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1
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head lies near duodenum

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pancreas

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pancreas made up of___tissue

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exocrine and endocrine tissue

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exocrine tissue in pancreas secretes

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digestive enzymes

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main pancreatic duct connects

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common bile duct near duodenum

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endocrine tissue in pancreas secretes (think endocrine)

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hormones (such as insulin) into blood

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blood supply to pancreas from…(blood GSS in pancakes)

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splenic artery, gastroduodenal artery and superior mesenteric artery

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pancreas assists in digestion by..

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secreting enzymes that break down food, mostly fats and proteins

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zymogens in pancreas (gems in pancakes) AND become active when they enter…

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produced by exocrine cells and converted to active version - lipase and amylase - when they enter the small intestine.

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secretes large amounts of sodium bicarbonate

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pancreas - to neutralize stomach acid that reaches small intestine

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10
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exocrine functions in pancreas controlled by…(not ans)

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hormones released by stomach and small intestine (duodenum) when food is present.

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most nutrients are absorbed in the..

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small intestine. enzymes come from pancreas, liver, and stomach.

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bile is secreted from the..

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liver

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bile is stored in the…

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gall bladder

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14
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bile is useful for breaking down…

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fats

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15
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small intestine lining is covered with…

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villi and microvilli, which increases surface area for interaction with chyme.

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16
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main absorption organ of the digestive tract

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small intestine

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17
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large intestine also called the

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colon

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18
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large intestine functions - (cement)

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concentrates, mixes, and stores waste material. attaches to rectum

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3 general types of neurons (MIS neurons)

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sensory, motor and interneurons

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sensory neurons transmit signals to the…

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CNS from touch, pain, temp, smell, hearing, sight and taste

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motor neurons

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transmit signals from CNS to rest of body by signaling muscles

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22
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interneurons transmit signals….

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between neurons.

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23
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dendrites transmit signals towards…

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the cell body, received from sensory receptors and interneurons

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24
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axon transmits impulses…

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away from the cell body

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25
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axon is insulated by

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oligodendrocytes and myelin sheath, has nodes of ranvier. it terminates at the synapse

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26
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brain consists of (HMF)

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hindbrain, midbrain and forebrain

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hindbrain parts (CMP in the hind)

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medulla oblongata, cerebellum and pons

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midbrain does what? (meet in the middle)

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integrates sensory signals and responses

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29
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forebrain (for THC)

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cerebrum, thalamus, hypothalamus

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30
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cerebral cortex

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thin gray matter covering cerebrum

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31
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4 lobes in brain

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frontal, parietal, occipital and temporal

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32
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frontal lobe functions

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short term and working memory, decision making, planning, judgement

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parietal lobe

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sensory input and spatial positioning of body

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occipital lobe

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visual input, processing and output

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35
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temporal lobe

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auditory input and output

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36
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cerebellum - type of memory (belly implies)

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implicit memories. damage to cerebellum - don’t blink when air blown in eye. Also balance.

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37
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posterior area of brain is called…

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brain stem

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38
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3 parts of brain stem (pmm rose stem)

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midbrain, pons and medulla oblongata

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39
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brain stem important for..(crud stem - CRD)

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respiration, digestive and circulatory functions

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40
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midbrain (TTT chub middle)

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tectum, tegmentum, and ventral tegmentum.

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midbrain important for..(midway btwn sight and hearing)

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helps relay info. regarding vision and hearing

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42
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information sent from cerebrum to…(cpm c)

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pons, then medulla and cerebellum

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43
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medulla oblongata connects…(obvious)

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connects spinal cord to brain

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44
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medulla oblongata important for..(2 systems)

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circulatory and respiratory system

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45
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peripheral nervous system - parts

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sympathetic and parasympathetic

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46
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autonomic nervous system maintains..(balance)

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homeostasis

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47
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ANS controls___(BOGS) through the direction of the____

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internal organs, blood vessels, smooth muscle tissue, and glands, though the direction of the hypothalamus

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48
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ANS is controlled by the..

