Eqt Study Guide Flashcards

0
Q

What can you say about the way the chart below is organized ?

Organ system
Organ
Tissue
Cell

A

From more to less complex

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1
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What is the simplest unit of life ?

A

Cell

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2
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Arrange in order from least to most complex the following : heart, cardiac muscle, heart cell, circulatory system.

A

Circulatory, cardiac muscle, heart, heart cell.

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3
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Organs are made of ______?

A

Tissues

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4
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How are cartilage and bone related ? What made up the most of your skeletal system when you were an infant ?

A

Cartilage makes up your bone , bone is made of cartilage. Mostly cartilage

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5
Q

Which of the following is NOT part of the skeletal system ?

Provide support
Excrete wastes
Produce red blood cells
Stores minerals

A

Excrete wastes

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6
Q

What protects your spinal cord ?

A

Vertebrate

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7
Q

The organ system that provides support, attached to muscles, and protects organs is the ________?

A

Skeletal system

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8
Q

Which tissue in the skeletal system cushions the area where two bones Meet ?

A

Cartilage

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9
Q

What is the tissue that connects bone to bone ?

A

Cartilage

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10
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What is the scientific name of the upper arm ?

A

Humorous

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11
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What is the scientific name of the thigh bone ?

A

Femur

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12
Q

How to pairs of skeletal muscles work together ?

A

Contracts and retracts

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13
Q

What type of muscle tissue allows the hear to continuously pump blood ?

A

Cardiac muscle

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14
Q

What is the job of the deltoids?

A

Move your arm

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15
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How does the skeletal muscle help the skeletal system ?

A

Contracts and retracts.

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16
Q

What is the function of the bicep ?

A

To relax when arm is straight

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17
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What is the function of the tricep?

A

To push the bicep when contracting

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18
Q

What type of muscle lines the inside of the digestive tract ( moves food along tract ) ?

A

Smooth

19
Q

Many particles such as dust are inhaled when people breathe. Which part of the respiratory system filters out the majority of these particle/ ?

A

Your nose

20
Q

What is the main function is this structure ?

Lungs connecting to the trachea

A

Brings clean are into the lungs

21
Q

What part of the respiratory system helps the rib cage expand and contract , which helps in the process of breathing ( causes the lungs to expand and contract ) ?

A

Diaphram

22
Q

Alveoli and capillaries are In Close arrangement to allow what to happen ?

A

Oxygen to pass through the body

23
Q

What so the job of the capillary vessels ( what is occurring ) ?

A

Exchanging of gasses

24
Q

One of the main purposes of the human circulatory system is to take oxygen to all of the cells in the body. Which parts of the whole blood makes this possible ?

A

Red blood cells

25
Q

Blood that flows away from the heart going to the body travels mainly through vessels called _______?

A

Arteries

26
Q

The heart is made of muscle and has 4 chambers two on each side. The left side contains mostly of what kind of blood ?

A

Oxygen rich

27
Q

If you have no platelets, what would you not be able to do ?

A

Clot blood

28
Q

What are the main functions of blood ?

A
A. Fight diseases 
B. Supply the body with oxygen
C. Heal wounds
D. Remove wastes 
E. Regulate body temperature
29
Q

If you have no white blood cells what would you not be able to do ?

A

Fight diseases

30
Q

What’s do valves do ? Where are they found in the circulatory system ?

A

They keep blood flowing in one direction and they are found in the heart

31
Q

What is the name of the type of blood vessel that takes blood to the lungs ? To the body from the heart ?

A
  1. Pulmonary artery

2. Aorta

32
Q

What type of blood is found on the right side of the heart ?

A

Oxygen deficient

33
Q

Describe how good moves through the digestive track ? What would happen if this process stopped ?

A

Peristalsis

34
Q

What function do the villi in the small intestine preform ?

A

Absorb nutrients

35
Q

What is breaking, crushing, and mashing food called ?

A

Mechanical digestion

36
Q

Which organ is not functioning properly if an individual is unable to compact waste of re absorb liquid from undigested food ?

A

Large intestine

37
Q

Where does most chemical digestion take place ?

A

Small intestine

38
Q

What is going on in the stomach vs. small intestine ?

A

Stomach - digestion

Small intestine - absorption

39
Q

If you are hungry what process in your body are you going through ?

A

Homeostasis

40
Q

What are the functions of the urinary system ?

A

Clean blood & eliminate liquid wastes

41
Q

What is the function of the nephron ?

A

Remove wastes from the blood and make urin

42
Q

What are two tubes from the nephron to the bladder ?

A

Ureters

43
Q

What is one tube from the bladder to leave your body ?

A

Urethra

44
Q

What is the storage area for the liquid wastes ?

A

Bladder

45
Q

What blood vessel brings blood into the kidney ?

A

Vein

46
Q

What blood vessel takes blood from the kidney ?

A

Renal artery