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1
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anatomy

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study of body structure

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physiology

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study of body function

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atoms

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smallest chemical building block

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molecules

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2 or more atoms combined together

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cells

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smallest unit of living things

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integumentary system (structures)

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skin, mucous membranes, hair, nails

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skeletal system (structures)

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bones, cartilage, joints

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muscular system (structures)

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all muscles in body

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nervous system (structures)

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brain, spinal cord, nerves, sensory receptors

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endocrine system (structures)

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endocrine glands and hormones

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cardiovascular system (structures)

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heart, blood vessels, blood

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lymphatic system (structures)

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lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils

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respiratory system (structures)

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nasal passages, pharynx, trachea, bronchi, lungs

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digestive system (structures)

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tube from mouth to anus; oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, rectum, anus, salivary glands, liver, pancreas

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urinary system (structures)

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kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra

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reproductive system (structures)

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testes, scrotum, penis, accessory glands, duct system; ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, vagina

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integumentary system (functions)

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waterproofs, protects deeper tissues, produces vitamin D with sunlight, excretes salt in sweat and helps regulate temperature, sensory receptors report what’s happening at skins surface

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skeletal system (functions)

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framework, protection (skull around brain), blood cells are produced in its cavities, stores minerals

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muscular system (functions)

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produces movement through contractions, skeletal muscles attach to and move bones, other muscles move fluids and other substances through organs

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nervous system (functions)

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sensory receptors detect changes (stimuli), send nerve impulses to CNS, CNS assesses info, responds to activating efforts (muscles and glands)

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endocrine system (functions)

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slower control system, glands produce hormones that regulate other structures, hormones travel in body to control growth

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cardiovascular system (functions)

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delivers o2, nutrients, hormones, and others to cells; removes waste (co2) from cells, WBC and chemicals protect against foreign invaders, heart pumps blood to all body tissues

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lymphatic system (functions)

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returns tissue fluid to blood, cleanses blood, WBC provide immunity

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respiratory system (functions)

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supplies o2, removes co2, gas exchange occurs in tiny air sacs in lungs

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digestive system (functions)

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breaks down food, delivers nutrients to blood for distribution, breakdown for water reabsorption, eliminates dietary waste as feces

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urinary system (functions)

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removes nitrogen-containing waste from blood

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reproductive system (functions)

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produces offspring; testes produce sperm and duct system carries sperm out of body, ovaries produce eggs and uterus houses fetus until birth

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responsiveness or irritability

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ability to sense changes and react

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metabolism

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chemical reactions within the body

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metabolism (function)

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breaks down complex molecules into smaller ones, builds larger molecules from smaller ones, produces energy in the form of ATP, regulated by hormones

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reproduction

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(to produce offspring) cellular level: new cells are used for growth and repair; organismal level: reproductive system handles the task

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growth

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increase cell or body size, hormones play an important role

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nutrients

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chemicals used for energy and cell building (carbs, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals)

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oxygen

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required for chemical reactions, made available by the corporation of the respiratory and cardiovascular system

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water

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60-80% of body weight, most abundant chemical, provides fluid base for body secretions and exertions

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normal body temp

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37 degrees C or 98.6 degrees F

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anatomical position

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standard body position and used to avoid confusion; stand erect, feet parallel, arms hanging at sides with palms facing forwards and thumbs pointing away from body

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superior (cranial)

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towards head

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inferior (caudal)

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away from head

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anterior (ventral)

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toward front of body

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posterior (dorsal)

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toward backside of body

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medial

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toward midline

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lateral

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away from midline

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intermediate

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between medial and lateral structures

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proximal

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closest to point of attachment to the trunk (down body)

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distal

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furthest from point of attachment to trunk (up body)

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superficial (external)

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toward body surface

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deep (internal)

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away from body surface

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abdominal

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abdomen

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acromial

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top of shoulder

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antebrachial

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lower arm

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antecubital

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front of elbow

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axillary

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armpit

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brachial

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upper arm

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buccal

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cheek

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carpal

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wrist

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cervical

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neck

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coxal

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hip

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crural

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leg

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deltoid

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shoulder

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digital

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fingers and toes

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femoral

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thigh

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fibular

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side of leg

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frontal

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forehead

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inguinal

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groin

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mental

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chin

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nasal/nasal cavity

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nose

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oral/oral cavity

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mouth

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orbital/orbital cavity

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eye

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patellar

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front of knee

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pectoral

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chest

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pelvic

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pelvis

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pubic

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genital region

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sternal

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breastbone

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tarsal

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ankle

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thoracic

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chest region

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umbilical

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naval, belly button

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calcaneal

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heel

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cephalic

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head

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gluteal

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buttock

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lumbar

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lower back

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occipital

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back of head

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olecranal

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back of elbow

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popliteal

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back of knee

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sural

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calf

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sacral

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between hips

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scapular

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shoulder blade

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vertebral

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spinal column

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plantar

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sole of foot

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section

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cuts along plane

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plane

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imaginary lines used to divide the body

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sagittal section

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divides body into left and right

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midsagittal

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equal left and right

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frontal section (coronal)

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anterior and posterior (front and back)

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transverse (cross section)

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superior and inferior (top and bottom)

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dorsal cavity

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contains cranial cavity and spinal column

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cranial cavity

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houses brain, protected by skull

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spinal cavity

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houses spinal cord, protected by vertebrae

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ventral cavity

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thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

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thoracic cavity

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heart and lungs, protected by ribs

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abdominal cavity

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stomach, intestines, spleen, liver; protected by trunk muscles

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pelvic cavity

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urinary bladder, reproductive organs, rectum; protected by bony pelvis

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abdominopelvic cavity

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abdominal and pelvic cavity

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middle ear cavity

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middle ear bones (balance)

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homeostasis

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maintaining balance for a constant internal state

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receptor

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responds to changes in the environment (stimuli) and sends info to control center

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control center

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determines set point, analyzes into, and determines appropriate response

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effector

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provides the means of the control centers response to the stimulus and info flows from control center to efferent along efferent pathway

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negative feedback

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homeostatic control mechanisms, shuts off original stimulus or reduces intensity, household thermostat

110
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postitive feedback

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rare in humans, increases original stimulus to push variable further, reaction occurs faster, blood clotting and during childbirth

111
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homeostatic imbalance

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a disturbance in homeostasis resulting in disease (sick)

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