Anatomy + Physiology- Unit 2

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List the six levels of structural organization in the human body. 

Chemical, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, Organ System, and Total Organ System.

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What is the first level and what exists there? 

the first level is the most simple level out of the six. In the first level, a particle called a molecule exists.

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What do bonded molecules form?

they form cells.

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Define the term cell. 

A cell is the basic structural unit that creates all living things.

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How do cells communicate? 

they signal each other in order to communicate.

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Define the term tissue. 

formed Tissue are formed from cells of the same type join to preform a common task.

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What is formed when tissue works together? 

an organ

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Define what an organ is and give two examples other than the heart and lungs. 

An organ is a part of the body that preforms a specific and important function.

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What is an organ system? 

a group of 2 or more organs that work together to complete an important job.

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How is tissue formed? 

tissues are formed when cells of the same type come together to preform a common task

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What is tissue responsible for? 

secretion, movement, strength, excretion, and communication

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List the four major groups of tissue. 

nervous tissue, epithelial tissue, muscle tissue and corrective tissue

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What is the function of nervous tissue? 

they carry messages throughout the body to direct its activities.

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Name the two categories of nervous tissue

Neurons and Neuroglia

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Neurons

hey transmit electrical impulses and establish a communication system within the body

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Neuroglia

Supports and protects neurons, among many other tasks.

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What does epithelial tissue cover?

it protects your body from moisture loss, bacteria, and internal injury.

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What is the function of muscle tissue? 

muscle tissue contracts to allow the body to move.

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List three types of muscle tissue and their functions.

skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

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skeletal tissue

supports the body in movements

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cardiac tissue

helps the heart to contract

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smooth tissue

inside of hollow organs

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What is the function of connective tissue? 

provides structure and support for the body.

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List the six types of connective tissue.

Adipose tissue (fat), Blood, Loose Connective tissue, bone

, cartilage, and Fibrous connective tissue

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Fibrous connective tissue

this tissue is strong, dense tissue that is used to connect muscle and bone to bone

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cartilage

Is used as a physical shock absorber and reduces friction

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bone

Provides support and protection. it also allows the body to move

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Loose Connective tissue

connects epithelial tissues to underlying tissue. it also helps stop pathogens from entering the body's bloodstream

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Blood

a transportation mechanism for important chemicals in the body

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Adipose tissue (fat)

serves as an energy stockpile, padding and thermal insulation for the body

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