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1
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4 main types of tissue:

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•Nerve Tissue•

-control&communicate

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Ex; Brain

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•Epithelium Tissue•

-secrete&protect

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Ex; Skin

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•Muscle Tissue

-move&portect

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Ex; Muscle

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•Connective Tissue

-support&connect

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Ex; Tendons

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6
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3 Types Of Muscle

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  • Skeletal
  • Smooth
  • Cardiac
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7
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Body Cavities!

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8
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Dorsal Cavity

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Back of body

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9
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Ventral Cavity

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Front Side of Body

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10
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Cranial Cavity

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Brain

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11
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Spinal Cavity

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Spinal Cord

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12
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Thoracic Cavity

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Lungs&Heart

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13
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Diaphragm

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14
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Pelvic Cavity

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Bladder&Appendix

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15
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Oribital Cavity

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Eye

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16
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Nasal Cavity

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Nose

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17
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Buccal Cavity

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Tongue&Teeth

18
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5 Functions of the Bones

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19
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Support

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Internal framework

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Protection

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Protect soft body organs

21
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Movement

A

Levers

22
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Storage

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Fat & Minersls

23
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Blood Cell Information

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White Blood Cell

24
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6 types of fractures

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.

25
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Depressed

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Pressed inward

26
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Compression

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Bone is crushed

27
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Spiral

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Twisting forces on bone

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Impacted

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Broken ends forced together

29
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Green stick

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Bone doesn’t break all the way

30
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Comminuted

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Bone breaks into many fragments

31
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4 functions of muscles

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  • movement
  • stability
  • generates heat
  • additional functions
32
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3 types of muscle chart

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33
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Skeletal

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  • attached to bones or for some facial muscle to skin
  • voluntary
  • no rhythmic contraction
34
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Smooth

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  • mostly in walls of hollow viscoral organs except the heart
  • involuntary
  • yeas rhythmic contraction in some
35
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Cardiac

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  • walls of the heart
  • voluntary
  • yes, rhythmic contraction
36
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4 types of joints

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Ball & Socket
Ex; hips
Hinge
Ex; elbow
Fixed
Ex; bones of skull
Pivot
Ex;
37
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Connective tissues functions

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.

38
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Tendons

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Tendons connect muscle to bone

39
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Ligaments

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Ligaments connect muscle to muscle

40
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Cartilage

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Connects bone to bone

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