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April 13

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WEDNESDAY!

Finish documentary notes/discussion TURN IN when were done!


Make sure you have your BioDigital Human note packet - were going over
this today!

Support & structure

Skeleton on the outside; lobster


Skeleton on the inside; human
Fluid-filled cavity; worm
Protein structure; all eukaryotic cells (bacteria)
Osteoporosis - weakens bones, causes include inactivity & aging

Kidneys
Eliminates waste products from blood, regulates blood

Removes waste products from


blood, regulates blood

Ureters

Tube for urine from kidney to


bladder
Collects and stores urine

Bladder

Tongue
Liver
Takes water from food/drink;
transforms energy from food
into ATP
Liver cancer

Filters harmful
substances from blood
Involved in
regulating blood sugar
Chemical &
physical digestion
Most digestion &
food absorption happens here
Water is absorbed,

Taste, starts digestion process


Brings food to stomach

waste stored
Final portion of colon

Esophagus
Stomach
Pancreas
Colon
Small Intestine
Rectum

Allows O2/CO2 exchange


Pulmonary fibrosis - lungs
become scarred & stiff, hard to breathe
Trachea

Allows air passage


Takes O2 from air, takes out
CO2 from blood

Lungs

Secretes hormones
within the body as signals
Hormone disorder can have too much or too little
Makes T cells which fight off
invaders
Produces adrenaline
Regulates growth of many
body parts

Coordinates in/voluntary
actions, receives & sends info.
Huntingtons Disease - nerve cells
in brain waste away, takes away abilities
Brain & spinal cord
integrate info. received from, & coordinates & influences
the activities of, all parts of the body
Nerves that connect body parts to the CNS, sends &
receives info from body to the CNS

Aortic arch
Circulates blood (w/O2 & nutrients) to all cells
Sickle cell anemia - abnormally shaped red
blood cells can block veins & arteries
Pumps blood around the body

R Atrium
L Pulmonary Artery

R Auricle

Moves blood towards the heart


Moves blood away from the heart

L Atrium
L Auricle

R Ventricle

L Ventricle

Descending Thoratic
Aorta
Inferior Vena Cava

Assists w/movement
Myositis - inflammation of skeletal muscles, muscles weaken

Attached to bones

Heart

Blood vessels, small intestine...

Bodys first line of defense


Athletes foot - skin infection caused
by a fungus

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Since the Chapter 6 assessment was open note, there wont be corrections - if
youre unsatisfied with your grade, please be sure to get in a good habit of
work completion and remember theres always open extra credit
opportunities!

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