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Anatomy is the study of what?
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The structure of organs and Body systems
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Human body science can be divided into what two subjects
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Anatomy and Physiology
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Physiology is the study of what?
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The function of the organs and body systems
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What are the smallest parts of elements that still retain all the original properties of the element?
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Atoms
Pg 119 Paragraph 2 |
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What combines to form molecules ?
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Atoms
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What are molecules ?
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A chemical bonding of atoms that posesses its own characteristics independent of the atoms themselves
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What is the basic unit of all life?
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Cells
Pg 119 Paragraph 2 |
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What do specific molecules combine to form?
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Cells
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Cells combine in terms of function and type to form what?
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Tissue
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At the organ level two or more types of ______ work together to perform a specific function
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Tissue
Pg 119 Paragraph 2 |
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An organ system is the result of organs working together to do what ?
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Perform a task
Pg 119 Paragraph 2 |
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How many organ systems in the human body?
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Eleven
Pg 119 Paragraph 3 |
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The highest level of organization , when all organ systems are working together, is the what?
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Organism
Pg 119 Paragraph 2 |
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Place these in order : atoms, organism, organ systems,cells,tissues,organs,molecules
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Atoms , Molecules, cells,tissues,organs,organ systems,organism
Pg 119 Figure 3.1 |
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What are the four basic tissue types in humans ?
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Epithelial , Connective , Muscular , Nervous
Pg. 119 paragraph 3 |
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What two functions does epthelial tissue serve ?
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Epithelial tissue provides a covering( skin) or produces secretions ( glandular tissue)
Pg 119 Table 3.1 Epithelial Tissue:Description |
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Does Epiththelial tissue have its own blood supply?
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No
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithelial Tissue: Description |
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Does epithelial tissue commonly exist in sheets or in clumps?
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epithelial tissue commonly exists in sheets
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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Epithelium is dependent on diffusion from nearby _______ for food and oxygen.
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Epithelium is dependent on diffusion from nearby CAPILLARIES for food and oxygen.
Pg. 119 3.1 Epithelial Tissue description |
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True or false
Epithelial tissue can regenerate easily if well nourished |
True
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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What two criteria are used to classify epithlial tissue?
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Cell layers and cell shape
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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Simple epithelium contains how many layers of cells?
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one
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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What are the two classifications of epithelial tissue?
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simple and stratified
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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What classification of epithilial tissue is found in areas where absorption, secretion and filtration occur?
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Simple Epithilial tissue
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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Stratified epithilial tissues has more than one layer of cells and serves as what ?
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Protection
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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What are the three shapes of epithilial cells?
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squamous , cubodial , columnar
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Epithilial tissue:Description |
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True or False
Connective tissues commonly have their own blood supply |
True
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Connective tissue:Description |
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True or False
ligaments are a connecting tissue that does NOT have its own blood supply |
True
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Connective tissue:Description |
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what is "Muscle tissue" dedicated to producing
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Movement
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue:Description |
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name Four types of connective tissue ....
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bone , cartlilage ,adipose (fat), and blood vessel
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue:Description |
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Name the three types of muscle tissue
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skeletal , cardiac and smooth
Pg 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue: Description |
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Skeletal muscle supports what type of movement?
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voluntary
Pg 123 Table 3.5 Moving : Description |
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True or False
Smooth muscle cannot be consciously controled by the brain |
True
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue:Description |
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Smooth muscle is found inside what type of organ?
Name some examples |
Hollow .. intestine , blood vessels, bladder, uterus
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue:Description |
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Cardiac muscle is found only in what organ?
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Heart
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Muscle tissue:Description |
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What type of tissue provides the structure for the brain, spinal cord and nerves ?
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Nervous tissue
Pg 119 Table 3.1 description of nervous tissue |
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Nerves are made of specialized cells called what?
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Neurons :
Pg. 119 Table 3.1 Nervous tissue:Description |
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What type of cells help protect nervous tissue?
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support cells such as myelin
Pg 119 Table 3.1 Nervous Tissue:Description |
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The circulatory system is also called the ___________ system
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Cardiovascular
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Description |
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The heart, blood vessels, and blood are part of what body system?
