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Nervous
System
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System
Peripheral
Nervous
System
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Skeletal
System
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Protects internal organs
such as heart and lungs
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What is the rib cage?
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Appendicular Skeleton
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What is the division of
the skeleton that mainly
allows movement?
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Bone Marrow
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What is the site of red
blood cell production?
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What type of joint is the
wrist?
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Gliding Joint
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What type of joint
produces rotational
movement?
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Ball and Socket Joint
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Neuron
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Smallest unit of nervous
system; nerve cell
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Electrical message sent
by neurons
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What is an impulse?
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Axon
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Part of neuron that
releases impulse into
synapse
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Synapse
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What is the space
between neurons?
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Motor Neurons
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What carries messages
from the brain and
spinal cord to the
muscles or glands?
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The brain and ____
make up the central
nervous system.
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Spinal Cord
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Number of lobes in the
brain
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4 lobes
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Controls the thinking;
largest part of brain
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Cerebrum
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In the CNS; Controls
involuntary functions
such as breathing and
heart rate
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Brain Stem
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In the CNS; Controls
voluntary muscle
movement
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Cerebellum
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Muscle tissue that
makes-up the heart
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Cardiac
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Connects bone to
muscle
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Tendon
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Both cardiac and
smooth muscle have
this in common.
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They are both
involuntary
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They do this by
producing heat when
they contract
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How do muscles help
maintain homeostasis?
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Receives messages
from motor neurons to
contract
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Skeletal Muscle Tissue
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Division of nervous
system that connects
brain and spinal cord to
rest of body
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What is the Peripheral
Nervous System?
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What is the division of
the PNS that controls
involuntary processes
such as heart rate?
Autonomic Nervous
System
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Autonomic Nervous
System
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Any change in the
environment
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What is a stimulus?
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Subdivision of nervous
system; controls
voluntary actions; made
up of cranial and spinal
nerves
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What is the somatic
nervous system?
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Involuntary, automatic
response to a stimulus
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What is a reflex?
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Endocrine System
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A feedback mechanism
that is designed to turn
off a hormonal response
in the body
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What is a negative
feedback mechanism?
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Circulatory
System
Immune
System
Respiratory
System
Digestive
System
System
Interactions
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Blood vessel that
carries blood away from
the heart
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Artery
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The purpose or function
of the circulatory system
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To transport materials
through the body
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The “pumping”
chambers of the heart
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Ventricles
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The oxygenated side of
the heart
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The left side
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Makes transfer of
materials in/out of blood
possible
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Capillaries
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Three word description
of immune system
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Protects from infection
(similar phrases are
acceptable)
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Osmosis Jones is a
_____
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What is a white blood
cell?
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Why do we sneeze?
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To get allergens or other
foreign particles out of
nasal passage
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Antibodies
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Chemicals produced by
white blood cells to kill
bacteria
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To destroy viruses in the
body
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Why do we run fevers?
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The process of
exchanging gasses in
the body
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What is respiration?
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Muscle that controls
when we inhale or
exhale
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What is the diaphragm?
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The smallest branches
of tubes leading into the
lungs
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Bronchioles
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Small cluster like
structure surrounded by
capillaries
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Alveoli
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How do cilia in the
trachea help keep the
respiratory system
clean?
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Catches particles and
stimulates a coughing
response.
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Type of digestion that
physically breaks down
food
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What is mechanical
digestion?
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Most nutrients are
absorbed by the body
here
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Small Intestine
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Wave like movement
that makes digestion
possible
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What is peristalsis
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This organ produces
insulin to break down
blood glucose during
digestion
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Pancreas
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The liver produces ____
to break down fats in
the body.
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What is bile?
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Prevents food and liquid
from going into the
trachea
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Epiglottis
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Allows air from lungs to
pass into the blood
stream
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Capillaries
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Muscle that helps us
breath by contracting or
expanding the lungs
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What is the diaphragm?
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These let voluntary
muscles know what to
do
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Motor Neurons
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When the body gets too
hot, the nervous system
signals the endocrine
system to______ in
order to maintain____.
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What is sweat in order
to maintain
homeostasis?
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