Final Flashcards

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Inspiration is?

A

breathing in (inhalation)

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2
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expiration is?

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moving away from lungs (exhale)

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3
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Pharynx (throat)?

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connects the nasal and oral cavity to the larynx

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4
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larynx?

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box like structure (made of carilage) “voice box” it holds vocal chords

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5
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the glottis is what?

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the opening in the larynx between the vocal cords

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6
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epiglottis is what?

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prevents void in the voice box, opens / closes

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7
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Trachea is?

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the “wind pipe”, cilia is found here so it’s ciliated. Filter sweepers, mucus secretes mucous here

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What are Bronchi?

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the large tubes that connect to your trachea (windpipe) and direct the air you breathe to your right and left lungs

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Bronchioles are what?

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the smallest air passageways in the lungs, branching off from the larger bronchi.

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alveolis are what?

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tiny air sacs located in the lungs where gas exchange, specifically the transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide, occurs between the air and the bloodstream

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digestion is?

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breaking down food into smaller nutrient molecules that can be absorbed and used by the body for energy.

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12
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mechanical digestion occurs where?

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mostly in the mouth (teeth)

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13
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chemical digestion is?

A

enzymes to break down food

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14
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the tongue is?

A

a muscle; taste buds

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15
Q

salivary glands do?

A

produce saliva (salivary amylase)

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16
Q

how many teeth do children and adults have?

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children 20; adult 32 permanent teeth

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17
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bolus is what?

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mixture of chewed food and saliva

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18
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esophagus is?

A

muscular tube

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19
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what is peristalsis?

A

pushes food the way it should go

20
Q

heart burn

A

acids from stomach back up to esophagus

21
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the “j” shaped organ is?

22
Q

stomachs have what?

A

strong acid, goblet cells embedded in the lining

23
Q

how long does it take for food to turn into a liquid in the stomach?

24
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how long is the small intestines?

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6 meters, 2 cm diameter

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what is absorbed in the small intestines?
nutrients
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the small intestines is made of what?
villi, finger like projections that increase surface area for more absorption
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what are villi made of?
micro villi
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how long is the large intestines?
approximately 5 feet (1.5 meters) long, 6 1/2 cm diameter
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what happens in the large intestines?
whats not absorbed goes here, water, salts
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the appendix does what?
fights infection
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where is the appendix located?
front end of the large intestines
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immunity is what?
the body's ability to defend itself against disease or pathogens
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antigens are?
any foreign substances that stimulates the immune system to react.
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antigen receptors are?
protein that combines with an antigen
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what shape are antigen receptors?
Locke and key
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antibodies are?
shaped like antigen receptors, combine with antigens & neutralize them
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active immunity is?
the immunity which results from the production of antibodies by the immune system in response to the presence of an antigen. (prepared antibodies) temporary, breast feeding (babies)
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allergies are?
hyper sensitivity to substances
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allergens are?
response to antigens
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there are two types of allergens?
immediate response, and delayed
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auto immune system is?
immune system that attacks your own immune system, like its foreign. no cure; treatments
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parts of the urinary system?
kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra,
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kidneys do what?
filter toxins from blood, nephrons round cells
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urinary bladder does what?
stores urine; 600 meals (water bottle is 500 meals)
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urethra is?
bladder & external opening, much shorter in females, bacteria climbs better in females