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Levels of OrganizationCells, Tissues,Organs, Systems, Organism
Simplest level of organizationCells
Most complex level of organizationOrganism
Voluntary MusclesYou control-arm, leg
Involuntary MusclesOut of our control-heart, stomach
Number of skeletal muscles600+
Skeleltal MusclesMove bones
Smooth MusclesLine our internal organs
Cardiac MusclesSurround heart, pump 24-7
DeltoidShoulder muscle
MastoidNeck Muscle
GastrocnemiusCalf muscle
Gluteus maximusButt muscles
Largest organSkin
Function of skinProtection, Senses, Temperature, Vitamins, Sweat
MelaninPigment in skin
EpidermisOuter layer of skin
DermisCenter layer of skin
Fat LayerThird layer containing blood vessels
Skeletal SystemProtects organs, makes blood, supports
Skin SystemProtects, Maintains temp and senses, Vitamin D
Simple FractureDoes not exit skin
Compound FractureBreak exits skin
MarrowMakes blood cells
CartilageSmooth, shock absorber between bones
LigamentAttaches bones
OsteoporosisDisease causing decreased bone mass
CraniumSkull
ClavicleCollar bone
Gluteus MaximusButt Muscle
GastocnemiusCalf Muscle
MastoidNeck Muscles
PatellaKnee Cap
FemurLarge bone on top of leg
PhallangesFingers and Toes
CarpalsWrists
TarsalsAnkles, Heels
HumerusLarge bone on top of arm
Central Nervous SystemBrain and Spinal Cord
Peripheral Nervous SystemNerves
CerebrumLarge part of brain controls learning, memory
CerebellumControls balance, movement
MedullaControls breathing, heart rate
Spinal CordConnect Brain to Body
ReflexInvoluntary Response
StimulusCauses a Response (sound, smell etc)
CarbohydratesMain source of energy (sugar,potatoes)
ProteinUsed for growth (eggs, milk)
VitaminsPromotes growth and regulates functions (A,C)
FatsProvides energy and aborbs vitamins
MineralsRegulates chemical reactions (Calcium,iron)
Mechanical DigestionFood chewed and churned
Chemical DigestionLarge molecules of nutrients absorbed
PeristalsisMovement of food through digestive system
Digestive SystemSalivary glands,esophagus, stomach, intestines etc
Large IntestineSmaller in length, aborbs solid waste and water
Small IntestineLonger in length,absorbs water
Liver, Pancreas, GallbladderSecrete chemicals for digestion
WaterVital for survival,can't go long without!
Respiratory SystemCarries oxygen throughout body, removes CO2
PleuraOuter layer of lungs
DiaphragmMuscle that controls breathing
TracheaWindpipe that carries air
Bronchial Tubes"Branches" within lung
RespirationFood and oxygen creating energy
Pituitary GlandMaster Gland controlling many activities
Endocrine SystemControls chemicals and hormones through glands
Pineal GlandProduces melatonin, day/night cycle
Adrenal GlandAttached to kidneys controls excitement
OvariesFemale glands producing eggs and female hormones
TestesMale Glands producing sperm and male hormones
PancreasRegulates sugar
ThyroidControls metabolism and energy
Circulatory SystemFunction to transport oxygen via blood all over body
CardioPrefix means heart
VascularSuffix Means vascular
VeinsTakes blood to heart (blue)
ArteryTakes blood away from heart (red)
AtriumTop right and left chamber of heart
VentriclesBottom chambers of heart
Vena CavaSuperior and Inferior to heart
Red CrossUniversal blood donation organization
PlasmaMakes up 1/2 of blood content
Red Blood CellsCarry Oxygen
White Blood CellsFight disease and infection
PlateletsClot blood
Universal DonorBlood Type O
Universal ReceiverBlood Type AB
rH FactorPositive or Negative appearance of antigen


Vog FYI
Richard M. Teitelman
NJ

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