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5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Introduction & Muscles of the Head, Neck, and Trunk ● Skeletal muscles under conscious control of body ○ Brain sends message through spinal cord, which attaches to muscle and then action is performed ● Peripheral nerves ○ Carry signal from CNS to spe...
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Add to cart5.1 Anatomy of the Muscular System: Introduction & Muscles of the Head, Neck, and Trunk ● Skeletal muscles under conscious control of body ○ Brain sends message through spinal cord, which attaches to muscle and then action is performed ● Peripheral nerves ○ Carry signal from CNS to spe...
4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeleton Skeletal Function ● Skeleton protects vital organs such as heart and brain and some bones produce blood cells ● Bones storage for inorganic calcium and phosphorous salts ● Attachment for muscle, tendons, and ligaments to permit body...
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Add to cart4.1 Anatomy of the Skeleton: Overview and Axial Skeleton Skeletal Function ● Skeleton protects vital organs such as heart and brain and some bones produce blood cells ● Bones storage for inorganic calcium and phosphorous salts ● Attachment for muscle, tendons, and ligaments to permit body...
6.1 Anatomy of the Endocrine System Introduction to the Endocrine System ● Endocrine uses chemical messengers to coordinate various roles of body ● Chemical messengers, called hormones, use bloodstream to interact with cells ● Endocrine is slower than nervous system to react to external an...
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Add to cart6.1 Anatomy of the Endocrine System Introduction to the Endocrine System ● Endocrine uses chemical messengers to coordinate various roles of body ● Chemical messengers, called hormones, use bloodstream to interact with cells ● Endocrine is slower than nervous system to react to external an...
2.1 General Anatomy of Respiratory System Gross Anatomy-Studying structures that are visible with naked eye ● Right and left lung NOT symmetrical ● Right lung has 3 lobes-Superior, middle, and inferior ● Left lung has 2 lobes-Superior and inferior ● Right lung ○ 2 fissures-Oblique an...
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Add to cart2.1 General Anatomy of Respiratory System Gross Anatomy-Studying structures that are visible with naked eye ● Right and left lung NOT symmetrical ● Right lung has 3 lobes-Superior, middle, and inferior ● Left lung has 2 lobes-Superior and inferior ● Right lung ○ 2 fissures-Oblique an...
g nutrients ● Endocrine System ○ Organs found in brain and rest of body ○ Secrete hormones to help regulate processes throughout body ● Cardiovascular System ○ Responsible for moving CO2 to lungs and providing O2 to rest of cells ● Lymphatic System ○ Main job is to return excess...
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Add to cartg nutrients ● Endocrine System ○ Organs found in brain and rest of body ○ Secrete hormones to help regulate processes throughout body ● Cardiovascular System ○ Responsible for moving CO2 to lungs and providing O2 to rest of cells ● Lymphatic System ○ Main job is to return excess...
Module 3.1 Digestive System Overview 2 main groups of Digestive System ● Alimentary Canal ○ Called GI tract ○ Continuous muscular digestive tubing beginning in oral cavity ○ Open at both ends ○ Oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and anus ●...
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Add to cartModule 3.1 Digestive System Overview 2 main groups of Digestive System ● Alimentary Canal ○ Called GI tract ○ Continuous muscular digestive tubing beginning in oral cavity ○ Open at both ends ○ Oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and anus ●...
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