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cardiovascular or circulatory
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Description |
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hormones released from the ______ system influence blood preasure.
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Endocrine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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The ________ system helps regulate blood volume and blood preasure by adjusting __________ volume
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Urinary system , urine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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Blood preasure, heart rate and distribution of blood to various parts of the body are controlled by the _____________ system
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Nervous system
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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In women, the hormone ________, helps preserve vascular health.
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Estrogen
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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The __________ system allows heat to escape by dilating superficial blood vessels
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integumentary
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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Blood cells are formed in the _______ of the bones in the skeletal system
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Marrow
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Circulatory System: Relationships with other organs |
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The digestive system consists of all the organs from the _______ to the _______ .
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Mouth to the anus
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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The absorption of nutrients occurs in the ____________ .
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Small intestine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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The three things that make up the small intestine are
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Duodenum, Jejunum, ileum
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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After the small intestine the ________ removes water from the waste that remains.
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Colon
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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The Liver produces ________ that helps break down fat.
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Bile
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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The pancreas delivers ________ to the small intestine to aid in digestion
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enzymes
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Description |
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True or False
Increased skelletal muscle activity increases the motility of the gastrointestinal track |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Digestive System: Relationship with other organ systems |
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The ________ system provides a means of transportation for some hormones.
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Lymphatic
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationship with other organ systems |
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The ____________ system controls secretion of hormones from the pituitary gland.
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Nervous
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System:Relationship with other systems |
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The muscular system provides ___________ for some endocrine glands
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protection
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationship with other organ systems |
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The ___________ sysstem serves to control body functions
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endocrine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Description |
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Glands in the endocrine system secrete ___________
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Hormones
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Description |
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Glands such as the Pineal, pituitary, thalmus, hypothalamus, thyroid, thymus and adrenal glands are part of what system?
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endocrine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Description |
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True or false
The pancreas, testis and ovaries also have endocrine functions even though they are part of other body systems |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Description |
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The ________ system consists of skin, mucous membranes, hair and nails
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Integumentary
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Integumentary System: Description |
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True or false
The integumentary system helps regulate body temperature, protect internal tissue from injury and water proof the body. |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Description |
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True or false
The respiratory and digestive systems provide nutrients to the skin to help it remail healthy |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOW) |
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True or False
Oxygen and nutrients for the skin travel through blood vessels in the cardiovascular system |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOO) |
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The _________ system picks up excess fluid from the skin to avoid swelling
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Lympahtic
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOO) |
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Hormones from the ___________ system regulate hair growth and hydration
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Endocrine
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOO) |
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True or false
The skin serves to protect internal organs, including those in the reproductive system |
True
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOO) |
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The ________ system regulates the production of sweat, interprets stimuli, adjusts the diameter of the blood vessels in the skin
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Nervous
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Endocrine System: Relationships with other Organs (RWOO) |
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The _________ system activates vitamin D
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Urinary
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Integumentary System: relationships with other organs (RWOO) |
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The _________ system generates heat that is expelled through the skin as sweat
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Muscular
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Integumentary System: relationships with other organs (RWOO) |
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The _______system consists of lympth nodes, lympth vessels, the spleen, the thymus and the tonslls
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Lymphatic
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Lymphatic system:description |
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Fluid that has leaked from the cardiovascular system is returned to the the blood vessels by the __________ system
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Lymphatic
Pg 120 Table 3.2 Lymphatic System: Description |
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_________ is a clear fluid rich in antibiotics transported by the lympth vessels
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Lympth
Pg 121 table 3.2 description of lymphatic system |
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Acidic secretions in both the reproductive and the integumentary systems prevent ____________ Growth
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Bacterial
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Lymphatic System: relationships with other organs (RWOO) |
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The __________ helps control the immune responce
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Brain
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Lyphatic system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The urinary system helps with proper lymphatic functioning by helping to maintain proper water/acid-base/electrolyte balance of the __________
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Blood
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Lyphatic system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The __________ system consists of skeletal muscles,tendons that connect muscle to bone and ligaments that attach bones together to form joints.
