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| Substance in rbc that carries oxygen and gives blood its color |
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| protection against disease or condition |
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| process of supplying cells with oxygen and removing c2o from them |
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| process of physically and chemically breaking down food so it can be absorbed by the cells |
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| burning of food for heat and energy by the cells |
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| blood vessel that carries blood away from heart |
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| involentary muscle contractions in digestive system that move food through alimentary canal |
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| organs working together to perform a certain function |
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| basic unit of body structure |
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| groups of tissues with the same function |
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| group of cells with simular function |
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| process by which theh lining of the uterus breaksup and is discharged from body through the vagina |
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| chemical substance secreted by glands into the bloodstream |
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| blood vessel that carries blood to the heart |
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| basic unit of body structure |
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| physical and chemical traits inherited by children |
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| anchors connects and supports other body tissues |
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| living cells of the epidermis contain... |
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| pigment that gives skin color |
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| blood cells are manufactured in |
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| joints move smoothly because |
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| joint that moves in all directions |
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| the central nervous system consists of... |
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| heart rate breathing blood vessel size and swallowing |
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| cushions shocks that could injure structures of brain and spianl cord |
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| ranial nerves conduct impulses between |
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| brain and head neck chest and abdomen |
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| sympathetic nervous system is stimulated |
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| recptors for vision and nerve fibers of the optic nerve are found in the |
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| what structure in the ear is inviolved in balance? |
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| hemoglobin in rbc gives blood its red color and carries |
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| protect body against infection |
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| recieves blood from lungs |
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| caryy blood away from heart |
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| in lungs oxygen and c2o are exchanged |
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| between alveoliand capillaries |
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| the bony framework of ribs sternum and vertebre |
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| food is moved through the alimentary canal by |
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| water is absorbed from chyme in the |
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| digested food is absorbed through tiny projections called... |
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| function of the urinary system |
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| remove waiste products from blood |
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| bladder contains about ... when a person feels the need to urinate |
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| testosterone is needed for |
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| male secondary sex charactoristics |
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| oies secrete progesterone and |
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| when an ovum is released from an ovary it firsts travels through the |
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| the endometrium breaks up |
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| fertilized cell implants in the |
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| too little insulin produced in the pancreas is called |
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| when antigens enter the body theyre attacked by |
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| connective tissue at end of long bones |
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| membrane that covers bone |
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| point where two or more bones meet |
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| acts as a lubrcantso teh joint can move smoothly |
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| contains eustchian tubes and ossicles |
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| has 12 pairs of cranial nerves and 31 pairs of spinal nerves |
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| outside of cerebrum and controls highest function of the brain |
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| periphrial nervous system |
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| inner layer of eye;receptors for vision are contained here |
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| controls involentary muscles heart beat blood pressure and other functions |
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| light enters eye through structure |
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| contains midbrain pons and medulla |
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| waxy substance secreted in auditory canal |
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| contains semicircular canal and cochlea |
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| thin sac covering the heart |
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| substance in blood that picks up oxygen |
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| thick muscular portion of the heart |
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| platelet neccisary for clotting |
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| membrane lining inner surfaceof heart |
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| air passes from larynx into this structure |
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| 2layered sac that covers the lungs |
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| piece of cartilage that acts like a lid over that larynx |
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| seperates the lungs from the abdominal cavity |
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| small branch that divides from the bronchus |
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| structure that adds more digestive juices to chyme |
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| semiliquid food mixture formed in stomch |
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| portion of GI trac that absorbs food |
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| portion of GI trac that absorbs water |
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| moistens food particles in the mouth |
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| produces digestive juices |
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| basic working unit of the kidney |
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| bean shaped structure that produces urine |
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| cluster of capilllaries in Bowman's capsule |
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| structure that allows urine to pass from the bladder |
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| tube attatched to the renal pelvis of the kidney |
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| hollow muscular sac that stores urine |
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| opening at the end of the urethra |
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| fluid and waste products form urine in this structure |
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| two folds of tissue on each side of the vagina |
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| sac between thighs that contains testes |
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| external genatalia for females |
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| testicles; sperm produces here |
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| attached to uterus;ovum travel though this structure |
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| stores sperm and produces semen |
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| released by pancreas regulates sugar in blood |
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| sex hormone secreted by testes |
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| sex hormone secretes by overies |
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| regulates calcium level in body |
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| stimulates to produce energy durring emergencies |
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| normal body substances that reconize abnormal or unwanted substances |
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| group of cells that destroy invading cells |
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| group of white blood cells that digest and destroy microorganisms |
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| group of cells that cause production of antibodies |
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| abnormal or unwanted substances |
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| types of wbc that produce antibodies |
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| three main types of muscles |
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| cardiac visceral and skeletal |
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| 4 functions of skeletal muscle |
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provide volentary movement
produce heat and energy
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| two ways skeletal muscles attatch to bones |
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| lower arrm toward uppearm |
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| away from side of the body |
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| straightening lower leg away from upper leg |
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| turning body part on its own axis |
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| space between neurons where nervous impulses jump from 1 neuron to another |
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| reasoning thought memory speech sigh hearing... |
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| balance muscle tone posture |
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| conducting messages and impulses |
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| determines sence of smell |
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| valve between left ventricle and aorta |
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| blood cell required for clotting process |
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| valve between right ventricle and pulmonary artery |
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| upper chamber of the heart |
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| blood cell that carries oxygen and c2o |
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| valve between left atrium an dleft ventricle |
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| period of ventricular contraction in the heart |
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| order of pathway of blood |
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right atrium
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pulmonary artery
lungs
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