Cadiovascular
Respiratory
Urinary
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Respiratory
Urinary
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Cardiovascular
This is what the heart
muscle is also called.
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Cardiovascular
What is the
myocardium?
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Cardiovascular
This is the Pacemaker
of the heart
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Cardiovascular
What is the SA node?
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Cardiovascular
This is the
interventricular
septum.
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Cardiovascular
What is the AV bundle?
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Cardiovascular
This is the network found in
the ventricular
myocardium
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Cardiovascular
What are the Purkinje
fibers?
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Cardiovascular
This is the point in the
conduction system of
the heart where the
impulse is temporarily
delayed
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Cardiovascular
What is the AV node?
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Respiratory
This is how oxygen and
carbon dioxide are
exchanged in the
lungs and through all
call membranes
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Respiratory
What is diffusion?
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Respiratory
This is inflammation of the
lung covering.
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Respiratory
What is pleurisy?
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Respiratory
When victims have this
disorder they are
hypoxic and have
respiratory acidosis
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Respiratory
What is COPD?
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Respiratory
When victims have this
disorder alveoli
enlarge and lungs
loose elasticity
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Respiratory
What is Emphysema?
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Respiratory
This disorder is genetic
and happens when
there is an over
secretion of mucus in
the airways
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Respiratory
What is cystic fibrosis?
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Urinary
Venous blood form the
kidney drains from
this vein
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Urinary
What is the renal vein?
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Urinary
This is the arterial
blood supply of each
kidney
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Urinary
What is the renal
artery?
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Urinary
This is a fibrous,
transparent capsule
that encloses each
kidney and gives a
glistening appearance
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Urinary
What is the renal
capsule?
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Urinary
These are blood vessels that
wind around the nephron
tubules
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Urinary
What are peritubular
capillaries?
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Urinary
Nephrons located almost
entirely within the cortex
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Urinary
What are cortical
nephrons?
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Lymphatic
These are large, Yshaped proteins that
recognize and bind to
antigens
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Lymphatic
What are antibodies?
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Lymphatic
This triggers an
immune response
without causing
disease
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Lymphatic
What are vaccines?
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Lymphatic
This can last a lifetime,
result from an
immunization or can be a
result when an immune
system responds to a
pathogen and produces
memory cells.
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Lymphatic
What is active
immunity?
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Lymphatic
AIDS is such a deadly
disease because the
HIV attacks these
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Lymphatic
What are Th and Tc
cells?
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Lymphatic
What diseases are
called when a person’s
immune system
attacks the person’s
own natural tissues
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Lymphatic
What are autoimmune
diseases?
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Endocrine
This mechanism is
triggered by
hormones
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Endocrine
What is a hormonal
mechanism?
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Endocrine
This mechanism is
triggered by an ion in
the blood
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Endocrine
What is a humeral
mechanism?
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Endocrine
This mechanism is
triggered by a nerve
fiber
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Endocrine
What is a neural
mechanism?
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Endocrine
This hormone is made
of lipids
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Endocrine
What is a steroid
hormone?
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Endocrine
This hormone is made
of protein
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Endocrine
What is a nonsteroidal
hormone
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Nervous
The point at which the
terminal button and
another neuron
communicate is called
______; communication
here is made possible by
the release of ______.
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Nervous
What are synapse and
neurotransmitters?
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Nervous
______, which covers
most of the axon, is
important because it
facilitates electrical
conduction of nerve
cells.
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Nervous
What is Myelin?
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Nervous
This is what the spaces
between the covered
parts of an axon are
called
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Nervous
What are nodes of
renvier?
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Nervous
Examples of this cell are
Astrocytes, Schwann cells,
and Oligodendrolgia
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Nervous
What is a glial cell?
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Nervous
This is the collective
name for dopamine,
serotonin and
noradrenaline.
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Nervous
What are
neurotransmitters?
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Final Jeopardy!
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Final
Jeopardy!!!
Final Jeopardy!!!
Final Jeopardy!!!