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Integumentary syestem

Protects, includes the skin, vessicles and nerves

Skeletal system

The bones, cartilage and ligaments

Muscular system

Muscles and tendons, used for movements

Nervous system

Brain and spinal cord, send electrical messages that are quick

Endocrine system

Endocrine glands, sends chemical messages that are slow

Cardiovascular system

Heart and arteries and veins and capillaries, used for transport

Immune system

Lymph nodes and lymphatic vesicles, fights infections

Respiratory system

Pharynx, lungs, nose, larynx, trachea, bronchi, used for breathing and gas exchange

Digestive system

GI tract - food travels through it, appendix and pancreas and gallbladder - secrete digestive juice

Urinary system

Kidneys - filter blood, ureters - tubes, bladder - store waste, use to remove wastes

Reproductive system

Testes (male), ovaries (female), used to produce offspring

Integration of body systems

All systems work together to do a job

Immunosuppressive

Decrease immune system attacking mode, drugs

Free flap surgery

Skin grafting

Genetics mechanism

Abnormal genes produce abnormal proteins

Pathogenic organism mechanism

Parasite that harms the host in some sort of way

Tumor mechanism

Abnormal tissue growth

Physical agent mechanism

Any contact that causes a disturbance in homeostasis

Chemical agent mechanism

Toxic and destructive chemicals that disturb homeostasis

Malnutrition mechanism

Imbalanced intake of nutrients that causes a variety of diseases

Inflammation mechanism

Response that speeds up but if it happens at the wrong time it causes more harm than good

Degeneration mechanism

Breaking apart of tissues, hormonal consequence of aging

Autoimmunity mechanism

Immune system attacks need a body tissue

Genetic risk factors

Genes that make it more likely to contract a disease

Age risk factor

Behavioral and biological variations throughout human cycle increase disease possibility

Lifestyle risk factor

Daily activities and choices

Environment risk factors

Surroundings that exposes to a certain mechanism

Pre-existing condition risk factor

Disease that can negatively affect how much we can defend ourselves against further attacks

Stress risk factor

Chemicals released, wear down tissues or create unpleasant effects at the time of release