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Human Body-Chapter 1

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HomeostasisBody keeps internal environment stable
Muscular Systemhelps you move
Respiratory Systemabsorbs oxygen and releases carbon dioxide
Nervous Systemsends and receives electrical signals
Skeletal Systemprotects and supports your body parts
Integumentary Systemprotects tissues that lie beneath them
Digestive Systembreaks down food into nutrients
Cardiovascular Systempumps blood through your vessels
Tissuegroup of similar cells working together to perform a certain function
Muscular TissueContraction
Connective TissueHolds organs together. Example: Fat
Nervous Tissuesends electrical signals
Epithelial Tissuecovers and protects underlying tissues
LigamentsConnects bones to bones
TendonConnects bones to muscles
Skeletal System FunctionSupport; Allows movement; Protection; Stores minerals and fat; Produces blood cells
Marrowwithin bones; makes blood cells
JointsTwo bones come together
Ball-and-Socket JointAllows arm to move in all directions; swing in a circles
Hinge JointJoint that allows movement in forward and backward direction; Elbow
Gliding JointJoint that allows bones to glide over each other; wrist
Three types of musclesSkeletal; Smooth; Cardiac
Three types of jointsBall-and-Socket; Hinge; Gliding
Skeletal MuscleBoth voluntary and involuntary; connected to bones
Smooth MuscleInvoluntary; found in digestive tract and blood vessels
Cardiac MuscleInvoluntary; found in the heart
Flexormuscle that bends part of the body
ExtensorMuscle that straightens part of the body
Aerobic exercisesExercise that strengthens the heart and builds endurance
Resistance exercisesExercise that builds muscle
Sprainligaments or tendons are overstretched or torn
Strainmuscles are overstretched or torn
Fracturebreak in a bone
Dislocationbone is forced out of a joint
Osteoporosisbone becomes weak or breaks easily
Arthritisjoint swell or stiffen
TendonitisInflammation of the tendon from overuse
Functions of the Integumentary SystemProtection; Regulates body temp.; Gets rid of waste; Keeps you in touch with outside world
Melaningives skin and hair its color
Epidermisoutermost layer of skin
Dermislower layer of skin; gives skin its strength
Sunburnredness of skin due to overexposure to UV light
Skin cancerdamage to genetic material in skin cells
Ancetoo much oil is produced in glands and follicles clog
Functions of HairBlocks UV light; regulates body temp.; keeps foreign particles out


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