1. Composition of Blood:Red Blood Cells/Erythrocytes

Transport O2 and Co2 to and from the body's tissue

2. Composition of Blood: White Blood Cell

Body's defense against invading foreign microrganisms

3. Composition of Blood: Platelets

Initiates blood clotting

4. Composition of Blood: Plasma

Fluid part of blood such as hormones, waste, water etc

Antigens

Surface proteins that our body recognizes as its own/stimulates the immune system of an organism to defend that organism

Anit-bodies

Proteins that attack unknown/foreign objects

RH factor

Surface antigen in blood

1. The layers of the heart: Paricardium

Protective layer that encases the heart

2. Layers of the heart: Epicardium

Outer epithelial and connective tissue layer

3. Layers of the heart: Myocardium

Consist the bulk of the cardiac muscle

4. Layers of the heart: Endocardium

Innermost connective tissue layer

Atrial Fibrilation

No P wave because SA node does not depolarize the atria. Heart still beat because of AV node

Ventricular Fibrillation

Vetricles don't depolarize so heart can't get the contraction needed to get blood to body. No action potential causes death. 

1. Blood Pressure: Systolic Pressure

Pressure ventricles exert to get blood out of the heart (high blood pressure)

2. Blood Pressure: Diastolic Pressure

Pressure of atria and ventricles at rest

Path of Light

Light travels to cornea, pupil, lens, then retina

Sheep's eye parts

1. Cornea (Big blue circle)

2. Sclera (Outer white area of big blue circle)

3. Optic Nerve (a skinny tail that sticks out from the schlera)

4. Iris (Outer layer of the pupil)

5. Pupil (inner circle layer that is brownish)

6. Choroid (2 black parts from the sides)

7. Retina (white tan part)

8. Lens (perfect blue circle)

Brain function and lobes

1. Frontal lobe (motor control, smell, taste etc)

2. Parietal lobe (touch and pressure;language)

3. Occipital lobe (vision)

4. Temporal lobe (hearing and facial recognition)

1. Neuroanatomy: Central Nervous System

Brain and spinal cord

2. Neuroanatomy: Periphical Nervous System

Sensory nerves, motor nerves (somatic division, autonomic division)

1. Respiration: Inspiration

Diaphram contracts, pressure in lung falls below atmospheric pressure, making air flow into the lungs

2. Respiration: Expiration

Diaphram relaxes making pressure in lungs increase relative to atmosphere pressure and air flows out of lungs

1. Tissues: Epithelial Tissue

Line/cover surfaces of the body and body cavities Looks like red blood cells in microscope

2. Tissues: Connective Tissue

Supports the soft organs

Looks like purple connected tree branches in microscope

3. Tissue: Muscle Tissue

Used to shorten and contract (cardiac, skeletal, and smooth)

All red in microscope

4. Tissue: Nervous tissue

Generate electrical signals

Looks like pink and tan balloons in microsope