Lecture 1: 11 Systems of the Body Flashcards

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Cardiovascular System components

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heart, blood vessels, blood

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Integumentary system organ components

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cutaneous membrane, hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, nails, sensory receptors, hypodermis

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Purpose of integumentary system

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protects body, regulates body temp, eliminates waste, makes vit D, stores fat, detects sensation, insulation

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4
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Skeletal system is made from which components

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Axial, Appendicular, bones, cartilage, joints

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5
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What is axial skeleton

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Core structures that support body weight and protect sensory organs

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6
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What is appendicular skeleton

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limbs enables movement of the axial skeleton, supports internal organs

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7
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Bone contains

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red marrow that produce red blood cells and yellow marrow that stores fat

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8
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Two functions of the skeletal system

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provide SA for muscle attachment, support and protect

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9
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Muscular system 4 components

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axial, appendicular, skeletal, tendon, aponeuroses

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10
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Skeletal muscle function

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skeletal movement, controls entry and exits to digestive,urinary & respiratory system, generates heat, supports the skeleton

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11
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Axial muscle

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6 pack provide support of the axial skeleton

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12
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Appendicular muscle

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support, move and brace limbs

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13
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Tendons

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muscle to bone, translating contractile force to tasks

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14
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Aponeuroses

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muscle to muscle connection

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15
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Nervous system components

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brain, cns, spinal cord, nerves, sense organs, pns

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16
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Brain in the nervous system controls

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voluntary and involuntary responses, complex integrative activities

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17
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CNS

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short term control center over other systems

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18
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Spinal cord

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relays info to and from brain, simpler integrative activities: reflex arc

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19
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Optic nerve is only part of … not PNS

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CNS

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20
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PNS that includes the sensory organs

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links the CNS with other systems and organs

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21
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Nervous system purpose

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detect change in env, interpret and respond

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22
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pineal gland, where what for

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brain,circadian rhythms

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23
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hypothalamus, pituitary gland, w wf

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brain, regulates growth and controls other glands, fluid balance

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thyroid gland wf

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metabolic rate,

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thymus gland wf
maturation of lymphocytes
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parathyroid gland
calcium levels
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where thyroid, thymus, parathyroid
throat
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adrenal glands wwf
near pancreas, water mineral balance, tissue metabolism, cardio and resp function
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kidney wf
red blood cells, blood pressure, calcium levels
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pancreas wf
glucose control
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gonads wf
sexual characteristics
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Gigantism is caused by too much GH in
childhood
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Caused by too much GH in adulthood
acromegaly
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Lymphatic vessels
carry lymph fluid and lymphocytes from peripheral tissues to the veins of the cv system
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lymph fluid
fats and fatty acids from gut
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B and T cells carry out
immune responses
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Lymph nodes including tonsils
monitor composition of lymph fluid, stimulates immune response, engulfs pathogens
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Spleen
stimulates immune response, engulf pathogens, recycle red blood cells
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Thymus
controls maintenance and development of T cell lymphocytes
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Heart
propels blood, maintains blood pressure
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arteries
heart to capillaries
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veins
capillaries to heart
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capillaries
diffusion between blood and interstitial fluids
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blood
transport of CO2, O2, nutrients, removal of waste, pH balance, temperature, immune defence
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oral cavity and salivary glands
breaks up food w teeth and tongue, enzymes begin digestion, lubricant
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pharynx and oesophagus
shared with resp system, delivers food to stomach
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stomach
secretes acid, enzymes, hormones
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small intestine
digestive enzymes, buffers and hormones, absorbs nutrients
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liver
secretes bile, regulates nutrients in blood
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gall bladder
stores bile
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pancreas
digestive enzyme, buffers, endocrine cells
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large intestine and anus
removes water, waste storage and removal
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urinary system
kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra
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kidneys
form, regulate urine, ph balance, blood volume and pressure
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ureters
conduct urine to bladder
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bladder
stores urine before expulsion
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urethra
conducts urine to exterior