organ systems Flashcards

(26 cards)

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circulatory system

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Function: transport nutrients and waste to and from all body tissues

Structures: heart, blood, blood vessels

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red blood cells

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carry oxygen and and CO2

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white blood cells

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defend body agaisnt attack

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platelets

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heal wounds by clotting blood

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plasma

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liquid mixture of water,
salts, minerals, and proteins

moves shit around

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6
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3 blood vessels

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1) artery
2) vein
3) capillary

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artery

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  • transports blood AWAYYYYY from heart (a for away)
  • thick wall high blood pressure
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vein

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  • blood towards heart
  • thin wall low pressure
    oppisite of artery
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capillary

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one-cell thin blood
vessels nearby cells that allow
nutrients and waste to be
exchanged

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a) right side of heart pumps _______ blood to lungs so they can pick up _______.

b) left side pumps _______ blood through the rest of the body.

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a) de-oxygenated, oxygen.
b) oxygenated

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capillary in lung

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● Oxygen moves into blood
● Carbon dioxide moves out of blood

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capillary in other body cells

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● Oxygen moves out of blood
● Carbon dioxide moves into
blood

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respiratory system

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Function: carries air into and out of the lungs, where
gas exchange occurs

Structures: nose, mouth, air passages, diaphragm,
lungs

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a) inhalation: diaphram _______ creating a vacuum that pulls air into the lungs.

b) exhalation: diaphragm ______
which forces air out of the lungs

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a) contracts (moves downwards)

b) relaxes (moves upwards)

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trachea

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big air pathway that branches out into two bronchi

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alveoli

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  • tiny air sacs in lungs
  • gas exchange: transferring oxygen from inhaled air into the bloodstream and removing CO2 from blood.
  • thin membrane between the alveoli and surrounding capillaries.
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digestive system

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Function: to extract nutrients from food and remove
leftover waste

Food pathway: mouth → esophagus → stomach →
small intestine → large intestine → rectum

  • The mouth physically digest food
  • The stomach and small intestine chemically digest
    food
  • The small intestine absorbs nutrients and the large
    intestine absorbs water
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Excretory system

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Function: to filter waste products from the blood
and maintain the proper balance of water and
electrolytes in the body

Urine pathway: Kidneys → Ureter → Bladder →
Urethra → Out of body

19
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nephron

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filters out waste and water to produce urine as blood flows thru ur kidneys

20
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reproductive system ;)

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Function: produces gametes; produce offspring and milk in females

Structures: ovaries (F), uterus (F),
mammary glands (F), testes (M)
● Ovaries produce egg cells
● Testes produce sperm cells
● Uterus is where the fetus develops
● Mammary glands secrete milk

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gametes

22
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skeletal system

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Provides structure,
Supports and protects
organs

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muscular system

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Moves body and moves
materials within the body

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nervous system

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Controls and coordinates
body movement and senses

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endocrine system
Maintains homeostasis, regulates metabolism, and controls growth and sexual development
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lymphatic system
Protects against infections, collects excess fluids and returns them to the blood