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A & P Body System

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How many major organ systems are there in the body? 11
How many organ systems does the integumentary system include? One : the skin
How much does the adult's skin weigh? 20 pounds
What is the bodies heaviest organ? The skin
The integumentary, skeletal and muscular system all belong to what grouped system? skeletomuscular
The neuroendocrine system involves what major body systems? nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular(circulatory), lymphatic/immune, respiratory, digestive
What 2 major body systems does the urogenital system consist of? urinary and reproductive
What is the primary function of the skin? protection
What does the skin protect against? harmful bacteria, entry of chemicals, injury to underlying structures
What do the skin sensors do? regulates temperature by sweating, synthesizes important chemicals, functions as a sense organ
How many bones are there in the skeletal system? 206
What does cartilage do? cushions bones and acts as a connection between one bone and another
___________ are fibrous band of connective tissue that help hold bones together ligaments
connections between two or more bones are called ______________ joints
What are voluntary muscles made up of? skeletal muscle tissues
What muscle group maintains our posture? skeletal muscle tissue
_____________muscle has the ability to contract when stimulated by conscious nerve regulation voluntary
A _________________ is the part of a muscle organ that attaches the muscle to a bone tendon
Where is smoothe muscle located? walls of hollow organs - stomach and small intestine
_________________muscles are stimulated by subconscious regulation involuntary
The brain, spinal cord, and nerves are organs of the __________________system nervous
What makes up the central nervous system (CNS)?> brain and spinal cord
The cranial nerves extend from the ________________ . brain
The spinal nerves extend from the ____________ . spinal cord
What makes up the peripheral nervous system? the cranial and spinal nerves
The nervous system functions to do _________. communicate between body organs, integrate body functions, control body functions, recognize sensory stimulii
What are the signals called that help perform the function of the nervous system? nerve impulses
What is the endocrine system composed of? glands that secrete chemicals ...hormones
TRUE OR FALSE ---the endocrine performs the same function as the nervous system only slower and longer lasting TRUE - refer to your text page 85
What do hormones regulate? growth, metablolism, reproduction and other body activities
What glands are located in the skull? pituitary, pineal gland, and hypothalamus
Where are the thyroid and parathyroid glands located? the neck
Where is the thymus gland located? in the thoracic cavity - mediastinum
Where are the pancreas and the adrenal glands located? abdominal cavity
What does the cardiovascular system consist of? heart, arteries,veins, and capillaries
What is the primary function of the cardiovascular (circulatory) system? transportation -
What does the cardiovascular system transport ? (and don't say blood) oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, hormones and other important substances
Where are wastes transported when released into the bloodstream? excretory organs
How does the circulatory system help regulate body temperature? by regulating blood flow near the surface of the body
Some cells of the body function as a defense of the body. This is called _______________ Immunity
What gland functions as an endocrine gland and a lymphatic organ? thymus
_______________is a watery fluid that contains lymphocytes, protensin and fatty molecules lymph
TRUE OR FALSE Lymph flows through the body in a closed system. FALSE - it flows through lymphatic vessels
What is the function of the lymph? movement of fluid and small particles and fats into the blood
Lymph nodes act as _________________ to trap bacterial cells, and debris filters
What does the immune system do? protects us from disease, toxins, and cancer cells
The respiratory system consists of what major organs? nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs
Tiny thin-walled sacs of the lungs are called _______________ alveoli
The ________________ is a sheet of muscle that inflates the lungs during breathing diaphragm
What are the primary organs of the digestive system? mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum and anal canal
What are the accessory organs of digestion? teeth, salivary glands, tongue, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and appendix
What is the alimentary tract? the GI tract of tube for digestion that is open at both ends (mouth to anus)
Undigested residue that is eliminated from the GI system is known as ______________t __ (I know the first word you though of....) but the official word is FECES.
The urinary system consists of what organs? kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra
The _________________ clean the blood of waste products and maintain electrolyte, water and acid-bases in the body kidneys
The waste product produced by the kidneys is called __________________ urine
The function of the reproduction system is for _____________________ gene survival
TRUE OR FALSE - both the female and male reproductive systems have gonads TRUE
The male gonads are the _________________- testes
The female gonads are the _______________ ovaries
The vas deferens extends from the ___________ to the _________________ testis to the urethra
The external genitalia of the male are the ______________________- penis and testes
The external genitalis of the female is the _______________ vulva
Mammory glands are within the _____________ breasts
What are artifical ears called? cochlear implants
What is the artifical kidney called? dialysis machine or dialyzer
What medication does a person who has had an organ transplant have to take for the rest of their lives? immunosuppressives
Created by: Kelly Quijano
 

 



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