Chapter 40: Animal Form and Function Flashcards

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The Body - An Orientation

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  • Anatomy
    • study of the body structure
  • Physiology
    • Study of body function
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Anatomy - Levels of Studying

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  • Gross Anatomy
    • Large structures
    • Easily observable
  • Microscopic Anatomy
    • ​​Very small structures
    • Can only be viewed with a microscope
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Levels of Organization

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Integumentary System

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  • External body covering
  • Protects deep tissue from injury
  • Helps regulates body temp
  • House nerve receptors
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Skeletal System

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  • Protects organs
  • Muscle attachment
  • Blood production
  • Stores minerals
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Muscular System

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  • Produces movement
  • Produces heat
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Nervous System

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  • Fast acting control center
  • Receives and interprets stimuli
  • Activates muscles, glands
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Endocrine System

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  • Secretes hormones
    • Growth
    • Reproduction
    • Metabolism
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Cardiovascular System

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  • Transport materials in body via blood pumped by heart
    • O2
    • CO2
    • Nutrients
    • Wastes
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Lymphatic System

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  • Returns fluids to blood vessels
  • Cleanses the blood
  • Involved in immunity
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Respiratory System

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  • Keeps blood supplied with oxygen
  • Removes carbon dioxide
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Digestive System

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  • Breaks down food
  • Allows for nutrient absorption into blood
  • Eliminate indigestible material
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Urinary System

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  • Eliminates nitrogenous wastes
  • Regulates water and electrolytes
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Reproductive System

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  • Produces offspring
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Interrelationships Among Body Systems (picture)

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​Body Tissues

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  • Histology - study of tissues
  • Four major categories
    1. Epithelial Tissue
    2. Connective Tissue
    3. Muscle Tissue
    4. Nervous Tissue
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Epithelial Tissue

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  • Locations
    • Body coverings
    • Body Linings
  • Functions
    • Protection
    • Absorption
    • Secretion
    • Excretion
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Connective Tissue

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  • Functions
    • Binds tissues together (tendons)
    • Support the body (bone)
    • Provide Protection (bone, blood)
    • Transport (blood)
    • Storage (bone, fat)
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Extracellular Matrix

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  • Cells scattered in an extracellular matrix
  • Two main elements:
      1. Ground Substance
      1. Fibers
        * Collagen (white) fibers
        * Elastic (yellow) fibers
        * Reticular fibers
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​Classification of Connective Tissue

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  • Can be divided into 3 subgroups
    • Loose connective tissue
    • Dense connective tissue
    • Specialized connective tissue
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Loose Connective Tissue

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  • Not tightly woven
  • Fills spaces between organs
  • Has 2 types:
    1. Areolar
    2. Adipose
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Areolar Tissue (Loose)

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  • Like “cobwebs”
  • Functions as a packing tissue
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Adipose Tissue (Loose)

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  • Contains many fat cells
  • Functions
    • Insulates the body
    • Protects some organs
    • Serves as fuel storage
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Dense Connective Tissue

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  • Made of tightly packed protein fibers
  • Tough collagen fibers, elastin fibers
  • Locations:
    • Tendons - attach skeletal muscle to bone
    • Ligament - attach bone to bone at joints
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**Specialized Connective Tissue**
* Bone * Cartilage * Blood
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**Bone (Specialized Connective Tissue)**
* Composed of: * Bone cells (osteoblasts) * Hard matrix of calcium salts * Large numbers of collagen fibers * Used to protect; support the body
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**Cartilage (SCT)**
1. **Hyaline cartilage** * **​​​**Most common type of cartilage * Composed of: * Collagen Fibers (glassy matrix) * Locations * Costal Ribs
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**Cartilage cont..**
* **Elastic Cartilage** * Highly elastic * Location: * The external ear * **Fibrocartilage** * Strong; flexible * Location: * Cushion-like discs between vertebrae
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**Blood (SCT)**
* Unique fluid tissue * Made of **plasma** and blood cells * **Red** and **white blood cells** * Transport vehicle for materials
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**Muscle Tissue**
* Function is to produce movement * Three muscle types 1. **Skeletal** 2. **Cardiac** 3. **Smooth**
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**Skeletal Muscle**
* Under **voluntary** control * Contracts to pull on bones or skin * Characteristics of skeletal muscle cells * _Striated_ * _Multinucleate_ (more than one nucleus) * _Long, cylinder cells_
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**Cardiac Muscle**
* Under involuntary control * Found only in the **heart** * Function is to pump blood * Characteristics: * Cardiac muscle cells attached each other at intercalated disks * Striated
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**Smooth Muscle**
* Under involuntary control * Found in walls of hollow organs such as stomach, blood vessels * Characteristics: * No visible striations * Spindle-shaped cells
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**Nervous Tissue**
* Composed of neurons and nerve support cells **(Glia)** * Control and coordinate the body * **Irritability -** picks up changes * **Conductivity -** sends messages