones

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stores minerals and fat

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10
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descrinbe the function of movement when it comes to bones

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skeletal muscles pull on bones to create movement

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11
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describe blood cell formation when it comes to bones

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some bones are filled with marrow that produces blood cells

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12
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define blood vessels

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transport substances and help regulate body temperature

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13
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define cartilage

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flexible tissue that eventually grows into bone in most parts of the body

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14
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define spongy bone

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bone tissue with many open spaces, provide most of the strength and suppot for a bone

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15
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define compact bone

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bone tissue without visible open spaces- rigid and dense

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16
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what happens to most cartilage as a person ages/

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its eventually grows into bone (expect the top of your ear, tip of your nose)

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17
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define gliding joint

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allows bones in hand and wrist to glide over one another and have some flexibility

18
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define ball and socket joints

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allows free movement in all directions (hip, shoulder)

19
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define hinge joint

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flex and extend like a door opens and closes

20
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what is a ligament?

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strong elastic bands of connective tissue that connect a bone to a joint

21
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define osteoperosis

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bone disease that causes bone to become less dense

22
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define arthritis

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bone disease that causes joints to swell or stiffen

23
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define dislocation

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when one or more joint has been moved out of place

24
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describe functions of muscular system

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enables movement. moves food through digestive system, pumps blood throughout body

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describe skeletal muscle
enables bones to move
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describe smooth muslce
moves food through the digestive system
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describe cardiac muscle
pumps blood around the body
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what is involuntary muscle
muscle action that is not in your control
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what is voluntary muscle
muscle action that is in your control
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define flexsor
muscle that bends part of your body
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define extensor
muscle that straightens part of your body
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describe resistance excresize
working against the weight of an object, such as curlups
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describe aerobic excersise
increase muslce strength, heart, and endurance, such as jogging, cycling, swimming, and walking
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describe strain
when a muslce or tendon is stretched or torn if muscles are worked to hard or not warmed up
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describe tendinitis
when a tendon becomes inflamed, this can happed if a tendon is overwored, then doesn't have enought time to repair itself
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what is and what is a part of the integumentary system
organ system that forms a protective covering over the outside of the body - skin - hair - nails
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describe the 4 functions of skin
protection- keeps water in and foreign particles out touch- nerve endings in the skin help you feel things regulate body temp.- sweat glands produce sweat to help cool the skin gets rid of waste- several waste chemicals can be removed in sweat
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what causes skin to come in different colors
melanin-chemical that is present in the skin, the more chemical in the skin, the darker it is
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describe epidermis
outermost layer of skin that makes your skin tough
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describe dermis
layer beneath the epidermis that contains colagen- allows the skin to bend without tearing