the body stuff Flashcards

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negative feedback

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when some variable sets a counteracting response in order to come back to a set point. maintains homeostasis

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positive feedback

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the variable is being amplified

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homeostasis

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same state or steady state maintaining a stable internal environment despite changes in external surroundings

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set point

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normal value for the controlled variable

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sensor

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monitors the level or activity of a variiable

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integrator

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compares signals from sensor and set point

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effector

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compensates for any deviation between the actual value and the set point

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connective tissue (connect things)

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structure: blood, adipose, bone, and cartilage
function: connect, surround, anchor and support attatchemnt, strength, and communication between cells

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epithelial tissue

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structure: a sheet of densely packed epithelial cells that cover organs or and body
function: protection and secrete and absorb ions and organic molecules

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muscle tissue

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strucutre: bundles of muscle fibers
function: is to contract or generate force for a body movement

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nervous tissue

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structure: composed of complex networks of nuerons
function: receives, generate, and conducts electrical signals from one part of the animals body to another part

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Circulatory System

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components: vessels, heart, blood vessels, blood, or hemolymph
function: transport and distribute solutes to multiple parts of an organisms body

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Immune and Lymphatic System

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components: white blood (Luekocytes), lymph organs, lymph vessels, and nodes
function: help protect body from pathogens

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Nervous system

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components: the brain, spinal cord, PNS, CNS,
FUNCTION: regulates and coordinates movement, sensation, organ function

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Respiratory System

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COMPONENTS: gills, skin, trachea, and lungs
Function: exchanges oxygen and CO2 with the enviorment; regulated blood

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SENSORY NUERONS

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carries impulses from the receptor to the cns (brain or spinal cord)

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motor nuerons

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carries impulses from the CNS to the skeletal or smooth muscles to control body movements

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Internuerons

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conect motor and sensory nuerons most abundant type of nuerons

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Glial Cells (think glue)

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microglial and macroglial
microglial: primary immune defense of CNS
Macroglial: rest of the glial cells

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Oligodendrocyte and shrawn cells

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covers nueron cells with myelin (important for a smooth ride for signals to travel along making it more efficient) in oligodendrocytes in occurs in CNS and Shrawn occurs in PNS

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astrocytes

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provide neural support, repair damage tissue and regulate neural communication

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forebrain

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relays sensory input to the cerebrum and control voluntary movements

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midbrain

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processes sensory information and maintains alertness

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hindbrain

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controls homeostasis and essential bodily functions

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cnidaria nervous system

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nerve net

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echinoderm NS

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nerve ring and radial nerves

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platyhelminth

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have transverse nerves: carry signals to the skin of the neck

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annelid

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brain and gangilia

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arthropod

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brain, gangilia, and ventral nerves

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molusks

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gangilia, and brain

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chordate

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CNS and PNS

32
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when pressure of oxygen is high what happens to oxygen?

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it binds to the hemoglobin

33
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when pressure of oxygen is low what happens to oxygen?

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hemoglobin is unloading oxygen

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nuetrophils

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most abundant; kill themseslves after destructing a pathogen

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macrophages/basophils

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they patrol the blood and look for intruders and will devour anything that is bad. monocytes develop into macrophages

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natural killer cells

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these dont engulf they poke and kill bad cells including your own if they got infected

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eosinophiles

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release chemicals that kill parasites

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nast cells

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secreate histamine in inflammatory responses

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antigen

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molecules that the immune system reconize as foreign

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