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cranial
spinal
thoracic
abdominopelvic
visceral organs |
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| thoracic and abdominopelvic |
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| soft internal organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavities |
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| circulatory, immune, respiratory, digestive, excretory, nervous, endocrine, integumentary, skeletal, muscular, reproductive |
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epithelial
connective
muscle
nerves |
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| cover, protect, secrete, and regulate temperature |
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| hold body parts together, store energy |
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blood
cerebrospinal fluid
intersitial fluid
lymph |
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| area surrounding and between tissues |
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| interstitial fluid that enters the lymphatic system |
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| thin, flexible sheets of tissue that cover or line a part of the body |
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serous
mucous
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synovial |
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| line enclosed body cavities |
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| line openings to the outside |
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| skin (has all four tissue types) |
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| smallest living unit of structure and function |
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material that surrounds the cell
secreted by the cell |
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evolutionist-useless parts left over from a previous ancestor
creationist-part we do not understand yet |
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| examples of vestigial organs according to evolutionists |
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appendix
pineal gland
coccyx (tailbone) |
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| life begins at conception |
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| period of time from conception to birth |
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| 36 hrs to first cell division |
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| from implantation to fetus |
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| week 26: 10 in, 2 1/2 lbs |
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| sac of amniotic fluid which surrounds the developing baby |
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sac of blood vessels which supply baby with necessary nutrients
*mom and baby's blood are kept seperate |
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| three blood vessels which attach baby to mother |
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| sanctity of life dependent upon God's Word not man's opinion |
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| legalized abortion in the US in 1973 |
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-90% of all abortions
-1st three months
-suction device, force tears body apart and into a container for disposal |
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| D&C (Dilation and Curettage) |
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-1st three months
-loop shaped knife scraps womb severing attachment between child and mother |
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| D&E (Dilation and Evacuation) |
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-3 to 5 months
-forceps used to dismember child and remove parts (Parts often reassembled)-to make sure everything is there |
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-older than 20 weeks (to end of second trimester)
-inject high amounts of salt into amniotic sac causing severe burns and death |
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| D&X (Intact Dilation and Extraction) |
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-Partial birth abortion (Clinton legalized it; Bush took it away)
-20 weeks through end of pregnancy
-Normal birth except feet first. All but head out - puncture base of skull and remove brain |
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-20 weeks through end of pregnancy
-Child surgically removed from and dies by neglect or is first killed in the womb
-Abortion |
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-hormone
-from brain (pituitary) |
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| fertilization (formation of zygote) (Life Begins) |
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| causes follicle (egg cell) to grow in ovary |
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| causes ovulation to occur (one egg is released from ovary) |
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| egg moves into oviduct and is fertilized by sperm (zygote) |
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| travels to uterus and implants |
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-produced by ovary
-prepares uterus for implantation -more vascularized |
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| chemicals or compounds which cause or induce abortions |
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-used in 1st seven weeks
-blocks normal action of progesterone
-can prevent implantation or produce explanation of embryo |
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| morning after pill (Plan B) |
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-high levels of progesterone and estrogen
-designed to prevent release of egg cell
-may prevent implantation |
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-according to the FDA
-prevent ovulation
-increase mucous production
-changes endometrial lining-can take 3 to 6 months to get back to normal |
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| Intrauterine devices (IUDs) |
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| prevent conception or implantation |
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| embryonic stem cell research |
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| the destruction of human embryos (life) in an attempt to perform medical research |
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| what is embroynic stem cell research |
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-cells come from early embryonic stage
*created through in virto fertilization
-cells have capability to differentiate (become specialized)
-indefinite supply of stem cells from embryo
*cells keep dividing (stem cell line) |
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| the truth about embryonic stem cell research |
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-stem cells do not have to come from embryos
-adult stem cells come from many other places (umbilical cord, bone marrow, skin, etc.) |
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