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Unit 8: Physiology
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Table of Contents
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Neuron/Synapse
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C.N. – Control Systems
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Homeostasis
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Section 35-2
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Flow Map: Blood Glucose
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Flow Map: Leptin & Hunger
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Tree Map: Body
Maintenance Systems
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C.N. Body Maintenance
Systems
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Word Bank: Maintenance
Systems
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Word Bank: Control Systems 58
Body Maintenance Systems
Circulatory
Respiratory
Digestive
Body Maintenance Systems
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Body maintenance systems have
complementary activities to provide
cells with oxygen and nutrients and
remove toxic waste and carbon dioxide
Together, they work to maintain
homeostasis.
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I. Circulatory System
II. Respiratory System
III. Digestive System
Cellular Respiration: use glucose & O2
C6H12O6 + 6 O2  6 CO2 + 6 H2O + ATP energy
glucose + oxygen  Carbon dioxide + water + energy
Happens in the MITOCHONDRIA
3 Steps of Respiration:
MITOCHONDRIA
1. Glycolysis
2. Krebs Cycle
3. Electron Transport Chain (ETC)
I. Circulatory System
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FUNCTION: Transportation and
delivery system that…
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1) Delivers O2 & nutrients to cells
2) Removes CO2 & wastes from cells
ORGANS: heart, blood vessels, &
blood
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Heart: 4 chambered muscle that beats
constantly to pump blood through vessels
 Atrium: upper chambers that receive
blood returning from body and lungs
 Ventricles: lower chambers that pump
blood to body and lungs
 Right side:
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deoxygenated blood
Left side:
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Oxygenated blood
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Blood Vessels
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Arteries: carry blood away from heart to
body or lungs
Veins: carry blood to the heart from the
body or lungs
Capillaries: tiny blood vessels where
nutrients and gases are exchanged between
blood and cells
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Blood
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Transports and exchanges oxygen,
carbon dioxide, nutrients, and waste
II. Respiratory System
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FUNCTION: Respiration
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Respiration: breathing O2 in and CO2
out
Occurs between the…
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1. Environment & lungs (breathing)
2. Cells & the blood in capillaries (cellular
respiration)
ORGANS: nose, pharynx, larynx,
trachea, bronchi, lungs, alveoli
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The Path of O2
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1) Nose/Mouth - air enters
body
2) Pharynx - passageway for
food & air
3) Larynx - vocal chords
4) Trachea - windpipe (rings
prevent collapse)
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5) Bronchi (2) - take air to each lung
6) Alveoli - small air sacs surrounded
by capillaries where O2 is exchanged
for CO2
III. Digestive System
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FUNCTIONS:
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1. Digestion: the breakdown of food into
simple molecules
2. Absorption: nutrients in the digestive
tract move into the blood
3. Elimination: getting rid of wastes
ORGANS: mouth, esophagus,
stomach, liver, pancreas, small
intestine, large intestine, rectum
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The Path of Food
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1. Mouth
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Teeth and saliva digest food mechanically
and chemically
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2. Esophagus
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Food tube squeezes food by peristalsis
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3. Stomach
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Muscle that mixes food with acid and enzymes
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4. Small Intestine
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Chemical digestion
occurs and nutrients are
absorbed into blood
(circulatory system)
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Pancreas: secretes
digestive enzymes into
small intestine and insulin
to control blood glucose
levels
Liver: stores sugars as
glycogen and secretes
bile, stored in gall bladder
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5. Large Intestine
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Water is reabsorbed
from waste
6. Rectum
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Waste collects here to
be passed out of anus
Review
Cellular Respiration:
glucose + oxygen  Carbon dioxide + water + ATP energy
Digestive Respiratory Respiratory
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Circulatory Circulatory Circulatory
body cells