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Lesson 6: Body Systems / Animal Survival Flashcards

1
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Main system in charge of gas exchange

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Respiratory System

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2
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  • inhaling oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide
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BREATHING

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3
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  • use of oxygen to breakdown sugar (glucose)
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RESPIRATION

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4
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  • a spongy air-filled organ
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LUNGS

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5
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specialized organs for fish

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GILLS-

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6
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Nose - Mouth - Pharynx - Larynx
Pharynx - Throat

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Upper respiratory Tract

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7
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Voice Part (Upper respiratory Tract)

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Larynx - Voice Part

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8
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Trachea - Bronchi - Bronchioles - Alveoli
Bronchi - Bronchioles - Small parts - Alveoli - Gas

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Lower Respiratory Tract

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9
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Two types of circulatory system

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Open and Closed circulatory system

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10
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Presence of hemolymph (a type of fluid for open ended vessels)
⁃ Open-ended vessels
⁃ Mostly invertebrates

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Open Circulatory System

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⁃ Blood is separated from the interstitial fluid
⁃ Arteries, veins, and capillaries
⁃ Complex

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Closed Circulatory System

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12
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in charge of the circulation throughout the body

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Circulatory system

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13
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pumps blood throughout the body

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heart

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14
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Two classification of the heat chamber

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Atria and Ventricles

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15
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Ventricles: ___________ atria: receive blood

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pump blood

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16
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55% of the blood

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Plasma

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17
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Leukocytes or Platelets are only _% of the blood

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1%

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18
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Leukocytes or Platelets are only _% of the blood (WBC)

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1%

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19
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Distribute important Substances around the body through arteries and ventricles

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RBC - erythrocyte

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20
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Destroy pathogens

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Leukocytes WBC

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21
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Repair wounded body tissues

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Thrombocytes - Platelets

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22
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  • pump oxygenated blood away from the heart (Oxygenated)
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Arteries

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23
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bring blood towards heart (Deoxygenated)

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Veins

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24
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connect arteries and veins

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Capillaries -

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25
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(Deoxygenated) Vena Cava - Tricuspid Valve - Right Ventricle - Pulmonic Valve - Pulmonary Artery - Lungs (Oxygenated)- Pulmonary Vein - Heart - Left Atrium - Mitral Valve - Left Ventricle - Aortic Valve - Aorta - Whole body.

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Blood flow

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26
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Defense mechanism against pathogens

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Immune System

27
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not built to defend against a specific pathogen

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Innate Immune System

28
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⁃ Skin
⁃ Tears
⁃ Mucus
⁃ Saliva

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First Line of Defense

29
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⁃ White Blood Cells (WBCs)
⁃ Neutrophiles - respond to bacteria or a virus
⁃ Easinophils - rolse in allergy symptopmps

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⁃ Second Line of Defense

30
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⁃ Third line of defense that is activated once that innate immune system fails to protect

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Adaptive Immune System

31
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  • Eliminate pathogens (built to eliminate pathogens - third line of defense)
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B-CELLS and T-CELLS

32
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proteins that attack and remember a specific pathogen

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Antibodies

33
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Processes information and responds to stimuli (control all body systems)

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Nervous System

34
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nerve cells

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Neurons

35
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carry messages from nerves

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Nerve impulses

36
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Two types: Nervous System

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⁃ Central Nervous System
⁃ Peripheral Nervous System

37
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⁃ Brain
⁃ Information processing organ and creates appropriate response to a stimuli
⁃ Spinal Cord
⁃ Connects brain to the PNS, collects and transmits information to the brain

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Central Nervous System

38
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⁃ Sensory Nerves
⁃ Transmit signals from the senses to the brain
⁃ Motor Nerves
⁃ Carry signals from the brain to organs

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Peripheral Nervous System

39
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⁃ Produces hormones that control different activities inside of various organisms

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Endocrine System

40
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Chemical signals that is released to communicate with the body internally

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Hormones

41
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⁃ produce hormones

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Endocrine Glands

42
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process of food intake and conversion of energy

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Nutrition

43
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Ingestion - Digestion - Absorption - Assimilation - Elimination

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Digestive System Processes

44
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Animals use their oral cavities to take food inside of their bodies

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Ingestion

45
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Mouth and Teeth

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Oral Cavities

46
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The process of breaking food mechanically (Teeth) and chemically (enzymes)

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Digestion

47
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The process where the molecules from digestion is taken by the cells and converted into energy.

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Absorption

48
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The process of transporting the nutrients throughout the body

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Assimilation

49
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the production of waste products that the body needs to expel (defecation)

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Elimination

50
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Mouth - Esophagus - stomach - Panchreas - Liver - Intestines - anus

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Digestive Flow

51
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removal of waste from the body

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Excretory System

52
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NitrogenousWastes

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Ammonia and urea (urine)

53
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Kidney -renal vein-artery - Ureter - bladder - urethra

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Human Excretory

54
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UTI -

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Urinary Tract Infection

55
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Provides firm framework and gives shape to the animal’s body

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Skeletal System

56
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Hard covering outside the body

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Exoskeleton

57
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hard framework inside the body

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Endoskeleton

58
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Aiding in locomotion

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Muscular System

59
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  • muscles that make up the heart
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Cardiac Muscles

60
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involuntary cardiac muscle movement

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Herat- pumpiung bloof

61
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-Attached to bones
-Movement (voluntary)

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Skeletal Muscles

62
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muscles - Internal organs except the heart

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Smooth Muscles

63
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⁃ stomach, intestines (involuntary movement)
⁃ Stomach grumbling, urinary bladder

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Smooth Muscles

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