Structure and function of body systems Flashcards

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What are Multicellular organisms made up of?

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Many cells.

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What is levels of organisation also known as?

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A hierachy.

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What is a tissue?

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A group of similar cells that work together to perform a certain function.

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What is an Organ?

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A group of different tissues that work together to perform a certain function.

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What does a liver do?

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Removes toxins (poisons)from the blood and produces bile to help digestion.

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What does a kidney do?

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Filters the blood and produces urine.

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What is an organ system?

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A group of different organs that work together to perform a certain function.

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What does the gas exchange system do?

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I takes in oxygen from the body.

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What are reproductive systems?

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Organ systems that make new organisms.

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What is a multicellular organism?

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It is made up of several organ systems working together to perform all the processes that are needed to keep the organs alive.

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Where are joints?

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Where two or more bones join together.

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What are hinge joints for?

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They are for movements backwards and forwards.

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What is an example of a hinge joints?

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Knee and elbow.

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What are ball and socket joints?

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They are for movements in all directions.

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What are examples of ball and socket joints?

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Hip and shoulder.

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What are fixed joints?

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They do not allow any movement.

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What are examples of fixed joint?

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Skull.

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What is a pivot joints?

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They allow movement around a point and it allows you to rotate your head from side to side.

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What do ligaments do?

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They hold two bones together?

20
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What is a cartilige?

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The ends of a bone in a joint.

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What are muscles?

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They are a type of tissue-lots of muscle cells do not work together to cause movement.

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How do muscles work?

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To make you move,your muscles work by getting shorter-they contract.

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How are muscles attached to bones?

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They are attched by tendoms.

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What happens when a muscle contracts?

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When a muscle contracts it pulls on a bone. If the bone is part of a joint, the bone will bone.

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What are antagonistic muscles?

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A pair of muscles that work together to control movement at a joint-as one muscle contracts, the other muscle relaxes