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Muscular
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Description |
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What two types of muscle are NOT part of the Muscular System
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Cardiac and Smooth
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Description |
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The ________ system releases hormones that influence muscle strength
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Endocrine
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The __________ system regulates and coordinates muscle activity
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Nervous
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The ____________system encourages larger muscle size in men
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Reproductive
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The _________provide levers for muscle activity
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Bones
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Muscular system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The ___________system releases hormones that regulate the activity of neurons
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Endocrine
P 121 3.2 (nervous system: relationship with other organ systems) |
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The __________system helps dispose of metabolic waste and maintains the correct electrolyte balance for proper nerve function
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Urinary
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Nervous system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The _________system consists of the brain,spinal cord and nerves
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Nervous
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Nervous system description |
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Sensory receptors in the nervous system detect stimuli that occur both _________ and _________ the body.
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Inside and Outside
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Nervous System:Description |
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Once a threat to the body is detected the ___________system activates the appropriate muscles or glands to respond.
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Nervous
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Nervous system: Description |
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The __________system consists of the testes, the penis, the ovaries, the vagina, and the breasts.
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Reproductive
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Reproductive system: Description |
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The ____________ system is specialized in men to produce sperm and in women to produce eggs or OVA
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Reproductive
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Reproductive system: Description |
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The _____________organs house hormones that encourage or supress activities within the body. (libido and agression) and influence the development of masculine or feminine body traits
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Reproductive
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Reproductive system: Description |
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The _______ system transports sex hormones.
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Lymphatic
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Reproductive system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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True or False
The muscular system is NOT envolved in child birth. |
False
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Reproductive system:Relationships with other Organ systems |
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True or False
The respitory rate decreases during pregnancy |
False ... it increases during pregnancy
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The ________system keeps the body's cells supplied with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide as it is released from the cells.
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Respiratory
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Description |
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The ________ system consists of the nasal cavity, pharynx,larnyx,trachea,bronchi and lungs
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Respiratory
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Description |
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The lungs house tiny air sacs called ____________
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Alveoli
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Description |
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Oxygen and carbon dioxide move in and out of the lungs through the walls of the Aveoli via small blood vessels called __________ .
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Arterioles
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Description |
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The _________system aids in breathing by producing volume changes ( the diaphragm and intercostal muscles)
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Muscular
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Relationship with other Organ systems |
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The ____________ system regulates breathing rate and depth
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Nervous
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Respiratory system: Relationship with other Organ systems |
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The ________system provides support and protection for the body and its organs.
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Skeletal
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal system: Description |
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The ________system when used in conjunction with the muscles creates movement.
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Skeletal
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal system: Description |
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The ______ system consists of bones, cartilage, ligaments and joints.
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Skeletal
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal system: Description |
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The ________ system serves as a storage for minerals such as calcium and phosphorus
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Skeletal
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal System description |
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The _______system releases hormones that regulate growth and the release of calcium.
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Endocrine
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal system: Relationships with other organ systems |
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The _________system provides nutrients necessary for the mineralization of bones.
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Digestive
Pg 121 Table 3.2 Skeletal system: Relationship with other organs |
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The ____________system activates Vitamin D, which is necesary for the adsorption of calcium into the bones
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Urinary
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The _______system helps place stress on the bones during exercise, which increases the deposit of calcium into the bones.
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Muscular
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The ________system recognizes painful stimuli in the bones and joints
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Nervous
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The ________system supplies oxygen and nutrients while removing waste such as lactic acid
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Cardivascular or circulatory System
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True or False
The skeletal system shape is influenced by the reproductive system |
True
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The __________system provides vitamin D that is necesary for the absortion of calcium into the bones
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Integumentary
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The ________system helps maintain the water and electrolyte balance in the body.
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Urinary
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The ________system regulates the acid/base balance of the blood in the body.
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Urinary
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The ________system removes all nitrogen containing wastes from body.
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Urinary
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True or False
Nitrogen conatining wastes in the body are the result of the breakdown of proteins and nucleic acids. |
True
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The ________system helps regulate the reabsorption of water and electrolytes in the kidneys.
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endocrine
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The ___________(digestive system) synethesizes Urea that must be excreted by the kidneys.
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Liver
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A standard position in which the body is facing forward ,the feet are parallel to each other and the arms are at the sides with the palms facing forward.
