Unit 5 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

Through what system does the body transport oxygen?

A

Cardiovascular system

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2
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Give five ways in which the cardiovascular system maintains Homeostasis

A
  • body temperature
  • blood pressure
  • blood volume
  • maintain biological pH
  • protect body from Invaders
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3
Q

How many chambers are there in the heart? And our Atria on the top or the bottom of the heart?

A

Four
Top

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4
Q

Which side of the heart pumps blood to the lungs and which side goes to the body?

A

Blood-> lungs= Right side
Blood-> body= Left side

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5
Q

Arteries carry blood__________ the heart.

A

From

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6
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What is the job of capillaries?

A

To exchange gases

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7
Q

What is dissolved in plasma?

A

Proteins and antibodies

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8
Q

What is the job of all the red blood cell?

A

To carry oxygen

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9
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What is the job of a white blood cell?

A

Protect the body by killing viruses and bacteria

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10
Q

What do platelets help with?

A

Clotting the blood

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11
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What is the difference between a close and open circulatory system? Give an example of a creature that has each. Which one do humans have?

A

Open circulatory system:
-Blood flows freely through Open spaces
- grasshoppers

Close circulatory system
- blood remains within vessels throughout its circulation
- mammals and humans

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12
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What is brought into the body and removed from the body by respiration?

A

Brought into the body: Oxygen
Removed from the body: carbon dioxide

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13
Q

Why do we have mucus?

A
  • filters germs
  • moistens the air
  • traps, dust and bacteria
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14
Q

What goes through the pharynx?

A

Food and Air

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15
Q

What is the name of the door that keeps food out of the lungs?

A

Glottis

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16
Q

The voice box is called

A

Larynx

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17
Q

True or false: The lungs are just basically two large balloons

A

False

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18
Q

What creature has a more efficient respiratory system than we do?

A

Birds

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19
Q

Give the five functions of the digestive system, for each given example of where in the system it occurs.

A
  • mechanical digestion
    • chew with teeth
  • secretion
    • making enzymes
  • chemical digestion
    • acid denaturing proteins from Burger
  • absorption
    • Small intestine
  • elimination
    • body removes waste
20
Q

How is food mostly chemically digested? Acid or enzymes?

21
Q

What is the job of the small intestine?

A

Here, food from the stomach is mixed with many enzymes from the pancreas

22
Q

Large intestine job is

A

Remove water from feces

23
Q

What are the two jobs of the pancreas?

A

Makes enzymes
Makes insulin

24
Q

Give four functions of the liver

A
  • makes bile
  • allows animals to store glucose
  • makes clotting Factor proteins
  • breaks down and recycles old blood cells
25
What are the three functions of kidneys?
- cleans the blood by removing waste - control fluid levels - balance minerals in blood
26
Urine travels from the kidneys to the bladder via the:
Ureters
27
Urine leaves the body through:
The urethra
28
What is the job of the spleen?
The spleen is a "guard post" and watches for infections. It also makes fetal blood and stores blood in adults.
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What do lymph nodes do?
Keep watch over your blood
30
What's the function of tonsils and the appendix?
Act as a defense barrier by trapping and fighting off bacteria and viruses
31
What is an allergy?
An inflammatory response to something not usually considered dangerous
32
Give the two major functions of the endocrine system
Makes hormones, which are used for: Homeostasis- Short-Term change Puberty- Long term change
33
What do gonads release?
Sex Hormones
34
What does the pancreas release? And what is wrong with diabetics concerning insulin?
Insulin Diabetics either don't make enough insulin or don't make any at all.
35
Give the two primary sex organs of males and females respectively
Ovaries and testes
36
The testes make:
Sperm and testosterone
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The ovaries release:
Estrogen and eggs
38
What is made by the seminal vesicles?
Semen
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What is made by the prostate?
Antacid
40
What is made by the bulbourethral glands?
Lubricant
41
What is the job of the penis, reproductively?
Getting sperm inside a vagina
42
What is the purpose of fallopian tubes?
Eggs pass through and fertilization occurs
43
What is shed during a girl's period?
Endometrium (the tissue that lines the uterus)
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What passes through the cervix?
Sperm, menstrual fluid
45
The external reproductive anatomy of a female is collectively known as the:
Vulva
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Is it possible for large foreign objects to pass the cervix into the uterus?
No
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What is the job of mammary glands? (Boobs)
Make, store, and release milk to feed a baby (Lactation)