organ systems and hormones Flashcards

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what are the three systems that help metabolism?

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mechanical system, factor exchange system, and circulatory system

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what is the mechanical system?

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this system encloses and supports the human body and provides structures and framework for the body

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what are the two systems with in the mechanical system?

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skeletal system (support the body, movement, and protection) and the integumentary system (forms the physical barrier between external and internal env.)

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what is the factor exchange system?

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this system moves chemicals in and out of the body (connective tissue)

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what’re the systems within the factor exchange system?

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respiratory system, digestive syst., and the urinary system

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what is the circulatory system? do verts have open or closed systems , how many?

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link cells to the factor exchange system. verts have two closed systems

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what is the “liquid tissue” moved through vessels?

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blood

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what’re the smallest vessels?

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capillaries

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what’re capillaries ?

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they are the gateway in and out of the circulatory system

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what’re the two systems within the circulatory system?

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cardiovascular systm and the lymphatic system

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what is the primary system?

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cardiovascular system

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what muscle is apart of the cardiovasc. system and what does it promote?

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the heart and it promotes blood pressure

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what does BP do?

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BP moves factors and forces fluids (like water) out of the system to bathe cells

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what is the name of the fluid that baths the cells?

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interstitial fluid

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what’re components of the lymphatic system?

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lymphatic vessels, lymphatic nodules, and lymphatic organs

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what’re the two functions of the lymphatic vessels?

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pick up excess interstitial fluid and return it back to the cardiovasc. system as lymph. And collect lipids from the intestines and back to the cardiovasc. system

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what is the clear watery fluid that circulates the lymphatic system?

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what’re clusters of white blood cells?

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lymphatic noduoles

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where are the lymphatic nodules abundant at?

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mucosa lamina propria and in the lymphatic organs

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what are lymphatic organs and what is their function?

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tonsils, protect the pharynx, lymph-nodes, protect the lymph, and the spleen this protects the blood supply (recycles red blood cells)

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what’re the two systems that govern metabolism?

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the nervous system and the endocrine system

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what’re functions of the nervous system?

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controls most body functions

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how does the nervous system control body functions?

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by releasing neurotransmitters on target cells in synapses

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what allows cell to cell contact?

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what is the function of the endocrine?
secrete hormones for sustained control
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how does both the nervous system and endocrine system control metabolism?
by negative feed back
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what is the term for departure from a desired state is countered, resulting in homeostasis?
negative feedback
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what type of feedback loop can be pathological (cause disease/ death)
positive feedback loop
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what two things does the endocrine system consist of?
glands and hormones
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what is the gland referred to as the "master gland" ? what does it do?
the pituitary gland, and releases tropins, growth hormones , and vasopressin hormone
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what're tropins?
this is hormones to control other hormones
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what is vasopressin?
this hormone controls water levels in the blood and blood pressure
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what gland releases hormones that stimulates metabolism, where is it?
thyroid gland and it is located on the side of the neck
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what gland controls the blood calcium (Ca2+) levels?
parathyroid gland
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what ion is a vital cofactor?
calcium
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what hormone helps control blood glucose levels and where does it come from?
insulin and it comes from the pancreatic islets
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what gland releases epinephrine and cortisol?
the adrenal gland
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what does cortisol and epinephrine do for the body?
these hormones help get the body ready for physical effort. metabolism, blood to muscles and blood glucose is all increased
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what releases sex hormones? what is the function of these hormones?
the gonads, and these hormones cause sex differentiation and triggers reproductive readiness (puberty)