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Anatomical form
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The anatomical term meaning " towards the upper end of the body or structure"
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Superior
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The anatomical term meaning "toward the lower end of the body or structure"
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Inferior
Pg 122 Table 3.3 definition : inferior |
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The anatomical term meaning "Toward the front of the body or structure"
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Anterior
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The anatomical term meaning "Towards the rear of the body or structure"
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Posterior
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The anatomical term meaning "towards the middle of the body or structure"
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Medial
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Anterior is the anatomical term meaning what ?
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The anatomical term meaning "Toward the front of the body or structure"
Pg 122 Table 3.3 Anterior: definition |
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Posterior is the anatomical term meaning what ?
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The anatomical term meaning "Towards the rear of the body or structure
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Medial is the anatomical term meaning what ?
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The anatomical term meaning "towards the middle of the body or structure
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The anatomical term meaning "Toward the outer sides of the body or body structure"
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Lateral
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"Lateral" is the anatomical term meaning what ?
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The anatomical term meaning "Toward the outer sides of the body or body structure"
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Intermediate is the anatomical term meaning what ?
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The anatomical term meaning "between medial and lateral"
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The anatomical term meaning "between medial and lateral"
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Intermediate
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The opposite of anterior
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Posterior
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The opposite of superior : towards the lower end of the body or body structure
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Inferior
Pg 122 Table 3.3 |
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The opposite of medial
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lateral
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The opposite of lateral
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Medial
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The opposite of Posterior
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Anterior
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The opposite of distal
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proximal
Pg 122 Table 3.3 Proximal Description |
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The opposite of proximal
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distal
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The anatomical term meaning "towards the outer sides of the body or structure"
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Lateral
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The anatomical term meaning " between medial and lateral"
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Intermediate
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The anatomical term meaning " close to the origin of the body part or close to the point of attachment
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Proximal
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The opposite of anterior
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Posterior
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The opposite of superior
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Inferior
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The opposite of medial
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lateral
P 122 3.3 |
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The opposite of lateral
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Medial
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The opposite of Posterior
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Anterior
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The opposite of distal
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proximal
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The opposite of proximal
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distal
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The anatomical term meaning "towards the outer sides of the body or structure" opposite of medial
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Lateral
Pg 122 Table 3.3 Definition of Lateral |
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The anatomical term meaning " between medial and lateral"
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Intermediate
P122 3.3 |
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The anatomical term meaning " close to the origin of the body part or close to the point of attachment
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Proximal
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The anatomical term meaning "away from the origin of the body part or point of attachment ( opposite of Proximal)
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Distal
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Opposite of Distal
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Proximal
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Opposite of Proximal
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Distal
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The anatomical term meaning "toward ar at the body surface"
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Superficial
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The anatomical term meaning" Away from or below the body surface" (opposite of superficial)
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Deep
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Anatomical term meaning "opposite of superficial"
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Deep
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Anatomical term meaning" A cut made along a longitudinal plane dividing the body into right and left parts"
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Sagittal section
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Sagittal Section
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Anatomical term meaning" A cut made along a longitudinal plane dividing the body into right and left parts"
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MidSagittal Section
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Anatomical term meaning" A cut made down the median of the body"
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Transverse section
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The anatomical term for a "cut made along a horizontal plane to divide the body into upper and lower regions" a cross section
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The anatomical term for a "cut made along a horizontal plane to divide the body into upper and lower regions" a cross section
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Transverse section
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Frontal Section
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The anatomical term for a "cut made along a longitudinal plane to divide the body into front and back regions"
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The anatomical term for a "cut made along a longitudinal plane to divide the body into front and back regions"
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Frontal Section
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The anatomical term for the cavity containing the spinal column and the cranial cavity
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Dorsal body cavity
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what does the Ventral Body Cavity contain ?
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The ventral body cavity contains all the structures within the chest and the abdomen
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The _______ body cavity contains all the structures within the chest and the abdomen
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Ventral
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The diaphragm divides the ventral cavity into the _______ cavity (superior to the diaphragm) and the abdominal and pelvic cavities (below the diaphragm)
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Thoracic
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The diaphragm divides the ventral cavity into the thoracic cavity (superior to the diaphragm) and the _______and pelvic cavities (below the diaphragm)
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abdominal
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True or False
The eleven organ systems in the human body work together to carry out the functions necesary for life. |
True
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Every individual begins as a single cell that multiplies to form distinct patterns or groupings of cells called __________ .
