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30 Cards in this Set
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What is the other effector other than a gland?
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The muscles.
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What hormone thickens the lining of the uterus?
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Oestrogen.
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Where is insulin produced?
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The pancreas.
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A degenration of nerve cells in the brain that control muscle movement.
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Parkinson's Disease.
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The result of a sperm cell reaching an egg and fertilising it.
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Pregnancy.
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A hormone that stimulates the release of LH.
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Progesterone.
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A measure of how quickly a person can respond.
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Reaction time.
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Types of these are - light, sound, pressure, chemical and heat.
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Receptor.
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An involuntary action.
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A reflex action.
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They contain receptors.
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Sense organs.
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This makes the receptor take action.
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Stimulus.
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Something that happens when the brain suffers deprivation of oxygen.
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A stroke.
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Something that is affected by hormones.
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Target organ.
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A mass of cells that serve no bodily function.
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A tumour.
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An action that we can decide.
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Voluntary.
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What is the other effector other than a gland?
|
The muscles.
|
|
|
What hormone thickens the lining of the uterus?
|
Oestrogen.
|
|
|
Where is insulin produced?
|
The pancreas.
|
|
|
A degenration of nerve cells in the brain that control muscle movement.
|
Parkinson's Disease.
|
|
|
The result of a sperm cell reaching an egg and fertilising it.
|
Pregnancy.
|
|
|
A hormone that stimulates the release of LH.
|
Progesterone.
|
|
|
A measure of how quickly a person can respond.
|
Reaction time.
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Types of these are - light, sound, pressure, chemical and heat.
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Receptor.
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An involuntary action.
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A reflex action.
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They contain receptors.
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Sense organs.
|
|
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This makes the receptor take action.
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Stimulus.
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Something that happens when the brain suffers deprivation of oxygen.
|
A stroke.
|
|
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Something that is affected by hormones.
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Target organ.
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A mass of cells that serve no bodily function.
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A tumour.
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An action that we can decide.
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Voluntary.
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