Spring Final Review Living Earth Flashcards

1
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What are the functions of the skeletal system

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  • provides support and protection
  • Makes blood cells
  • Provides storage
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2
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What are the types of marrow in the bones and their jobs in the skeletal system?

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Marrow - Canal of soft tissue
Yellow - storage
Red - Makes blood

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3
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What is the periosteum?

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Tough outer layer of the bone parts

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4
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Name the joints in are body and how they move

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Plane joint - wrist and foot
Saddle joint - elbow (abduction joint)
Hinge joint - elbow and knee
Pivot joint - neck (rotations)
Ball and socket joint - back, front, side
Ellipsoid joint - wrist (angular motion)

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5
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What do ligaments do?

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Ligaments are tissues that holds bones in a joint

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6
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What connect muscles to bones?

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Ligaments

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7
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What are the three types of muscles and their jobs?

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Cardiac - Heart striated, involuntary

Skeletal - Moves bones striated, voluntary

Smooth - muscles involuntary, smooth

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8
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What are the functions and layers of the skin?

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Epidermis - Outer layer of skin

Dermis - Inner layer of skin

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9
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What are the types and functions of blood vessels?

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Arteries - carry oxygen-rich blood from heart to body, large and thick to withstand blood pressure

Capillaries - Tiny vessels where materials exchange takes place

Veins - Returns bad blood back to heart

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10
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What do valves do for the circulatory system?

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Valves flap to keep blood flowing in one direction

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11
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How does the blood pressure compare in the different blood vessels?

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Arteries carry the blood from the heart so they are the thickest ones and have most important blood

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12
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What are the types and functions of the blood cells?

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Red - transport oxygen to cells

White - flight diseases

Platelets - clot blood

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13
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What does the blood do for the body?

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Carry oxygen and nutrients to each cells of your body part

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14
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What does Lymphatic system do?

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Collects fluid lost by circulatory system made of vessels, nodes, and organs

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15
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What is the function of the respiratory system?

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Brings in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide

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16
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What filters the air before it gets to the lungs?

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Nose and mouth - have cilia and mucus to clean air

17
Q

What does the diaphragm do?

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Muscle at base of rib that contracts and expands chest to breathe

18
Q

How does the foods get from mouth to stomach?

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Waves of muscle contractions called peristalsis, force down food through the esophagus to the stomach

19
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What are the parts and functions of the digestive system?

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Mouth - Mechanical/chemical digestion

Esophagus - Muscles push down food

Stomach - Muscles and acid digest food

Small intestine - food absorbed into body

Pancreas - makes enzyme to help break down food

Liver - Makes bile dissolve fat

Large intestine (colon) - Removes water and compacts leftovers

20
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What is in saliva to break down food?

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Amylase which breaks down starch

21
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What are the two types of digestions?

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Mechanical digestion and chemical digestion

22
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What is the food called after the stomach has digested it?

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Chyme - thick liquid after it has been digested

23
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What does the excretory system do?

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Removes wastes and maintains blood

24
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What are the organs of the excretory system? How do they work?

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Kidneys - clean blood

Nephrons - filters in kidneys

25
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What is the function of the nervous system?

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Controls and coordinates body functions

26
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What are nerve cells called?

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Neurons

27
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What are the three types of nerve cells and their functions?

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Sensory neurons - carry impulses from sense organs

Motor neurons - carry impulses from muscles

Inter neurons - connect sensory and motor neurons

28
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What do neurotransmitters do?

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Carry chemical signals from one neuron to the other

29
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What are two parts of the nervous system? Their functions?

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Central nervous system - Brain and spinal cord

Peripheral nervous system - nerves around body

30
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Name the parts of the brain and what they control

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Cerebrum (top of brain):
- Controls voluntary activities,
(moving, learning, thinking) etc. Divided into 4 parts

Cerebellum (Bottom right)
- Coordinates muscles and controls balance

Thalamus (center of brain)
- Receives and routes sensory messages

Hypothalamus (below thalamus)
- Recognizes hunger, thirst, etc.

Brain stem (middle bottom)
- controls involuntary functions (Breathing, heart rate) etc.

31
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What are the two parts of the peripheral nervous system? Their functions?

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Sensory division - Connects sense organs and central nervous system

Motor division - Connects central nervous system to muscles and glands

32
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What are the two parts of the motor division and what do they control?

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Somatic nerves - Regulate voluntary activities and reflexes (Moving, talking, etc).

Autonomic nerves - Regulate involuntary activities ( Heart rate, breathing, etc).

33
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What are the cells in the eye that let you see color and black and white

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Rods - Black/white

Cones - Color

34
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What are the parts of the ear that controls balance?

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Semicircular canals - sacs of fluid that monitor balance