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hypothalamus

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49
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ANS maintains homeostasis of…(HBBB)

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heart rate, breathing rate, body temp, and blood ph, digestion and breathing

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50
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somatic nervous system

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controls 5 senses and voluntary movement of skeletal muscle

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51
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efferent nerves bring signals from… (somatic)

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CNS to sensory organs and muscles

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52
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afferent nerves bring signals from…(somatic) (opposite of away)

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sensory organs and muscles to the CNS

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53
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reflexes are___of the___system

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involuntary movements of the CNS

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54
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reflex arc bypasses the…

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brain and is controlled by spinal cord, I.e. knee jerk

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55
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3 types of muscle tissue (SCS)

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skeletal, cardiac and smooth

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56
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3 properties of muscles - EEC

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excitability, contraction, and elongation

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57
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skeletal muscle is….

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striated, made up of muscle fiber bound together in bundles

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58
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smooth muscle is…

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involuntary, non-striated, shorter and wider than skeletal muscle.

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59
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muscle fiber contain bundles called___composed of____

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myofibril, composed of repeating units called sarcomeres.

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60
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myofibrils contain which filaments?

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2 protein microfilaments - thick and thin filaments

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61
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thick filament is composed of…(my thick hair)

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myosin

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62
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thin filament is composed of…(act thin)

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actin

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63
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action potential - muscle

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Ca is released and binds to myosin and actin, myosin head of thick binds to actin of thin, and adenosine triphosphate released from glucose, contraction occurs.

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64
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testes are the…

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male gonads

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65
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epididymis (didy)

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stores sperm as it matures

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66
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seminal vesicles secrete…(seminary alchy)

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alkaline fluid into ejaculatory duct

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67
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prostate gland secretes…(pro-state)

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white fluid as part of semen

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68
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bulbourethral (cowpers - male) (bulb)

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secretes fluid into urethra to neutralize acidity

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69
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FSH in men stimulates…(fish)

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spermatogenesis

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70
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luteinizing hormone in males stimulates…(test loot)

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testosterone production

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71
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testosterone - responsible for…

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male sex characteristics

72
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functions of female reproductive system

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produce ova (oocytes or egg cells), transfer ova to fallopian tubes, receive sperm, and provide nourishment and protect embryo.

73
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bartholin’s glands secrete…(female) (violin)

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lubricating fluid

74
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ovaries produce and secrete what? (just shorten it)

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female gonads, produce ova and secrete estrogen and progesterone

75
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fallopian tubes carry…

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mature egg toward uterus

76
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fertilization usually occurs in…

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the fallopian tubes

77
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3 phases of ovarian cycle (FOL for ovaries)

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follicular phase, ovulation and luteal phase

78
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follicular phase - (women) - FSH stimulates…AND secretes…

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maturation of follicle, which then secretes estrogen

FSH, estrogen, LH, progesterone

79
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ovulation (ooo lute)

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release of secondary oocyte from the ovary, and starts surge of LH

80
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luteal phase - formation of…(dead lut)

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formation of corpus luteum from follicle.

81
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corpus luteum secretes…(pro corpse)

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progesterone and estrogen, which inhibits FSH and LH.

82
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progesterone maintains…(pro endo)

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thickness of endometrium

83
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3 phases of uterine cycle (pms)

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proliferative phase, secretory phase and menstrual phase

84
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proliferative phase (after)

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regeneration of uterine lining

85
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secretory phase (maggie veins)

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endometrium becomes more vascular, nutrients secreted to prepare for implantation

86
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menstruation - shedding…

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shedding of endometrium

87
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pregnancy - when a blastocyst implants…(blast the tv)

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it releases hCG. this hormone prevents corpus luteum from degrading, and it continues to produce estrogen and progesterone

88
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parturition (birth) (prost)

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cervix stretches and release of oxytocin. oxytocin and estrogen stimulate release of prostaglandins, which increase uterine contractions. POSITIVE feedback.

89
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integumentary system (SSHN - grease)

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sebaceous glands, sweat glands, hair and nails.

90
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functions of integumentary (SPC skin)

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protection, secretion/excretion and communication

91
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skin manufactures what?

