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| Humans have a ________ chambered heart? |
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| oxygen rich/pulmonary veins |
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| after right atrium comes the |
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| after pulmonary artery comes the |
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| blood is oxygenated in the capalaries of the |
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| after alveoli, blood goes blood goes back to heart via |
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| blood enters left atrium and goes to |
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| after left ventricle, it is pumped to the ( ) which leads to all major arteries to oxygenate all bodys organs |
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| carry oxygen rich blood away |
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| bring nutrients and oxygen to tissuesabsorb carbon dioxide |
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| transport hormones and vitamins regulate osmotic pressure blood volume |
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| component of blood most dense and least? |
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| cleans blood, replaces damaged blood |
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| follow the air from the nose to final location withn lungs |
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| pharynx, larynx, trachea bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli |
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cilia: cant filter leads to mucus
alveoli: reduced oxygen flow
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| digestive excretory system |
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| mouth>pharynx>esophagus>cardiac sphincter>stomach>pyloric sphincter>small intestine>large intestine>rectum (stores pheces) >anus |
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| where does digestion most occur/ absorbtion of nutrients |
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| produces bile to help break down |
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| important to urinary system, cleans blood from waste products and dead red and white blood cells |
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| tubes that carry urine from the kindeys to the bladder |
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| digestive role of pancreas |
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| release digestive enzymes to assist in breakdown of carbs fatsproteins |
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| role of hypo thalamus and pituatary gland |
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| makes hormones, recognizes imalance in body? |
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| what happens to blood vessels in hypothermia |
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| capallaries constrict you become pale |
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| what happens when your too hot |
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| dilate, sweating flushed skin |
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| another name for large intestine |
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| function for large intestine |
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| Its principle function is to reabsorb water and maintains the fluid balance of the body. Certain vitamins are also taken in through the large intestinal wall. |
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| where does digestion begin |
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| plaque buildup in arteries |
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| aorta left ventricle pulmonary veins |
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| muscle that regulates breathing |
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| what is thickest, ( vein, capaliry, artery) |
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| carry urine to bladder from kidneys |
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