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glottis

opening in the pharynx leading to the respiratory system

epiglottis

covers glottis; when open allows air to pass into/out of lungs, when closed prevents passage of food into respiratory system

pharynx

space in the posterior portion of the mouth that both food and air pass through

peritoneal cavity

abdominal cavity

pleural cavity

chest cavity

thymus gland

bumpy tissue in the throat region; responsible for stimulation of T lymphocytes (WBC)

thyroid gland

important for the regulation of metabolism

larynx

voice box

trachea

tube w cartilaginous rings; connects pharynx with the lungs, air passes in and out

diaphragm

sheet of muscle separating the pleural cavity from the peritoneal cavity; expand the chest cavity and draw air into lungs

liver

production of bile, storage of carbohydrates, control of glucose content in the blood

gall bladder

stores bile produced in the liver and secretes it to the duodenum

stomach

food enters via esophagus, leaves via small intestine; cellular breakdown of food

small intestine

final site food digestion (duodenum, jejunum, ileum)

pancreas

produces digestive enzymes, secreted into small intestine to moderate the acidity of the food passing out of the stomach

colon/ large intestine

absorption of water from the remaining undigested matter and the formation of feces

spleen

processes/stores WBC

kidneys


filter the blood, beginning of the urinary tract

blood

carries o2 and nutrients to cells, transport medium for hormones, contains specialized cells, transports co2 from cells

forebrain

memory, learning, emotions

midbrain

sound and sight

hindbrain

homeostasis, motor coordination

cerebellum

unconscious movements