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| Heat is tranferred from a surface (the skin) to the surrounding gases (the air Example:An air current such as a fan can move warm air away from the skin's surface. Convection results in the loss of body heat. |
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| People and animals give off infrared heat rays. |
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| Chemical Process of turning water into vapor. |
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| The transfer of heat from one object to another b direct contact. the body a large amount of itnernal heat is transmitted y conduction to the skin via the blood vessels. When the body comes in contact with a cooler object. Example a cool cloth on the forehead can help a person feel cooler on a hot day.by |
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| The diffusion or dissemination of heat by electromagnetic waves. |
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| The conversion of a liquid to a vapor. Ex: Body fuliuid in the form of perspiration and insesible loss is vaporized from the skin. |
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epthealeal three types classified according to shape: Squamous Cuboidal
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simple: one layer
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| organ changes sizes: bladder and uterus |
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| Specialized cells excrete mucus |
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| Definition of Gland? specialized organ that sends out to other parts of the body. Exocrine takes secretion away from the body. Exocrine look up Exocrine |
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| circulating connective tissue blood and lymph |
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| blast refers to young a fibroblast is a cell that produces fiber/look up blast |
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| name for material between connective tissue cells is called matrix |
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| Matrix general name for intracellular material |
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| matrix has water fiber and minerals |
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| Exocrine glands have tubes: five types of exocrine tubuals/ look this up |
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| connective tissue: two forms of connective tissue :loose and dense/ loose is aerioler (cells and fibers in a jelly matrix and is the most common type vessels organs between muscles |
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| adopose tissue insulates and pads second form is dense connective tissue, fibrous strong and flexible with collegen |
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| three types of dense connective tissue: irregular dense with most fibers arranged in random manner make a capsule around organs like the kidneys and liver |
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| regular dense:has a lot of fibers that are regular and parralel, tendons and ligaments |
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| blood vessels respiratory tract tissues are what kind of tissue |
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generalized connective tissue is cartilage, shock absorber, reduces friction, island carilage fibro cartilage: bone and nose
between the vertebrae and knee joints. Elastic cartilage is ears. |
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| collagen is a flexible white protein |
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| bone ostios tissue/ ostio blasts form the bone, later they are ostio? |
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muscle tissue is striated
smooth muscle is voluntary or vissceral muscle
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skeletal, something and smooth |
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| Parts of the Nueron: dendrite, carries t the bodyhe nerve impulse to the body: axion too |
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white matter?
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membranes: epitheleal membranes: cirus mucous and, cutanious
plura pericardium and the periteneum |
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| cutaneous membrane is the skin/outer epitheleum |
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| connective tissue membranes/look this up meninges covers the brain and spinal cord, facia, superficial, look up facia |
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peri means around
periousteum: around the bone
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