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11 - ANS-in mammals there are ___ major organ systems

5 quarts - ANS-How much blood does an adult have?

absorption - ANS-the passage of nutrients through plasma membranes into the blood or
lymph and then to the body

acidois - ANS-hyperventilation can increase blood pH during ____ (blood pH too low)

actin - ANS-the thin filament is composed of _____

action potential - ANS-messages sent across the plasma membrane of neurons when it
is stimulated past a necessary threshold

afferent (sensory) nerves - ANS-bring signals from the sensory organs and the muscles
to the central nervous system

airway - ANS-nose, nasal cavity, mouth, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and bronchial
network

alkalosis - ANS-high blood pH, slowing breathing will help lower blood pH

all - ANS-____ cells contain DNA and RNA and can synthesize proteins

alveoli - ANS-one cell thick allowing for gas exchange with blood capillaries that
surround them

anaphase - ANS-the pairs of chromosomes called sister begin to pull apart and may
bend, when they are separated they are called daughter chromosomes, grooves appear
in the cell membrane

arterial blood pressure - ANS-transports oxygen poor blood into the lungs and oxygen
rich blood to the body tissues

arterioles - ANS-where adjustments are made in blood delivery to specific areas based
on complex communication from body systems

,atrial contraction - ANS-fills the ventricles

autonomic nervous system (ANS) - ANS-maintains homeostasis within the body through
direction from the hypothalamus, controls functions of internal organs, blood vessels,
smooth muscle tissues, and glands, regulates HR, breathing rate, body temp, and blood
pH

axon - ANS-insulated by oligodendrocytes and myelin sheath, contains gaps called
nodes of Ranvier, transmits impulses away from the cell body, terminates at the
synapse

Bartholin's glands - ANS-produce a mucus secretion to lubricate the vagina

bile - ANS-useful in breaking down fasts and is stored in the gall bladder between meals

blood - ANS-helps maintain internal environment in animals by carrying raw material to
cells and removing waste products, helps stabilize internal pH and hosts various kinds
of infection fighters

blood - ANS-transports oxygen to cells and removes wastes, also carries hormones and
defends against disease

blood pressure - ANS-the fluid pressure generated by the cardiac cycle

bone - ANS-a hard tissue that supports and protects softer tissues and organs. Its
marrow produces red blood cells.

brainstem - ANS-(midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata)

info from body is sent to brain and info from brain is sent to body through____

important part of respiratory, digestive, and circulatory functions

bronchi - ANS-two short branches located at the lower end of the trachea that carry air
into the lungs.

bronchial network - ANS-extend into the lungs and terminate in millions of alveoli

Bulburethral/ Cowper's Gland - ANS-secrete a fluid into the urethra to neutralize the
acidity to the urethra

, calcium ions are released - ANS-when an action potential reaches a muscle fiber

capillary beds - ANS-diffusion sites for exchanges between blood and interstitial fluid

cardiac muscle tissue - ANS-involuntary muscle that is found only in the heart, cells are
striated

cardiac veins - ANS-collects deoxygenated blood from heart muscle tissue empty into
(coronary sinus) right atrium

cartilage - ANS-cushions and provides structural support for body parts

Caudal - ANS-toward the tail

cell - ANS-basic organizational unit of all living things

cell body - ANS-contains nucleus and other organelles

cell cycle - ANS-prices by which the cell reproduces, involves cell growth, duplication of
genetic material and cell division

cell differentiation - ANS-the process by which a cell becomes specialized for a specific
structure or function.

cell membrane - ANS-defines cell by acting as a barrier, helps keep cytoplasm in and
substances located outside of the cell out, also determines what is allowed to enter and
exit

Cell membrane (plasma membrane) - ANS-thin, semipermeable membrane of lipids and
proteins. isolates the cell from it's external environment while still enabling
communication w/ outside environment

centrioles - ANS-cylinder-shapes structures near the nucleus that are involved in
cellular division (occur in pairs)

centrosome - ANS-Pair of centrioles located at right angles to each other and
surrounded by protein, involved in mitosis and the cell cycle

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