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Tissue
Pg 123 Paragraph 1 |
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True or False
Tissues grow and mature to form specific organs and organs carry out specific body functions. |
True
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The bodily function that recieves ,interprets and responds to internal and external stimuli via the nervous system is ____________
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Adaptation
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The bodily function that transports oxygen and other nutrients to tissues via the cardiovascular system
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Circulation
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The bodily function that removes metabolic wastes from the body
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Elimination
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The bodily function that allows voluntary and involuntary movement of the body via the musculoskeletal and neurological syatems
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Locomotion
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The bodily function that allows us to take in and breakdown nutrients to be used for metabolism via the digestive system
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Nutrtion
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The bodily function that allows humans to take in Oxygen and expel carbon dioxide via the respiratory system
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Oxygenation
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The hormonal control of body functions via the endocrine system is handled by this bodily function
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Regulation
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The body function responsible for the production of off spring via the reproductive system
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Self - Duplication
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When all the needs of the body are met and all the organ systems are working properly, the body is in a stable state known as ____________
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Homeostasis
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What does it mean for the body to be in a state of "homeostasis"?
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When all the needs of the body are met and all the organ systems are working properly, the body is in a stable state known as homeostasis
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Name eight things that all higher level life forms have in common
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Maintaining boundaries, responding to enviromental change, Moving about, Ingesting and digesting nutrients, reproducing, growing,removing waste and the production of energy through metabolism
p123 3.5 |
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The cells in the human body are ____________ cells.
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Eukaryotic Cells
p123 3.5 |
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The cells in the human body are eukaryotic cells, which means they are surronded by a ____________
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Membrane
p123 3.5 |
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True or False
The membrane surronding the eukaryotic cells is semi -permiable, it allows some substances to pass through while restricting others. |
True
Pg 123 Table 3.5 Maintaining Boundaries: Description |
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The ___________system that surronds the entire body protects it from enviromental stimuli and pathogens.
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Integumentary
p123 3.5 |
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The _____________ inside the eukaryotic cells, is also surronded by a membrane.
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Organelles
Pg 123 Table 3.5 Description of Maintaining boundries |
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The hands ability to withdrawl from painful stimuli before the brain percieves the pain is an example of what type of reflex
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Involuntary
p123 3.5 |
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An individuals ability to physically move away from danger is an example of what type of responce
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Voluntary
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The primary purpose of muscular tissue is to support _________ of the body
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Movement
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The Muscular system moves the bones in the skeletal system and this movement is voluntary. |
True
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The muscle tissue in the Cardiovascular, digestive, reproductive,Urinary, and respiratory systems also support movement . Is this movement voluntary or Involuntary
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Involuntary
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The organs in the ____system work to remove nutrients from food and transport those nutrients to other parts of the body using the cardivascular system
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Digestive
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The organs in the Digestive system work to remove nutrients from food and transport those nutrients to other parts of the body using the ________ system
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Cardiovascular
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True or False
The reproductive system plays a key role in reproduction, and hormones regulate the process |
True
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True or False
Growth occurs due to changes in several body systems |
True
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True or False
Growth occurs due to changes in only the skeletal system |
False
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True or False
As we grow the skeletal and Muscular systems maintain the same shape |
False
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True or False
As we grow the Skeletal and muscular systems change shape and the digestive system removes nutrients from food that are transported to the cells via the cardivascular system. |
True
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True or False
The endocrine system releases hormones that signal when and how much growth should occur |
True
Pg 123 Table 3.5 Growing: Description |
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Once nutrients have been removed from food in the digestion system, the waste that remains is excreted from the body using organs in both the digestive system and the urinary system. |
True
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__________is the use of energy by cells as a result of chemical reactions within the cells.
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Metabolism
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True or False
The digestive and respiratory system supply the nutrients and oxygen that the body needs to support metabolism. |
True
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Hormones secreted by the bodys digestive system regulate the body's metabolism. |
False ...hormones secreted by the Endocrine system regulate the body's metabolism
Pg 123 Table 3.5 Metabolizing:description |
