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Six levels of structural organization
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CCTOSO:
Chemical Cellular Tissue Organ Sytem Organism |
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Chemicals comprise of two components.
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Atoms and molecules
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Atoms: NOC (Nitrogen, Oxygen, Calcium)
Molecules: PCFV (Proteins, Carbohydrates, Fats, and Vitamins |
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Cellular consists of what material?
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Cells such as muscle cells, nerve cells, and blood cells.
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Tissues are made of groups of cells and materials surrounding them.
List the four types of tissue cells. |
Epithelial
Muscle Connective Nervous |
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Epithelial tissue:
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Protective tissue found in the linings of cavities and organs ans as part of the integumentary system or skin.
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This tissue helps to protect the structures it lines from injury and fluid loss.
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Muscle tissue:
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Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle Cardiac muscle |
Skeletal muscle:
long fibers and voluntary body movements. Smooth muscle assist in organ function Cardiac muscle maintain heart beat and blood flow |
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Connective tissue:
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Tissue that binds the body together and supports posture and function.
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Nervous tissue:
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Motor functions both voluntary and involuntary. Also, passing electronic messages from the brain to the body.
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Organs consists of two or more types of tissues.
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Heart, lungs, brain, liver, and kidneys.
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System is made of several organs that have a common function.
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Mouth, pharynx (throat), esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine.
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Organism
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Largest structural level is the organism level. All the parts which make up the body and function with each other form the total organism (one living individual).
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