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Miscellaneous

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90000-99500   medicine  
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40000   digestive system  
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20000   musculoskeletal system  
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38000   hemic & lymphatic systems  
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00000   anesthesia  
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80000   path & lab  
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56000   female genital system  
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39000   mediastinum & diaphragm  
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70000   radiology  
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60000   endocrine system  
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10000   integumentary system  
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33000   cardiovascular system  
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59000   maternity care & delivery  
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99201-99499   E & M  
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65000   eye & ocular adnexia  
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50000   urinary system  
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30000   respiratory system  
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61000   nervous system  
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54000   male genital system  
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69000   auditory system  
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digestive system   oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, anus  
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stomach   fundus; body; antrum  
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small intestine   duodenum; jejunum; ileum  
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large intestine   cecum; ascending colon; transverse colon; descending colon; sigmoid colon; rectum  
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liver   RUQ of abdomen  
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gallbladder   under liver  
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pancreas   under stomach  
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urinary system   kidney; ureters; urinary bladder; urethra; urination  
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kidney   behind the abdominal cavity on either side of the spine  
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female reproductive system   ovaries; fallopian tubes; uterus; cervix; vagina  
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male reproductive system   testicles; vas deferens; prostate gland; urethra; penis  
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nervous system divisions   CNS - central nervous system; PNS - peripheral nervous system  
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cranial nerves   carry impulses between brain, head & neck  
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autonomic nerves   parasympathetic & sympathetic nerves  
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parasympathetic nerves   balance for the sympathetic nerves  
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sympathetic nerves   stimulates the body in times of stress & crisis  
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spinal cord   carries nerves to and from limbs & lower body  
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brain   cerebrum; thalamus; hypothalamus; cerebellum; pons; medulla oblangata  
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cerebrum   thinking, personality, sensations, movements & memory  
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thalamus   relay station for sensory impulses; pain  
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hypothalamus   body temperature, sleep, appetite, emotions, control of pituitary gland  
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cerebellum   voluntary movements and balance  
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pons   nerves to the eyes and face  
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medulla oblangata   regulates heart, blood vessels, & respiratory system  
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meninges   dura mater; arachnoid membrane; pia mater  
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blood vessels   arteries; veins; & capillaries  
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arteries   leads blood away from heart  
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veins   conducts blood toward the heart  
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capillaries   carries blood from arteries to cells  
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external respiration   exchange of air between lungs and external environment  
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brain   controls body activities  
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spinal cord   in vertebral column  
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spinal cord   pathway to the brain  
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cranial nerves   voluntary  
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spinal nerves   voluntary  
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CNS   brain & spinal column  
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PNS   cranial nerves, spinal nerves, and autonomic nerves  
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kidney   produces urine by filtration  
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pancreas   produces insulin & enzymes  
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gallbladder   store bile for later use  
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liver   makes bile for digestion  
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internal respiration   cellular  
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internal respiration   exchange of gases @ cell within body organs  
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humoral immunity   B-cells transform to plasma cells  
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cell-mediated immunity   T-cell lymphocytes  
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humoral immunity   secretes antibodies  
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cell-mediated immunity   antigens are destroyed by direct cell action  
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natural immunity   own genetic ability to fight off disease  
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acquired immunity   formation of antibodies and lymphocytes after exposure to an antigen  
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lymphatic system   drainage system to transport proteins and fluid back into blood  
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lymphatic system   absorb lipids  
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lymphatic system   immune system  
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diaphragm   muscular partition separating thoracic from abdominal cavities  
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mediastinum   between lungs in the chest  
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mediastinum   divided by trachea into bronchal tubes and bronchi  
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lymph   contains WBC lymphocytes and monocytes  
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eye   cornea; anterior chamber; aqueous humor; pupil; lens; ventreous chamber; vitreous humor; retina  
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brain   optic nerve fibers; optic chiasm; thalamus; cerebral cortex  
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outer ear   pinna; external auditory canal; tympanic membrane  
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middle ear   malleus; incus; stapes; oval window  
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inner ear   cochlea; auditory liquids and receptors; auditory nerve fibers  
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brain   cerebral cortex  
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thyroid gland   R & L lobe on either side of trachea  
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thyroid gland   secretes T4 & T3  
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T4   thyroxine or tetraiodothyronine  
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T3   triiodothyronine  
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thyroid gland   maintains metabolism  
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parathyroid glands   4 small oval bodies  
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parathyroid glands   secretes PTA or parathormone  
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PTA   parathyroid hormone  
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PTA   mobilizes calcium  
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adrenal glands   2 small glands @ top of each kidney  
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adrenal glands   secretes corticosteroids  
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corticosteroids   glucocertocoids; mineralocorticoids; gonadocorticoids  
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pancreas   near and partly behind the stomach by 1st & 2nd lumbar  
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pancreas   produces insulin & glucagen  
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pancreas   Islets of Langerhans  
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pituitary gland   hypophysis  
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pituitary gland   base of brain in sella turcia  
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pituitary gland   anterior lobe & posterior lobe  
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anterior lobe   adenohypophysis  
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posterior lobe   neurohypophysis  
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posterior lobe   antidiuretic hormone & oxytocin  
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antidiuretic hormone   ADH  
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antidiuretic hormone   increases water reabsorption  
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oxytocin   stimulates labor  
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