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What are the 8 digestive systems?
- -Salivary Glands -Liver
- -Pharynx -pancreas
- -Esophogus -large intestine
- -Stomach
- -Small Intestine
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Urinary Bladder?
Stores urine
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Sensory Receptors?
Provide sensation of touch, pressure, temparature and pain
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Function of respitory system?
delivers air to sites where gas exchange occurs
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Bone Marrow?
Primary site of blood cell production
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Lungs?
- Include airways and alveoli
- responsible for air movement
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Urinary Kidney Function?
Filtiration
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Large Intestine
Removes H20 and stores waste
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Digestive Role Of Pancreas
Secrets enzymes anc contains endocrine cells
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Thymus
Controls devolpment and maintenance of T Cells
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Seven Respiratory Structures?
- -Nasal Cavity
- -Pharynx
- -trachea -Bronchi
- - lungs -alveoli
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Nasal Cavity
Filters warm air
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Nails
protect and stiffen distal digets
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Hair follicles
Produces hair
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Pituitary gland
- releases hormones
- regulates growth and fluid balance
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Function of Skeletal System
- supports and protects soft tissues
- mineral storage
- blood formation
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Integumentary System
protects from enviromental hazards and temp control
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Function of the Nervous System
directs immediate responses to stimuli
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Kidneys
Contols red blood cell production
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Functions of skeletal muscles
- produces heat
- supports posture
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Brain (ANS)
Performs complex integrative functions
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Adrenal Glands
Adjust water balance and tissue metabolism
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Pancreas
Regulaes blood glucose levels
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CNS
Control center for nervous system
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Dermis
- Nourishes epidermis
- provides strength
- contains glands
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Alveoli
Site of gas exchange between air and blood
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Trachea
Keeps airway open
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Skeletal Structures
- 206 bones
- cartilage
- ligaments
- bone marrow
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Axial skelton
- skull
- vertebrae
- sacrum
- ribs
- sternum
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Ligaments
- attach bone to bone
- control unwanted movements
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Function of urinary system
eliminates extra water,salts and waste
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Esopagous
delivers food to stomach
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Small Intestine
absorbes nutrients
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Appendicular Skeleton
limbs and bones provise movement
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Pharynx
conducts air to larynx
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Lymph Nodes
Monitor the composition of Lymph
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Larynx
protects opening to trachea
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Spinal Cord
Relays info to and from the brain
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Scrotum
Surronds and controls temprature of testes
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Urethra
Conducts urine to exterior
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PNS
Links CNS with other systems
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Testes
Secrets hormones and produces gametes
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Tendons
Attach muscle to bone
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Endocrine structures
- pituitary gland
- thyroid gland
- parathyroid gland
- thymus, kidneys, pancreas
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Cartillage
Deepens and softens articulations
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Thyroid Gland
- Contols metabolic rates
- Regulates calcium levels
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parathyroid gland
helps thyroid regulate calcuim levels
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Epidermis
Covers surface and protects underlying tissue
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Prostate
Secrets buffers and fluid
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Bronchi
Same roll as Trachea
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Epididymis
Site of sperm maturation
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Succutaneous Layer
Stores lipids, attaches skin to deeper structures
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Thymus
Forms and devolpes lymphocytes
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Pharynx
Passageway connected to esopagous
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Lymphatic Vessels
Carry lymph to tissues in circulatory system
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Spleen
Monitors circulating blood
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Liver
Secrets bile and regulates blood
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Bones
Support and protect soft tissue
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Salviary Glands
- Provide lubrication
- Starts digestion
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Cardiovascular structures
- HEART
- ARTERIES
- VEINS
- BLOOD
- BLOOD VESSLES
- CAPILLARIES
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Lymphatic System
Defend against protection
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Muscular System
support, heat and protection
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Function of Axial Skeleton
protect brain and spinal cord, chest cavity
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Function of Endocrine System
Direct long term changes in the activties of other organ systems
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