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Body Systems

Structures & its functions

StructureFunction
Muscular System Muscles
Urinary System Rids of liquids
Respiratory System Breathing/lungs
Digestive System Breaks down food
Endocrine System Glands that produce hormones
Reproductive System Organs that regulate birth process
Skeletal System Bones, joints, cartilage
Lymphatic System Rids of body toxins/waste
Integumentary System Provide barrier between external and internal environment, barrier to infection
Nervous System Nerves, brain, spinal cord
Cardiovascular/Circulatory System Deliver oxygen and nutrients to body
Immune System Fight harmful substances
Kidneys filter blood & create urine (U)
Ureters carry urine from kidneys to bladder (U)
Bladder store & release urine (U)
Urethra tube that allows urine to leave body (U)
Epiglottis prevent food/liquids from entering the trachea (RS)
Trachea passageway that carry air in & out of lungs (RS)
Larynx house vocal cords, 3 parts: epiglottis, glottis, subglottis (RS)
Lungs facilitate gas exchange, O2 in CO2 out (RS)
Diaphragm muscle expands/flattens to help inhale/exhale (RS)
Pleural Lining membrane that lines lungs & chest wall (RS)
Glottis opens to allow air to flow in & out (RS)
Esophagus move food/liquid from mouth to stomach (D)
Stomach breaks down foods with acids & enzymes (D)
Duodenum transform partially digested foods into nutrients (D)
Jejunum absorbs nutrients (D)
Ileum absorbs vitamin B12 & bile salts (D)
Cecum move waste from small int. to ascending colon (D)
Ascending colon absorb salt & electrolytes that remain undigested (D)
Transverse colon absorb water & nutrients (D)
Descending colon solidify and store waste (D)
Sigmoid move stool to rectum (D)
Gallbladder stores bile made by liver to break down fat, released into duodenum (D)
Pancreas (exocrine/digestive) make enzymes (pancreatic juice) to break down carbs, fats, and protein in the duodenum (D)
Liver produce bile for fat digestion (D)
Thyroid Gland produce hormones & regulate metabolism (E)
Pancreas (endocrine function) produce hormone insulin, regulate blood sugar levels (E)
Ovaries produce eggs (ova) for fertilization, produce hormones: estrogen & progesterone (RP:F)
Fimbriae catch egg that one of the ovaries release during ovulation each month (RP:F)
Oviduct tube that carries egg from ovary to uterus (RP:F)
Uterus nourish & place of growth of a fertilized egg (RP:F)
Cervix passageway from uterus to vagina for sperm, menstrual flow, and baby (RP:F)
Uterine horn help transport sperm to oviducts (RP:F)
Testes produce sperm, produce hormone: testosterone (RP:M)
Epididymis tube that store sperm, to mature/learn to swim (RP:M)
Vas Deferens tube that carries sperm from epididymis to urethra (RP:M)
Prostate Gland produce fluid that nourish & transport sperm (RP:M)
Seminal Vesicle produce fluid that makes up sperm (RP:M)
Bulbourethral Gland lubricate urethra for ejaculation (RP:M)
Ejaculatory Duct carries sperm urethra, it's where vas deferens & duct of seminal vesicle join (RP:M)
Clitoris provide sexual pleasure (RP:F)
Urogenital Sinus in embryos the formation of urinary & genital tracts
Scrotal Sac protect testes (RP:M)
Thymus (lymphatic) makes & trains T-cells (white blood cells) (L)
Thymus (endocrine) produce hormone thymosin, (stimulate development/maturation of T-cells) (L)
Spleen rid of old RBC, fights pathogens in blood (L)
Heart pump blood & deliver oxygen throughout the body
Aeorta largest artery carries blood from heart
Pericardium cushion & protect heart/blood vessels
Right atrium deoxygenated blood from superior & inferior vena cava through tricuspid valve
Right ventricle deoxygenated blood through pulmonary valve
Pulmonary Trunk major vessel that carries deoxygenated blood from RV to lungs
Pulmonary arteries branches that carry blood from heart to lungs
Pulmonary vein carry oxygenated blood from lungs to LA
Left atrium oxygenated blood from pulmonary veins to mitral valve
Left ventricle oxygenated blood through aortic valve
Umbilical arteries carry deoxygenated blood from fetus to placenta
Created by: jgaspar1307
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