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3 the brain , spinal cord & nerves are made up what type of tissue

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Nervous

  1. Body_Systems
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2 proximal

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Closer to the trunk

  1. Anatomical planes
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13 what might happen if your endocrine system weren’t functions properly

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Your body might not grow & mature properly

  1. Body_Systems
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16 what unit of organization is represented by the nervous tissue

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Tissue

  1. WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostatis
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20 what might happen if your kidneys malfunction

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The water level in your blood might go out of balance

  1. Notes homeostasis
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22 which bodily system is the easiest to see without an X-ray or body scanner

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The integumentary system

  1. Body_Systems
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23 Mary has finished eating a large meal. Her blood is being flooded with sugar from this meal. How does her body prevent her blood sugar from going to high

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Her pancreas will secrete insulin. Insulin will cause the sugar to move in to body cells from the blood

  1. Glands
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24 which if these is an example of negative feedback

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A dog panting in the sun

  1. Notes homeostasis
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25 what is the main function of the excretory system

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To collect and remove waste from the body

  1. WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostatis
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27 the sagittal plane

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Segments the body into a distinct right & left

  1. Anatomical planes
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29 which of the following animals contain a constant body temperature

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Camel

  1. Notes homeostasis
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32 what might happens if the core body temperature is to high

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Blood vessels supplying the capillaries dilate

  1. Notes homeostasis
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35 normal air contains approximately 20% O2 & .5% CO2 when a human inhales we absorb & use some of the oxygen we breathe in. Our metabolism converts that oxygen to carbon dioxide which we exhale, outgas. Without properly functioning lungs what would occur

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Homeostasis would not be maintained

  1. Homeostasis notes
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36. No matter what put the temperature if the air around you, your internal body temperature will be close to

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  1. 6 F

17. Notes homeostasis

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40 what type of tissue makes parts of the body move by contracting or shortening

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Muscle

  1. Body_Systems
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47 what would NOT happen if the core body temp was too low

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Sweat would cool the body as it evaporated

  1. Homeostasis notes
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49 place the events that in order A. Nerves and hormones communicate with hypothalamus B. You begin sweating C. Your body begins overheating

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A,B,C

  1. Homeostasis notes
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50 shivering & sweating are two responses in which feedback

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Negative feedback

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51 Distal

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Further from the trunk

  1. Anatomical planes
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52 using the picture above which is a group of nerve cells that perform a special function what is the unit of organization

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Tissue

  1. Characteristics_of_LivingThings
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53 How does the urinary system get rid of chemical waste

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By flushing them out of the body

  1. Body_Systems
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57 what might happen if your respiratory center malfunctioned

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The oxygen level in your blood might go out of balance

  1. Notes homeostasis
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63 what is an example of a response

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Leaves turn to the sun

  1. Characteristics_of_LivingThings
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64 during the marathon video adrenaline caused the heart to

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Beat faster

  1. Homeostasis notes
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67 what type of tissue covers the surface of the body inside and out

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Epithelial

  1. WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostatis
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69 true or false he organs of the endocrine system produce chemical messengers called enzymes

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False hormones

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70 Structure B is a section of bone. Identify and define the level of organization represented by B

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This is a tissue. A group of cells that perform a specific function

  1. WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostatis
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71 what level of organization is represented by a bone cell what is the relationship between that level and The level represented by a tissue

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A. Is a cell & B. Is a tissue & share similar cells

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  1. Identify & define the level of organization represented by structure d, skeleton.
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D is a system that preform broad functions

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72 structure C is a thigh bone. Identify & define the level of organization represented by C

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This is an organ where a more complex group of tissues work on a specific function

  1. WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostatis

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