1. obtain nutrients

2. take in o2

3. release waste products

blood

circulatory system

Transport substances

Regulate homeostasis 

Defense

Temperature

pH

What is the main component in blood is what? (55%)

*at top of test tube, yellow

What is the middle layer of blood in a test tube? (1%)

*thin, clear layer

What is the bottom layer of test tube for blood? (44%)

Red

The following are components of what?

water

electrolytes

proteins

gases

nutrients/waste

lipids

hemoglobin

specifically iron in heme groups 

Name the Leukocyte (WBC):

most abdundant (60%)

surrounds and engulfs foreing cells

# rise dramatically in bacterial infection

Name the Leukocyte (WBC):

(2-4%)

Attack large parasites by releasing enzymes 

moderate allergic reactions

Name the Leukocyte (WBC):

(0.5%)

release histamine following injury to stimulate inflammation

moderate allergic reaction

Name the Leukocyte (WBC):

(5%)

move into tissues and differentite to macrophages

macrophages engulf invaders and debris

Name the Leukocyte (WBC):

(30%)

B and T

Make antibodies

Target bacteria, viruses and cancer cells

The following are steps of what?

vessel injury

blood vessel contraction

platelet plug formation

clot formation

Name the type of skeletal tissue:

This is strong, supportive and builds the skeleton

Name the type of skeletal tissue:

This is elastic and acts as a cushion for the skeletal system

Name the type of skeletal tissue:

This type of tissue connects bone to bone

Name the type of cell:

cartilage forming cells that build a model of the future bone

Name the cell:

young bone forming cells that cause the hard ECM of bone to develop

Name the cell:

mature bone cells that maintain the structure of bone

Name the cell:

bone dissolving cells

Name the type of muscle:

voluntary muscle that we control, attach to the skeleton for movement

Name the type of muscle:

found in the heart

Name the type of muscle:

found in many organs. digestive system, blood vessels, uterus

Shivering (generates heat)

Constriction of blood vessel (conserves heat)

Epidermis (outside)

Dermis (middle)

Hypodermis (inner layer)

Waterproof, strength

Top layer is dead cells

Name the stage of bone development:

Has chondroblasts

Forms hyaline cartilage

Creates the model of future bone

Name the stage of bone development:

Name the stage of bone development:

Name the stage of bone development:

Name the prefix or suffix:

Chondro

Name the prefix or suffix:

Name the prefix or suffix:

Name the prefix or suffix:

Name the prefix or suffix:

Name the macroscopic structure of muscle:

muscle contains bundles called _______

Name the macroscopic structure of muscle:

fasicles are surrounded by CT called ____ that comes together to form a tendon

Name the microscopic structure of muscle:

fasicles contain individual muscle cells called ______

Name the macroscopic structure of muscle:

fibers contain ______ of contractile proteins

Name the molecular structure of muscle

____ are the thin filaments

____ are the thick filaments

actin; thin

myosin; thick

Name the molecular structure of muscle:

the contractile unit of the muscle (contains actin and myosin)

Excitation contraction coupling

the nerve impulse causes a release of neurotransmitter ________

Excitation contraction coupling

Excitation contraction coupling

Excitation contraction coupling

Excitation contraction coupling

Excitation contraction coupling

Name the muscle fiber

focuses on endurance- use aerobic metabolism

lots of mitochondria, good blood supply, myoglobin to store O2

Name the muscle fiber

focus on power over short term, use anaerobic metabolism

breakdown ATP quickly

produce lots of force

Name the type of cell (broadly)

short cells connected by intercalated discs

The discs in cardiac muscle have junctions. Name the junction:

This type of junction is for strength

The discs in cardiac muscle have junctions. Name the junction:

Name the type of muscle found in the following:

blood vessels and organ walls

Blood: Plasma

Na+ is an example of what?

Blood: Plasma

Antibodies, clotting factors, etc. are examples of what?

Blood: Plasma

Cholesterol is an example of what?

Blood: Plasma

Co2, O2 are examples of what?

Blood: Plasma

What is glucose an example of?

Structure of blood vessel:

endothelium

Structure of blood vessel:

smooth muscle

Structure of blood vessel

connective tissue

140/90

140 is considered what number?

140/90

what is 90?