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Unit 1 - Chapter 5 - Organ Systems Flashcards

1
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what are organs

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structure made of 2 plus kings of tissues that perform a complex function

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what is a system

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grou of 1 plus organ that together perform a complex function

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what is included in the integumentary system

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the skin and a layer of connective tissue

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what are some fun facts about the skin

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  • weights 20 plus pounds
  • is 16% of your weight
  • the heaviest organ
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what does the integumentary system have millions of and what are they

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  • appendages and glands
  • structures attached to a main part
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what does the skin have and provide expamples of what it does

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  • skin receptors
  • responds to pain, pressure, touch, temp, vibration, texture
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what is the primary function of the integumentary system

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  • protection and temp regulation
  • synthesizing chemicals such as vitamin d
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what is a part of the skeletal system

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  • bones
  • cartillage
  • ligaments
  • joints
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9
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how many bones does the body have

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206

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10
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what is cartilage

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cushions bones that are linked together and acts as the connection from bone to bone

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what are ligaments

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bands of fibrous connective tissue that helps hold bones together

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12
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what are jounts

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connections between 2 bonesw

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what do bones do

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store minerals such as calcium and phosphourus

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what is the main function of the skeletal system

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  • formation of red blood cells in the red marrow of certain bones
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what organ is the muscular system made of and what do they do

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  • skeletal muscles
  • tissue contracts when stimulates by nerve regulation
  • they maintain stability of posture
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what else does the musclar system contain and what is it

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  • tendons
  • dense strap/sheet of dense fibrous connective tissue
  • attached muscle to bone
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17
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what 2 types of involuntary muscles make up the muscles of other systems

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  • smooth muscle
  • cardiac muscle
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where is smooth muscle found and what is its function

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  • found in walls of hollow organs (stomach, small intestine)
  • function if to more fluids
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where is cardiac muscle found and what is its function

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  • found in the wall of the heart
  • function if to contract to pump blood and to generate heart rhthym
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what makes up the nervous system

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spinal cord, brain and nerves

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what makes up the central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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what makes up the peripheral nervous system

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cranial/spinal nerves and their branches

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what are the 4 primary functions of the nervous system

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  • communication between organs
  • integration of body functions
  • control of body functions
  • recognition of sensory stimuli
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what composes the endocrine system

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glands that secrete hormones

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what are the 3 functions of the endocrine system

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perform communication, integration and control

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what do hormones regulate

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gorwth, metabolism, reproduction, acid/base/fluis/electrolyte balance

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27
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what endocrine structures are found in the skull

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pituitary glans
pineal gland
hypothalamus

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what endocrine structures are found in the neck

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thyroid gland
parathyroid gland

29
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what endocrine structure is found in the throacic cavity (mediastinum)

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thymus gland

30
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what endocrine structures are found in the abdominal cavity

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adrenal glands
pancreas

31
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what makes up the cardiovascular system

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heart and closes system of vessels (arteries, veins, capillaries)

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what are the functions of the cardiovascular system

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  • transportation of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, hormones
  • regulates body temp and immunity
33
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what does blood transport

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waste released into the bloodstream produced by cells to the excretory cells

34
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what makes up the lymphatic system

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lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, tonsils, thymus gland and spleen

35
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expand on lympahtic vesels

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  • filled with lymph which is a watery fluid containing lympocytes, proteins and fatty molecules
  • contains no red blood cells
  • formed from the fluid around the body cells that diffuse into the lymph vessels
  • does not circulate though a close circute/ loop/vessels
36
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what are the 3 main functions of the lymphatic system

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  • moving intestinal fluid/small particles back into blood vessels
  • transporting fats absorbed from the digestive tract to the blood
  • immunity (filtering/trapping bacteria)
37
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what us the immune system composed of

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phagocytes (protective cells)

38
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what is the function of the immune system

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to protect us from disease causing microorganisms, harmful toxins, transplanted tissue cells, cancerous cells

39
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what is phagocytosis

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process where bacteria is attacked, engulfed and destroyed

40
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what are antibodies/complements and what do they do

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  • protein compounds
  • produce chemical reactions to protect the body
41
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what organs are in the respiratory system

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nose
throat (pharynx)
voice box (larynx)
windpipe (trachea)
bronchi
lungs

42
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what happens in the alveoli

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  • oxygen from the air is exchanges for unneeded co2
  • co2 is carried to the lungs by the blood to eliminated
43
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what are the 4 functions of the repiratory system

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  • movement of air into alveoli
  • if you live in a cold/dry environment., air is warmed/humidified
  • pollen/dust is trapped by mucus
  • regulating acid/base balance
44
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what are the primary organs of the digestive systems

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mouth
esophagus
small intestine
rectum
pharynx (throat)
stomach
large intestine
anal canal

45
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what are the secondary organs of the digestive systems

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teeth
tongye
gallbladder
appendix
salivary galnds
liver
pancreas

46
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what is another term used for the digestive tract

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alimentary canal

47
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what are the 3 functions of the digestive tract

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  • food is digested
  • nutrients are absorbed
  • undigested residue is eliminated as feces
48
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what are the organs of the urinary system

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kidneys
ureters
urinary bladder
urethra

49
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what do the kidneys do

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  • filter out the blood of waste product that are continuosly produced by the metabolism of nutrients in the body cells
  • maintain the acid/base/fluid/electrolyte balance
50
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what is urine and how does it flow through the body

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  • waste product produced by the kidneys
  • flows from the kidneys through the ureters into the bladder and out the urethra
51
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what are gonads

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they produce sex hormones necessary for producing offspring/regulation of reproductive functions

52
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what are the 3 functions of the testes

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  • produce sex cells
  • serve as the gonads
  • produce sperm and testosterone
53
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explain where the vas deferens and prostate are located

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  • vas deferens exends from each testis and leads to the urethra
  • prostast surrounds the upper urethra
54
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what is the external genetalia in males

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penis and scrotum

55
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where does sperm travel through before exiting and what does it add

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  • vas deferens
  • adds fluids and nutrients
56
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what are the female gonads

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ovaries

57
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whar organs are part of the female reproductive system

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uterus
fallopian tubes
vagina

58
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what is the external genetalia in females

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vulva

59
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explain how eggs travel and fertilization

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– eggs travel through the falopian tubers
- if fertilization happens the offspring moves down to the uterus where it implants in the uterine walls and forms a connection with the moms blood vessels

60
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what are the 4 functions of the female reproductive system

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  • produce the eggs
  • receive the sperm
  • permit fertilizations and transfer to uterus
  • facilitate development, birth, nourishment of offspring
61
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what is homeostasis

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the relative constancy of the internal environent

62
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how can homeostasis be maintained

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by the coordinated and carefully regulated functioning of all body organ systems

63
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expand on nonvital organs in terms of organ replacement

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if damaged or loss of organ occurs that persons health will be effected but they will not die

64
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expand on vital organs in terms of organ replacement

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and damage or loss of organ mans danger of immediate death

65
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expand on the replacement of a nonvital organ

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  • often replaced by prostehtics which is any device used to replace a body part of improve its function
  • computer assisted arm or ai organ or cochlear implants
66
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expand on the replacement of a vital organ

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  • use of transplanted animal/human tissues or mechanical devices
  • pupose is to fully of partially replace them or augment their function
  • dialysis machine or lab grown heart
67
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what do immunosuppresive drugs do

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help prevent your body from rejecting a organ

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