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vitamin D

92
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layers of skin - top to bottom (4) (every dog says hello to skin)

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epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous, hypodermis (inner most layer)

93
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epidermis consists of only___cells

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epithelial cells, no blood vessels

94
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layers of the epidermis…deepest to most shallow (add basal, spin in granola, milk, and corn)

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stratum basale, stratum spinosum, stratum granulosum, stratum lucidum, and stratum corneum

95
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dermis (CCHEBSSSN)

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mostly connective tissue, contains blood vessels, sensory receptors, hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat gland, elastin, nerve endings and collagen fibers.

96
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subcutaneous layer not an actual…

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layer of skin, consists of connective tissue, binds skin to underlying muscle. fat deposits help to cushion and insulate body

97
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keratinocytes - where?

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epidermis - produce keratin

98
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melanocytes - where and do what? (melin skin deep)

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epidermis - produce melanin

99
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langerhans cells - where, and which stratum? (lang hangs close)

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These are dendtritic cells - epidermis - antigen-presenting cells of immune system, in stratum spinosum

100
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merkel cells - what and where? what stratum? (merk - tickle basil on top)

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epidermis - detect light touch. in stratum basale

101
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fibroblasts - where, secretes what…(4th in the deep south)

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dermis - a cell that secrete collagen, elastin, glycosaminoglcans

102
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adipocytes - where and what are they?

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dermis, fat cells

103
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macrophages - where and function (mac down in biyou)

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dermis - phagocytic cells that engulf pathogens

104
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mast cells - where and function (deep seas)

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dermis - antigen-presenting cells, play role in inflammatory response (release histamine)

105
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receptors - what kind of cells and where are they located? (reception is deeper than you think)

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sensory cells in dermis

106
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control center (part of brain)

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hypothalamus

107
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effectors - (blood sweat and tears)

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organ or cell that acts in response to stimuli - sweat glands, blood vessels, and muscles

108
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vasodilation - blood vessels near surface of skin release…

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heat into environ. and lower body temp

109
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exocrine glands secrete…(general)

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substances into ducts

110
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sebaceous glands -type of gland and secrete what? (sebaceous holes)

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holocrine glands that secrete sebum.

111
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sebum

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oily mix of lipids and proteins.

112
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types of sweat glands

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either eccrine or apocrine glands.

113
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eecrine glands (eek, no hair)

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not connected to hair follicles. activated by elevated body temp. all over body.

114
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eecrine glands secrete.. (GASP B - eek)

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electrolytes and water containing (salt) sodium chloride, potassium, bicoarbonate, glucose and antimicrobial peptides.

115
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apocrine glands secrete….(FTP)

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oily solution containing fatty acids, triglycerides and proteins.

116
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apocrine glands located in..(apron)

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armpits, groin, palms, soles of feet.

117
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1 cc = ___milliliters

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1

118
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protective double membrane in lung lobe is called…

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pleura, surrounded by pleural fluid

119
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lungs are located in which cavity?

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thoracic

120
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heart sends blood low in oxygen and high in CO2 to…

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the lungs

121
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rate of diffusion in lungs is directly proportional to…(grade the space)

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the surface area and the concentration gradient

122
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rate of diffusion in lungs is inversely proportional to…(distance means nothing)

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the distance between the 2 solutions

123
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during diffusion, oxygen in the lungs is moved into…

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the blood, and co2 in the blood moves into the lungs

124
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recently inhaled air in the alveoli has high concentrations of what compared to the capillaries?

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oxygen

125
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capillaries contain high concentrations of what?

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CO2

126
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alveoli contain low levels of what?

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CO2

127
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ventilation occurs as a combo of what? (prof bailey)

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muscle action and negative pressure

128
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atherosclerosis can lead to…(ather and ish)

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can lead to ischemia - accumulation of lipid and overgrown smooth muscle reduce blood flow, in later stages Ca2+ accumulates (“hardening of the arteries”)

129
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myocardial ischemia

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insufficient O2 to heart), factors causing ischemia:
a. vascular spasm - decreased O2 triggers platelet activating factor (PAF) release from vessels, causing spastic constriction, further decreasing O2 to heart

130
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myocardial infarction

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heart attack

131
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stroke

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when the blood supply to part of your brain is interrupted or reduced, preventing brain tissue from getting oxygen and nutrients. Brain cells begin to die in minutes.

