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| Skeletal muscle that requires action potentials |
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Part of the immune system
Appear as flat, smooth ovals
Can be found near the heart, portal vein, or throat |
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Located at the top of the trachea
Is the crossover between the food passageway and the air passageway
Voice-box |
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| Regulates 2 hormones for metabolism |
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| Food passageway (Hollow organ= smooth muscle) |
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| Extraorbital Lacrimal Gland |
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Located outside of the eye
Tear secreating gland |
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| Produce action potentials that stimulate skeletal muscles (masseter muscle) |
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Are the 6 big glands in the throat
Produce enzyme that begins digestion |
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| Fine tuner of muscle movement |
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Divided into two hemispheres
Outside part of the brain
Part we associate with being human and governs areas such as math and music |
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Primative
Controls blood pressure and other life preserving functions |
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Whole bundles of nerves that transcend down the back in the spine
White due to myelination |
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Part of the immune system
Size and age are inversely related (higher age=smaller thymus)
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Little air sacs
Fragile
Important for gas exchange and pH regulation |
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| Mechanical pump made up of cardiac muscle |
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Skeletal Muscle
Forms air tight seal that allows pressure differences
Main muscle for respiration |
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| Blood on the right side tends to be in oxygen |
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| Blood on the left side tends to be in oxygen. |
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| High in capillaries, which is where blood exchange takes place |
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Churns
Produces HCl, enzymes, hormones
Smooth muscle |
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First part of the small intestine.
Produces a couple enzymes and digestive hormones
Nutrient absorption begins here
Smooth Muscle |
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Continues absorption and is the last stop for absorption, so what isn't absorbed here is lost
Smooth Muscle |
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2nd stomach in Rats
Dividing point between small and large intestine |
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Produces most blood proteins
Processes nutrients
Stores glucose, breaks down old RBCs |
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Pancreas
(need to know 2) |
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Produces most digestive enzymes
Produces two blood sugar hormones (?)
Produces bicarbonate |
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Part of the immune system
Involved in old RBC breakdown
Will appear purple |
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Regulates H20
Regulates ions
Regulates pH (acidity)
Regulates Blood Pressure
Regulates Metabolic waste
Stimulates hormone
RBC creation |
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| Creates a bunch of hormones |
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| Transports urine from the kidney to the bladder |
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Transports urine from bladder out of the body
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| Keept the testes cool, which is critical for sperm development |
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Creates sperm
Creates testosterone
Creates the hormone MIS |
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| Deferent duct (vas deferens) |
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| Prostate Gland & Seminal Vesicle |
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| Produce seminal fluid that is basic and nutrient rich |
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Produces eggs
Produces estrogen
Produces progesterone |
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| Eggs are fertilized within the fallopian tube |
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| The fetus/baby develops here |
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| Located at the neck of the uterus |
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