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38 Cards in this Set

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Nasal Cavity
L- Above and behind the nose
S- Large fluid space
F- Conditions the air, receive by other areas of the respiratory tract.
Larynx
L- Anterior neck
S- Hollow tubule structure made out of cartilage and muscles
F- Sound production , protection of the trachea
Epiglottis
L- At the root of the tongue
S- A thin elastic cartilaginous structure
F- Prevent food from entering the trachea
Bronchi/ Bronchiole
L- In the chest cavity
S- Pipes, passage way
F- Conducts air into the lungs
Aveoli
L- Within the lungs
S- A balloon like structure, hallow
F- Gas exchange
Pleura
L- Surround the outside of the lungs
S- Thin serous membrane
F- Forms the pleural cavity which allows optimal functioning of the lungs
Diaphragm
L- A layer of smooth muscle between your abdominal and chest cavity
S- Smooth muscle
F- Allows the lungs to expand
Lungs
L- Chest cavity
S-
F- Respiration
Esophagus
L- Behind the larynx
S- Hollow tube
F- Carry food from the mouth to the stomach
Stomach
L- On top of your abdominal cavity
S- Hollow structure lined with enzyme secreting cells in the interior
F- Digestion
Small intestine
L- From the middle to bottom of the abdominal cavity
S- A long hollow tube
F- Digestion and absorption
Pancreas
L- At the junction between the stomach and small intestine
S- A flat flab of hormone producing cells
F- To produce digestion enzymes needed for digestion
Liver
L- Next to the stomach
S- A wedge shape organ
F- Detoxification and storing and making glucose
Gall Bladder
L- Above the pancreas
S- Hollow bag structure
F- Stores bile
Cecum
L- Between small and large intestine
S- Pouch structure
F- to connect the small and large intestine
Appendix
L- Lower quadrant
S- A blind ended tube
F- Digestion
Large Intestine
L- Lower abdomen
S- A large tube
F- Water re-absorption
Mucosa
L- All over the body
S- A flat layer of cells
F- Secrete mucus
Sphincter Muscles
L- Where sphincter are present
S- A ring of skeletal muscle
F- To control the movement of the material through the digestion track
Villi
L- Small intestine
S- Small, finger like projections from the walls of small intestines
F- Helps absorption of nutrients in small intestine
Kidney
L- Lower dorsal
S- a bean like structure
F- Filter out blood and produces urine
Nephron
L- Kidney
S- long and tube like structure
F- filter out the blood
Glomeruslus
L- At the beginning of the nephron
S- A ball shape structure
F- First step of filtering out the blood
Bowman's Capsule
L- At the beginning of the nephron
S- A cup like sac structure
F- To perform the first step of filtering of blood
Ureter
L- Between the kidneys and urinary bladder
S- A long muscular tubes
F- Carry the urine from kidney to bladder
Bladder
L- Crotch/ groin area
S- A hollow pouch
F- Hold urine before it is released
Urethra
L- Between the bladder and the outside body
S- A long tube
F- To connect the bladder with the outside of the body
Pituitary Gland
L- In the brain
S- A small, pea like structure
F- Secretes hormones
Thyroid Gland
L- Neck
S- A flat group of cells
F- Control metabolism
Parathyroid Gland
L- Neck
S- A flat group of cells
F- To control calcium levels in the body
Adrenal Cortex
L- Outside of the adrenal gland
S- A layer of cells
F- Secrete cortisol
Adrenal Medulla
L- The inner core of the adrenal gland
S- A solid ball of cells
F- Secrete epinephrine
Brain
L- Inside the skull
S- Boxing glove shape
F- Control the body and thoughts
Spinal Cord
L- Along your spine
S- A long tube of nerve tissue
F- Control body functions
Meninges
L- All around the central nervous system
S- Consists of three layers of cells
F- Protect the central nervous system
Medulla Oblongata
L- Lower half of the brain stem
S-
F- Controls the autonomic functions the body
White matter
L- Brain
S- Axons
F- Play a role in the transmission of information from neurons
Gray Matter
L- Brain
S- Cell bodies and dendrites of neurons in the brain
F- Process information receive from the sensory organs