Body Structure Part 1 Flashcards

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What are cells

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Basic unit of life

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What are cell types

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Become different an embryo: do specialized functions

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What is tissue

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Group of cells with the same function

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What are the four major types of tissue

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Epithelia
Connective
Nervous
Muscle

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What is epithelial tissue

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Sheets of tightly packed cells that cover the body or line internal organs

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Example of epithelial tissue

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Skin, lining of organs multiple types in organs

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What is connective tissue

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Support and connect tissues and organs

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Example of connective tissue

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Cushion, insulate, and connects organs

Bones cartilage fat blood loose connective tissue

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What is nervous tissue

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Transmits signals in the body in response to changes in the environment

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What is a neuron

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The basic unit of a nervous tissue

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What is the muscle tissue

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Aid in the movement of an organism as well as the transport of blood and food

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Which type of tissue can be voluntary or involuntary

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Muscle

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What is a voluntary muscle

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Are able to be controlled by your own well, these include the skeletal muscles

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What are involuntary muscles

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Work without in conscious control of the organism these tissues include the cardiac tissue of the heart as well as the smooth muscle tissue in many other organisms

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What is an organ

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Several tissues that do a job together

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What is an example of an organ

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Eye, stomach, heart

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What is an organ system

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A unit of multiple organs that together perform a vital body function

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What are the organ systems

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Respiratory
Digestive
Urinary
Lymphatic
Circulatory
Integument
Skeletal
Muscular
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What is the function of the integument organ system

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Covers and protects body
Regulate temperature
Excrete waste

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Function of the digestive system

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Receives food, converts there molecules into forms that can pass through cell membranes, and eliminates materials that are not consumed

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What does the digestive system include

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Mouth, tongue teeth salivary gland’s esophagus stomach liver gallbladder pancreas small and large intestines

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What is the function of the circulatory system

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Transports oxygen and nutrients hormones and waste

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What is the function of the nervous system

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Send receives and interprets signals

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What are the main organs of the nervous system

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Brain
spinal cord
nerves and
sensory organs

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What are the main organs in the circulatory system
Heart | blood vessels
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What is homeostasis
Conditions of maintaining a stable internal environment in an organism
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How is homeostasis maintained
Negative feedback
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What is negative feedback
Body's response to stimulus that opposes the original ____
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What is irritability
Ability of a cell to respond to its environment
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In multicellular organisms the ______ and _____ Control the regulation and coordination of responses
Nervous and endocrine systems
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What is CNS
Central nervous system
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What is PNS
Peripheral nervous system
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The organs of the nervous system are divided into the
Central and peripheral
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Nonstructured
``` Cell body Dendrites Axon Myelin sheaths Axon terminal ```
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What is the cell body
Contains the organelles usually found in cells
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What are the dendrites
Small branches that provide receptive surface and send signal toward the cell body
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What is the axon
Arises from the cell body to pass the electrical signal, this signal is made by passing potassium and sodium ions across the membrane in an action potential
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What is myelin sheaths
May cover the axon to increase the speed of the action potential
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What is an axon terminal
Where electrical signals are passed to the next neuron as a synapse
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What is synapse
Branches of the axon convert electrical signal into chemicals
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Action of sending the signal is called a
Synapse
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What are sensory neurons
Receptors that detect internal and Extertal changes
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What are interneurons
Located entirely in the central nervous system that integrates sensory information and sends motor impulses
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Peripheral nervous system
Motor and sensory neurons that branch out throughout the body
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Central nervous system
Brain and spinal cord Cerebellum: voluntary thought cerebellum: coordinates muscle movement brainstem: ponds and medulla involuntary functions and connects to body
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Somatic
Voluntary examples are smell site taste or sound
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Autonomic
Involuntary
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Which kind of reflex happens with out the brain
Involuntary
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What are the levels of body structure organization
``` Atom Molecule Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ system Organism ```