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Connective tissue

Connects body parts together

Epithedial tissue

Covering or lining of body parts

Muscle tissue

Allow you to move

Nervous tissue

Stimulates muscle tissue

Homostasis

Maintaining a "steady-state" internal environment

98.6F°

Positive feedback

Stimulus -> response -> stimulus increases or gets stronger

Negative feedback

Stimulus -> responses -> stimulus becomes weaker or just stops

Systems of the body

Respiratory, reproduction, circulatory /cardio vascular, nervous, endocrine, digestive, immune, skeletal, muscular, intergumantery, excretory

Intergumentary system

Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

3 layers

Function

Protection from UV light, germs, and diseases --holds organs in

Maintains homeostasis

Sweat to cool you down --insulation to trap heat

Epidermis

Contains keratin: protein found in hair and nails


Melanin: protein produced by melanocytes to give skin color

Dermis

Arrector pili muscle good bumps nerve endings blood vessels hair

Sebaceous glands

Oil for skin to be flexible

Hypodermis

Layer of fat tissue insulation

Muscle system

Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, cardiac muscle

3 components

Function of muscle

Movement, protection

Maintain homeostasis

Muscle contraction, contraction causes infection

Skeletal muscle

Attached to bones contains protein called actin and myosin

Smooth muscle

Surrounding internal organs like stomach, doesn't fatigue

Cardiac muscle

Heart, involuntary doesn't fatigue

Nervous system

Central nervous system peripheral n.s.

Function

Conduct electrical impulses to the body based on changes to your environment

Maintain homostasis

Electricity generates heat neuron

Parts of neuron

Axon, dendrite, cell body, myelin sheath

Axon

Carry impulse away from cell body

Dendrite

Carries impulses toward cell body

Myelin sheath

Insulating covering that makes impulses go faster

Sensory neuron

Pick up stimulus from environment carries impulsive e to your CNS (brain & spinal cord)

Interneuron

In CNS and it transfers impulses from sensory to motor neurons

Motor neurons

Carries the impulse to a target for a response

Synapse

Tiny space where impulses travel from one neuron to the next neuron

Neuro transmitters

Chemical that is released by neuron to continue the impulse between