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physiology
the science of body function; the branch of biology dealing with the function and activities of living organisms and their parts, including all physical and chemical processes
Neurons (nerve cells)
all look different but have common functions; have branches from central cell body
4 types of neurons/ nerve cells
pyramidal cell
purkinje cell
basket cell
stellate cell
37 trillion (male 36 and female 28)
how many cells are in the human body?
functioning/ function
proper _____ of one part of the body depends on the ___ of a different part or parts
muscle
required oxygen provided by erythrocytes in blood that are manufactured in bone marrow
erythrocytes
____ in blood are manufactured in bone marrow
erythropoietin
erythrocyte synthesis requires ___, which is secreted by the kidneys
oxygen
is extracted from air breathed in by the lungs
lung expansion
is controlled by the nervous system
blood
is pumped by the heart
muscle cells
function to move but in order to do so they need oxygen
organ systems
all ___ form functions that help the function of others
levels of organization of the body:
cell, tissue, organ, organ system
cell
the simplest living thing
tissue
multiple cells of the same type
organ
multiple tissues of different types
organ system
multiple organs working together
200
the body has more than ___ different cell types
cells can be classified into 4 groups:
neurons, muscle cells, epithelial cells, connective tissue cells
based primarily on cell function there are 4 major cell types:
nerve tissue, muscle tissue, epithelium (epithelial tissue), connective tissue
neurons and nerve tissue
transmit signals for communication; have branches to receive or transmit messages; some process information
receptors
neurons and nerve tissue receive information from ____
muscles and other organs
neurons and nerve tissue transmit information to ____
muscle cells
specialized to contract; voluntary or involuntary
3 types of muscle cells
skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, smooth muscle
epithelium
sheet like layer of cells; lines external body surfaces and hollow organs or vessels (interior = lumen); functions as a barrier and a transport membrane; lets some things through but not all and can change how fast things go
simple epithelial
there is one cell between the luman ans basement membrane
stratified epithelial
has more than one layer inbetween the lumen and basement membrane
three shapes of epithelium cells:
squamous epithelium, cuboidal epithelium, columnar epithelium