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nucleus

the control center of the cell

cells tissues and organs

groups of cells with similar functions combine to form tissue.


groups of tissue with the same functions form organs


systems are formed by organs that work together to perform special functions.

skin

the largest system, covers and protects from microorganisms.

how many bones

206

ball and socket joint

allows movement in all directions

hinge joint

allows movement in one direction

voluntary muscles

can consciously be controlled

involuntary muscles

work automatically and you cannot control them

cardiac muscles

in the heart and is involuntary

muscles

move body parts, maintain posture of muscle tone, production of body heat

sphincter

circular bands of muscle fibers, constrict a passage.

PROM

passive range of motion

CNS - central nervous system

consists of brain and spinal cord

peripheral nervous system

the nerves throughout the body

the nervous system

the sense organs.

5 senses

sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell.

circulatory system

made up of the heart, blood vessels and blood

red blood cells

cells that give blood its red color due to hemoglobin

the heart

is a muscle and pumps blood through the blood vessels to the tissues and cells.

pericardium

the outer layer of the heart

systole

the working phase of the heart

distole

the resting phase of the heart

normal bp

120/80

lymphatic system

a complex system that transports lymph throught the body. tonsils and adnoids are part of this

respiratory system

bring oxygen into the lungs and removes carbon dioxide.

measuring breaths

one out and one in =one breath

edema

too much fluid

dehydration

not enough fluid

digestive system

breaks down the flood physically and chemically and removes solid waste from the body

intestines

right side ascending


left side is descending

perstalasis

the movement of food through the intestines

pituitary gland

the master gland at the base of the brain , behind the eyes

BPH

benign prostate hypertrophy that men can develop

endocrine system

made up of glands called the endocrine glands which secrete hormones

thyroid gland

in front of the larynx in the neck

hyperthyroid

overactive

hypothyroid

underactive thyroid. usually results in overweight and low activity

insulin

breaks down the sugar we consume normal range is 70-120

immune system

protects the body from disease and infection

antigen

an unwanted substance in the body

growth

the physical changes that occur in a steady and orderly manner, it is measured by weight and height.

development

relates to changes in mental, emotional, and social function.

gerontology

the study of the aging process

geriatrics

the care of aging people