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Where is nervous tissue found?

Found in brain, spinal cord, and sense organs

What is the purpose of nervous tissue?

Communication

What is the definition of an organ?

Group of different tissues specialized to carry out a particular function

How are all 4 types of tissue used in the heart?

Covered in epithelial tissue, Nerve tissues start contraction + sends info to brain about strength and condition of muscle cells, Made of muscle cells, Blood through heart is a connective tissue

What is the definition of an organ system?

A group of organs that have a related function

Name three organ systems

Nervous system, circulatory system, digestive system

What are the circulatory and respiratory system called when they work together?

The cardiopulmonary system

What is the cranial cavity and what does it include?

Surrounded by skull, Includes mouth, nasal cavities and auditory cavities

What is the thoracic cavity and what does it include?

Chest cavity, Includes heart and lungs

What is the abdominal cavity and what does it include?

From diaphragm to upper part of pelvis, Includes stomach, liver, pancreas, small and large intestines, and kidneys

What is digestion and what does it involve?

An extracellular process, Involves both a physical and chemical process which reduces (break down) food small soluble molecules

What is absorption?

Absorption of soluble molecules from your intestine into the blood

What are some soluble molecules you can absorb?

Amino acids, nucleotides, fatty acids, and simple sugars (eg. glucose or fructose etc.)