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Apologia Exploring Creation with General Science Module 15

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Lymphatic system   Removes excess fluid from your body's tissues and returns it to the bloodstream  
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Gland   A group of cells that prepare and release a chemical for use by the body  
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Lymphocytes   White blood cells found in the lymph system  
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B-cells   Lymphocytes that produce antibodies that attack specific disease-causing microorganisms  
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T-cells   Lymphocytes that attack microorganisms directly  
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Vaccine   A weakened or inactive version of a pathogen that stimulates the body's production of anti-bodies that can destroy the pathogen  
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Urinary system   Controls the amount of water you retain, as well as the levels of the many substances in that water  
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Renal artery   Brings blood into the kidney  
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Nephron   Filters the blood while in the kidney  
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Renal Vein   Takes blood back to the heart from the kidney  
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Renal pelvis   Area through which excess water and chemicals that were not reabsorbed into the blood flow out of the kidney  
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Bladder   Where the urine is held  
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Urethra   Where the urine leaves the body  
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Hormone   A chemical messenger released into the bloodstream that sends signals to distant cells, causing them to change their behavior in specific ways  
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Hypothalamus   One of the main regulators of the endocrine system. It controls the pituitary gland.  
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Pituitary gland   Referred to as the "master endocrine gland" because the hormones that makes it and sends into the bloodstream control many other endocrine glands  
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Thyroid gland   Primarily affects the basal metabolic rate  
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Parathyroid gland   Regulates the level of calcium in the body  
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Thymus gland   Releases a hormone which stimulates the development of the white blood cells (T-cells)  
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Adrenal gland   Produces coritsol, which causes the liver to release more glucose so that there is plenty of energy available to the body  
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Pancreas   Produces insulin that enables glucose to enter the cells so that it can be burned  
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