Structure and function of body systems End of year test Flashcards

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Five levels of organization?

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Cells → tissues → organs → systems → organism

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What is a tissue?

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Group of similar cells.

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Name an organ in the human body.

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Heart, lungs, or stomach.

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What is an organ system?

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Organs working together.

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5
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Which organ system includes the lungs?

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Respiratory system.

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Two types of tissues in animals?

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Muscle, nervous, or epithelial.

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What connects muscles to bones?

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Tendons.

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Function of ligaments?

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Connect bones at joints.

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Role of cartilage in joints?

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Cushions bones.

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What gas is inhaled during breathing?

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Oxygen (O₂).

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Percentage of oxygen in inhaled air?

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21%

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What happens to diaphragm during inhalation?

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Contracts and flattens.

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Ribcage volume during exhalation?

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Decreases.

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Main waste gas exhaled?

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Carbon dioxide (CO₂).

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15
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Where does gas exchange occur in lungs?

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Alveoli.

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What is the diaphragm?

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Muscle below lungs for breathing.

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Air pressure in chest during inhalation?

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Decreases.

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Composition of exhaled air?

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16% O₂, 4% CO₂, 79% N₂

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How to measure lung volume?

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Blow into tube, measure air.

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20
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Four functions of skeleton?

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Support, protect, move, make blood cells.

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Which bones protect the lungs?

22
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Joint for movement in all directions?

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Ball-and-socket.

23
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What is a fixed joint?

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No movement (e.g., skull).

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Function of bone marrow?

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Makes blood cells.

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Name a hinge joint.
Knee or elbow.
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What connects bones at a joint?
Ligaments.
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Tissue that cushions bones in joints?
Cartilage.
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Where are red blood cells made?
Bone marrow.
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What protects the spinal cord?
Vertebrae.
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What are antagonistic muscles?
Muscles that work in pairs.
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Name an antagonistic muscle pair.
Biceps and triceps.
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What happens when biceps contract?
Forearm bends.
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Muscle in the heart?
Cardiac muscle.
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How do muscles cause movement?
By contracting and pulling bones.
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What connects muscles to bones?
Tendons.
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# Fill in the blank Triceps____ when biceps contract
relax.
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Name an involuntary muscle.
Smooth muscle.
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Muscle that straightens the arm?
Triceps.
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What is gas exchange?
Swap of O₂ and CO₂.
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Where does oxygen enter the blood?
Alveoli.
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Function of alveoli?
Exchange gases with blood.
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What is respiration?
the process of breathing, where we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.
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Waste product removed during exhalation?
Carbon dioxide (CO₂).
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Ribs during inhalation?
Move up and out.
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Ribcage role in breathing?
Protects lungs, helps breathing.
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Diaphragm’s role in exhalation?
helps push air out of the lungs and back into the body.
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Why are alveoli surrounded by capillaries?
For gas exchange with blood.
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Term for breathing out?
Exhalation.