Bio 112 final Part 3

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Bio 112 final Part 3

Thyroid Gland
below larynx and in front of trachea
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Thyroid Gland below larynx and in front of trachea
calcitonin decreases blood clacium
parathyroid gland located on posterior side of thyroid gland
PTH increases blood calcium
adrenal gland sits on top of kidney
pancreas posterior to stomach
glueagon increases blood gluense levels by breaking down stred glycgen
insulin reduces blood sugar
pineal gland in diencephalon of the brain
thymus gland located in mediastinum ( just above the heart)
ovaries femal pelvis
testes in male pelvis
hemocytoblast stem cell vond in red bone marrow
granulocytes only live about 12 hours
universal donor o
three layers of the heart epicardium, myocardium, endocardium
capillaries gases and nutrients are exchanged
heart valves atria, ventricles, atrioventricular , semilunar
sinoatrial node (SA) responsible for the rhythmic contractions
medulla oblongata regulates autonomic impulses to the heart
vasaconstriction the vessel diameter increases bc smooth muscles in the wall contract
vasodilation vessel diameter increases bc the sooth muscle relaxes
blood pressure measures the systolic pressure
influence of blood pressure heart action, blood volume, peripheral resistance
function of lymphatic system immunity, drains excess fluid from tissue spaces, absorbs fats from the from gastrointestinal tract
lymphatic capillaries receive lymph or excess tissue fluid through their thin walls
lymphatic vessels carry lymph toward the body collecting ducts
lymph nodes contain large amounts ot lymphocytes and macrophages
what is found in lymph straw, tissue fluid, water , lymphocytesm nutrients and gases ,
digestive system has 2 major groups
muscular tube structure mucosa, submucosa, musclar and serosa
digestions system structures mouth, cheesk and lips, togue, palate, tonsils,salivary glands pharynx, esophagus, stomach pancreas, liver, gallbladder, small intestine, large intestine
mouth receives food
cheeks and lips chewing tongue taste buds
palate roof of mouth
salivary glands moistens foof
pharynx divides nasopharynx and oropharynx
esophagus prevents backflow of food from the stomack
pancreas secretes pancreatic juices
liver filters waste and produces bile
gallbladder stores bile
small intestine absorption
large intestine reavsorb water
organs of respiratory system nose, nasal cavity, paranasal, pharynx,larynx, trachea, btonchial tree, lungs
nasal cavity traps particles
paranasal sinuses reduces weight of the skull
pharynx passageway for air and food
larynx prevents food from entering the traches
trachea stimulates a violent coughing refex
lungs three lobes on right and two on left
where does upper respiratory tract end larynx
lower respiratory tract begins at tracha and extends through the lungs
urinary system removes metabloic wastes from blood and helps to maintain volume and composition of substances
kidney structure major and minor calyces renal arteries renal veins
nephrons regulates volume and composition of blood plasama , regulates blood PH and removes toxic and excss waste from the bolld
ureters connects the didneys to the bladder
ruinary bladder located int the pelvic cavity
urethra conveys urine from bladder to the outside of the body
zygote the first cell formed after the fertilization takes place
prenatal time after fertilization and before birth
umbillical vein carries oxygenated blood from placenta to the fetus
umbillical arteries carry blood from inernal iliac arteries to the placenta

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