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Biology 212 Anatomy & Physiology Human Development

Biology 212 Anatomy & Physiology Human Development. Dr. Thompson. One of the best ways to understand the structure of the adult human body is to understand how it developed. Similarly: abnormalities during development produce abnormalities in adult structure. Assuming:

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The Skeletal System

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Digestive System

Digestive System. P & A. I. Intro to Digestive System. A. Function: to process food into forms that can be absorbed by the cell membranes. B. Includes: Alimentary Canal Tube from mouth to anus Accessory Organs Structures which secrete into A.C.

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The General & Special Senses

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The General & Special Senses

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Uveal tract & uveitis

Uveal tract & uveitis. Dr.Bakhtiar Qadr Jaf. Objectives Shortly discuss the uveal tract. Discus uveitis , its causes, clinical pictures, complications, associations & management. VASCULAR PIGMENTED LAYER

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Reproduction Review

Reproduction Review. Hormones . Secreted from anterior pituitary FSH and LH Bind to receptors located on the membrane of follicle cells FSH Development of oocyte in the follicle ( ovary) Thickening of follicle wall Secretion of follicular fluid Secretion of estrogen by follicle wall.

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HUMAN REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY 269

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HISTOLOGY OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

HISTOLOGY OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. The cardiovascular system is subdivided into two functional parts Blood vascular system a. The blood vascular system distributes nutrients, gases, hormones to all parts of the body; collects wastes produced during cellular metabolism.

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The Sensory Organs

The Sensory Organs. Chapter 23B. Sense Organs. All sense organs have receptors. A receptor usually is sensitive to only one type of stimulus. Senses of the Skin. Cutaneous sensations feeling due to receptors in the skin Examples temperature, touch, pain, pressure. Sense of Taste.

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Chapter 9 Nervous System

Chapter 9 Nervous System. 9.10-9.13. 9.10. Types of Nerves. Types of Nerves. Nerve = bundles of axons Sensory nerves = conduct impulses to the brain or spinal cord Motor nerves = carry impulses to the muscles and glands Mixed nerves = include both sensory and motor fibers. 9.11.

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Lab 5 Nervous system and senses

Lab 5 Nervous system and senses. Nervous System Two primary divisions of the nervous system: Central nervous system ( CNS) - consists of the brain and spinal cord Peripheral nervous system ( PNS) - consists of all neural tissue outside of the CNS .

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The Integumentary System

The Integumentary System. What is the Integumentary System?. It protects the body from injury and pathogens It regulates body temperature It eliminates waste through perspiration It contains nerve endings for cold, heat, pain, pressure, and vitamins It stores fat and vitamins What is it?

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Health Unit #2: First Aid

Health Unit #2: First Aid. Nosebleeds, Closed Wounds, and Shock. Nosebleeds . The nose has many blood vessels that can be easily damaged Nose injuries are usually caused by a blow from a blunt object or head impact. Nosebleeds.

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Adaptation

Adaptation . How have these animals these adapted to their environment?. Camel. Has long legs to keep body away from hot sand Can store fat in hump. Can go for long periods without water. Camel. Can close nostrils to keep out sand. Has long eyelashes to keep out sand.

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Adaptation

Adaptation . How have these animals these adapted to their environment?. Camel. Has long legs to keep body away from hot sand Can store fat in hump. Can go for long periods without water. Camel. Can close nostrils to keep out sand. Has long eyelashes to keep out sand.

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Chapter 6 Blue Book

Chapter 6 Blue Book. Structure and Movement. 5 Functions of The Skeletal System. 1. The skeleton give shape and support to your body. 2. Bones protect your inner organs. 3. Major muscles attach to bones and help them move. 4. The bone marrow makes blood cells.

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Quick Vocabulary

Quick Vocabulary. LEFT. Think, Pair, Write: What do you notice ? Write about the placenta, the chorion and the amniotic sac. Do identical twins always share a placenta during pregnancy?.

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