Lesson 2 Flashcards

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Name the 11 major organ systems (put in alphabetical)

A
Circulatory
Digestive 
Endocrine
Excretory/ urinary
Integumentary
Lymphatic
Muscular
Nervous 
Reproductive
Respiratory
Skeletal
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2
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How many bones is the skeleton made up of

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206

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3
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There are _______ bones in children, what happens to them?

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More , and they fuse together as they grow older

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4
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What is great about bones in anatomy

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They serve as a landmark for organ or structure locations

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5
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What are the two portions of the skeleton

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The axial and appendicular skeleton

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Name the 4 many parts of the axial skeleton

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Skull, spine , ribs and sternum

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7
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Name the 4 main parts of the appendicular skeleton

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Shoulder girdle
Hip girdle
Arms and legs

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Name the 5 functions of the skeletal system

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Shape
Support 
Movement 
Protection
Blood cell production
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9
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Describe shape function of skeletal system

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Determines characteristics such as height and size of hands and feet

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10
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Describe the 2 support function of skeletal system

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Provides the structural framework and supports body weight

Also holds internal organs in place

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Describe the movement function of the skeletal system And what its held together by

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It is held together by ligaments and tendons which attach to muscles.

Work together to enable body movement and stability

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12
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DESCRIBE PROTECTION FUNCTION OF SKELETAL system

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Surrounds organs with bone. Is both stron and flexible allowing it to absorb the impact of blows.

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13
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Describe the blood cell production function of skeletal system

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Larger bones contain bone marrow. Bone marrow produces red blood cells & White blood cells help fight infection

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14
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How many muscles are in the body?

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650

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15
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3 types of muscle are?

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Skeletal, smooth, cardiac

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16
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In an hour of reading a book, the eyes make nearly ______ coordinated movements

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10,000

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17
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5 functions of muscular system

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Voluntary and reflexive movement

Skeletal stability and organ protection

Internal organ function

Circulate blood and other substance through out the body

Body temperature regulation

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18
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Describe 3 voluntary and reflexive movement of the muscular system

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Skeletal muscle are responsible for gross, fine and reflexive movement

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Describe skeletal stability and organ protection function of muscular system

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Skeletal muscles hold bones together and in place allowing them to protect your organs

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20
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Describe the 3 internal organ function of the muscular system

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Smooth muscle produces rythmic contractions that propel food through GI tract

Smooth muscle in bladder wall allow urine to be expelled

Smooth muscle in uterine lining allows for vaginal deliveries

21
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Describe the 2 circulating blood functions of the muscular system

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Cardiac muscle contracts the heart and sends blood through body

Smooth muscle in the walls of blood vessels alter the diameter of these vessels depending on the situation (constrict if less blood is needed)

22
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DESCRIBE THE BODY TEMPERATURE FUNCTION OF THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM

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When body temp is low, smooth muscle constrict to conserve heat

When body temp high, smooth muscle relaxes, increasing blood flow and heat release through skin

23
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What are the 3 functions of the nervous system

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Sensory input

Integration

Motor response

24
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Describe the sensory function of the nervous system

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Sensory receptors monitor change and gather info

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Describe integration function of the nervous of the. Nervous system
CSN processes and interprets this information and determines the action to be taken
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Describe motor response function of the nervous system
Activates effector organs to cause a response
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5 Components of the cardiovascular system
``` Heart Arteries Veins Capillaries Blood ```
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Describe the % breakdown of blood and the 3 contents
45% blood 55% plasma Red blood cells, white, and platelets
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Describe the single function of the CV system and what that function accomplishes
The function is transportation Works with respiratory system to deliver oxygen rich blood to body Removes co2 from cells, delivers nutrients, removes metabolic waste Serves as highway for white blood cells to search body for germs Transportation of hormones from endocrine glands to organs
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2 sections of respiratory tract
Upper and lower respiratory tract
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What 4 organs are in the upper respiratory tract
Nose, mouth, pharynx, larynx
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What 4 organs are in the lower respiratory tract
Trachea, bronchi, alveoli and lungs
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Function of the respiratory tract
To absorb oxygen from the air into the blood, and discharge the co2 out of the body
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Another name for digestive tract
Gastrointestinal of GI tract
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Major accessory organs of the digestive system
Gall bladder and the pancreas
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3 Functions of the digestive tract and explain
Digestion absorption Eliminates unused material as waste
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What 4 organs is the excretory/urinary system composed of?
Kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra
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4 Functions of the urinary system
Maintains the volume and comp of body fluids within normal limits Helps regulate blood pressure Acts as a filter and rids the body of waste products through the urine Regulates pH of the blood
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3 Functions of the reproductive systems
Ensures survival of species Produces eggs, sperm and horomones Nurtures developing offspring
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What are the 4 primary reproductive organs
Ovaries, testes, uterus, penis
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Lymphatic system consists of what 7 parts
``` Thymus Spleen Tonsils and adenoids Appendix Hundreds of lymph nodes Lymph fluid Lymph vessels ```
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Lymphatic system function to do what 4 things
Helps get rid of body toxins and waste Transport lymph (containing white blood cells) around the body Returns excess interstitial fluid to blood Absorption of fats and vitamins from digestive system
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The integumentary system is ____________ and consists of what 4 things?
Largest organ of the body and consists of skin, hair, nails and exocrine glands
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3 Function of the integumentary system
Acts a barrier to protect body from external damage First line of defence against bacteria, viruses and other microbes Assists in maintaining homeostasis by regulating body temperature and water balance
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What are the 9 Endocrine system organs
Pituitary, pineal, thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal glands Hypothalamus, pancreas, ovaries and testicles
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Function of endocrine system
Functions in the regulation of body activities through chemical messengers known as horomones
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2 categories of glands in the body
Exocrine and endocrine glands
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What are exocrine glands, what system are they in and what are 5 examples?
Part of integumentary system Glands that produce and secrete substances onto an epithelial surface or into lumen by the way of a duct Sweat, salivary, mammary, lacrimal,mucous
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What are endocrine glands, what system are they in and 9 examples
Part of endocrine system Secrete their products (horomones) directly into the blood rather than through a duct Pineal, adrenal, pancreas, ovaries, testes, thyroid, parathyroid, hypothalamus, pituitary