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Lecture 30 Mammalian Organ Systems Flashcards

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The cell is the

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Building block of life that performs specific functions

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Tissues are

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Collections of the same cells (or multiple cell types of the same origin) that perform specific functions

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3
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Tissues can be

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Microscopic and macroscopic

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4
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Organs contain ___ and often have ____

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Several tissue types; multiple functions

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5
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Discrete macroscopic structures

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Ie. Organs, can see/hold them

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6
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Organ systems consist of

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Multiple organs that combine to perform one primary function

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Diffuse

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Ie. harder to identify (ex. Immune system, endocrine)

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8
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Musculoskeletal System is comprised of (3)

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-bones
-joints
-skeletal muscle

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Primary function of musculoskeletal system is

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Movement and locomotion

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Secondary functions of the musculoskeletal system (5)

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-support body
-protect organs
-generate heat through contraction of muscles
-calcium metabolism
-haematopoiesis

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Haematopoiesis is

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The generation of blood cells within the bone marrow

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12
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Cardiovascular system is comprised of

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-heart
-blood vessels

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13
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Blood flow in heart goes

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Into the right side and out of the left

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14
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Primary function of cardiovascular system is

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Provision of nutrition and oxygen to cells

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15
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Secondary functions of the cardiovascular system include (4)

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-transport hormones (endocrine)
-removal of CO2 and other waste products
-transport of immune cells around body (immune)
-temperature regulation through vascular thermoregulation (ie. superficial blood vessels contract or restrict)

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16
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Nervous System is comprised of (4)

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-brain
-spinal cord
-ganglia
-cranial and peripheral nerves

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Three systems of the nervous system are

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-Central Nervous System (CNS)
-Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
-Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)

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18
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The CNS is comprised of

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-brain
-spinal cord

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19
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The PNS is comprised of

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-afferent nerves
-efferent nerves

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20
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ANS is divided into

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Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

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21
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Primary functions of the nervous system

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Sensing the environment and coordinating a response

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Secondary functions of the nervous system (2)

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-thinking/decision making (ie. cognition)
-regulation of many functions through ANS (ex. Respiration, cardiac function, etc)

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23
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Respiratory System is comprised of (8)

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-nose
-nasal cavity
-larynx
-trachea
-bronchial tree
-lungs
-diaphragm
-muscles and bones of the thorax

24
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Primary function of the respiratory system

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Oxygenation of blood

25
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Secondary functions of the respiratory system (5)

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-removal of CO2
-control of blood pH
-olfaction (smell)
-vocalization
-thermoregulation (panting)

26
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Urinary (Renal) System is comprised of (4)

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-kidneys
-ureters
-bladder
-urethra

27
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Primary functions of the urinary system is (2)

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-Removal of waste products
-Regulate correct hydration levels

28
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Secondary functions of the renal system (3)

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-regulation of sodium, potassium, and chloride in the blood
-regulation of blood pH (hydrogen)
-territorial marking

29
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What comprises the reproductive system (F:5, M:3)

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Female:
-ovaries
-uterus
-cervix
-vagina
-vulva

Male:
-testes
-prostate
-penis

30
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Primary function of the reproductive system

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To reproduce

31
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Most important system from a biological sense

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Reproductive

32
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Least important system regarding functional / survival sense

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Reproductive

33
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Secondary function of the reproductive system

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Manufacturing sex hormones responsible for secondary sex traits and behaviours

34
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Which systems have a shared anatomy and developmental pathway

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Urogenital (urinary + reproductive)

35
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Which organ indicates the number of offspring a species will have

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Uterine horn

36
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The digestive system is comprised of (13)

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-mouth
-teeth
-tongue
-pharynx
-esophagus
-stomach
-liver
-small intestine
-pancreas
-caecum
-large intestine
-rectum
-anus

37
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Primary function of the digestive system

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Provision of nutrition to circulatory system for cells of the entire body

38
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Most studied system in vet science is the

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Digestive system

39
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Three types of digestive systems

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-monograstric
-ruminants
-hindgut fermenters

40
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Secondary functions of the digestive system (4)

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-excretion of some waste products
-maintenance of hydration
-regulation and balance of essential substances
-territorial marking

41
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Absorption of water occurs in the

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Large intestine

42
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Integumentary system is comprised of

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-skin
-hooves
-horns
-hair

43
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Primary function of the integument system

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Protect the body from the outside world

44
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Secondary functions of the integument system (4)

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-fighting and sexual selection
-locomotion
-territorial marking (scent glands)
-temperature regulation (sweat)

45
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Two pathways of the immune system

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-innate
-adaptive

46
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Immune system is comprised of (4)

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-thymus
-bone marrow
-lymph nodes
-spleen

47
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White Blood Cells are part of the

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Innate immune system

48
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Cellular component of innate immune system includes (4)

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-macrophages
-neutrophils
-eosinophils
-mast cells

49
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Only vertebrates have an ____ immune system

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Adaptive

50
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The adaptive immune system is comprised of ____ and is responsible for

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T and B lymphocytes responsible for antibodies and memory

51
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Primary function of the immune system

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Fight foreign intrusions

52
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Secondary functions of the immune system include (2)

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-wound repair
-fighting cancer

53
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The endocrine system is comprised of

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Glands that secrete hormones into the blood:
-pituitary
-adrenal
-pineal
-thyroid
-parathyroid
-pancreas (endocrine and digestive)
-ovaries
-testes
-placenta
(also kidney, stomach, intestine)

54
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Primary function of the endocrine system is

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To signal other systems

55
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Sensory systems are part of the ___ and include ____

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Central Nervous System; eyes and ears

56
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Primary functions of the eyes

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-vision
-balance

57
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Primary function of the ears

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-hearing
-balance

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