132
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heart attack

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when an artery supplying your heart with blood and oxygen becomes blocked. Fatty deposits build up over time, forming plaques in your heart’s arteries. If a plaque ruptures, a blood clot can form and block your arteries, causing a heart attack

133
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aneurysm

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A ballooning and weakened area in an artery.

134
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hypertension

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high blood pressure. BP above 140/90 (high-normal is 135/85)

135
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causes of hypertension (kitchen counter)

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kidney salt regulation

b. excessive salt intake
c. diet low in fruit, vegetables, dairy (low in K+and Ca2+)
d. defects in Na+-K+ pumps
e. abnormal local vasoactive substances
f. excess vasopressin

136
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atherosclerosis

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a disease of the arteries characterized by the deposition of plaques of fatty material on their inner walls.

137
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gastrointestinal starts at the…

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mouth and ends at anus

138
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mechanical digestion begins in the..

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mouth

139
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saliva provides..(2)

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amylase and lipase to start chemical digestion of starch and lipids

140
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bolus

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food packaged into small parcels

141
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deglutition

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swallowing

142
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as food passes, epiglottis closes…

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trachea so food does not enter the respiratory system. then enters the esophagus

143
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peristalsis in esophagus

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contractions that move bolus to gastric sphincter then stomach.

144
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chyme

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stomach breaks down food into chyme

145
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3 main secretions in stomach (PHM - think acid)

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pepsinogen, mucus, and hydrochloric acid

146
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pepsin helps..

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digest proteins

147
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erythrocytes are

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RBCs

148
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where are old RBCs recycled?

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spleen

149
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brush border - where and what enzymes? (brush duo)

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in duodenum - proteases, lactase, disaccharidases, and bicarbonate.

150
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small intestines absorb nutrients into___and lipids into____as_____

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blood, and absorbs lipids into lacteals as chylomicrons and vitamin B12.

151
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blood-carrying nutrients from small intestine pass to the….(kitchen table)

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liver through the hepatic portal duct, where enzymes deaminate amino acids, convert ammonia to urea, metabolize toxins, and store glucose at glycogen.

152
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digested material is passed from the hepatic portal to the…

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cecum and into the large intestine.

153
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vermiform appendix projects from..(see verm)

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cecum

154
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water and nutrients are absorbed in the..

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small intestines

155
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leftover water and salt from digested food is absorbed in the…

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large intestine

156
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vitamin K is absorbed in the…

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large intestine

157
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waste accumulates in the…

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rectum

158
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regulates many aspects of nutrition (floating)

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hormones

159
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ghrelin

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induces hunger

160
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leptin

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causes sensation of satiety

161
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insulin induces..

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cellular uptake of glucose, and glucagon stimulates the breakdown of stored glycogen.

162
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enzymes are…

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proteins produced by the body that catalyze and speed up the breakdown of food so that nutrients are available for the body.

163
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enzymes are involved in chemical digestion of foods in these organs…(PMSS)

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mouth, stomach, pancreas, small intestine

164
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enzyme in mouth (just one)

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salivary amylase, breaks down starch

165
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enzyme in stomach

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pepsin, breaks down proteins

166
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enzyme in pancreas (TAL pancake)

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pancreatic amylase, trypsin, lipase

167
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small intestine - brush border enzymes break down…(melt sugar)

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molecules, carbohydrates breakdown into monosaccharides (simple sugars)

168
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each muscle fiber is connected to a…

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nerve fiber

169
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muscle signal and response can be disrupted by…

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sprain or strain to muscular dystrophy

170
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glands in the integumentary system (ssc - ferris on the skin)

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sebaceous, sudoriferous, ceruminous glands

171
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what is excreted from the skin? (skin in moscow - MMSCW)

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water, minerals, sodium, chloride, magnesium

172
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sweat can contain…(lua)

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urea, lactic acid and alcohol

173
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vital role in thermoregulation

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integumentary. flushed cheeks to cool the blood.

174
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amylase in pancreas does what?

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breaks down starch

175
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trypsin in pancreas does what? (trip on pb)

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breaks down protein

176
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lipase in pancreas does what?

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breaks down fat

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