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Human Systems

The Human Circulatory System

Human Circulation Double Loop Systemic Pulmonary Transport of materials (oxygen, nutrients, hormones, waste) throughout body

Types of blood vessels Arteries (arterioles) Veins (venules) Capillaries

Human Heart 4 chambers: Atrium (left and right) Ventricles (left and right)

Blood flow through the heart Blood flows from the body to the heart via the vena cava Large veins connecting body to right atrium Right atrium enters right ventricle via the right AV valve (atrioventricular)

Blood flow through the heart Right ventricle pumps blood through pulmonary arteries and to the lungs (pulmonary circuit) Lungs return blood (oxygenated) to left atrium via the pulmonary veins

Blood flow through the heart Left atrium pumps blood into left ventricle via the left AV valve Left ventricle pumps blood to body via the aorta

Heart Actions Systole Diastole Contraction Depends on which part of the heart Atrial systole Ventricular systole Diastole Relaxation Atrial diastole Ventricular diastole

Regulation of Heart SA Node (pacemaker of heart) AV Node Sinoatrial node Near right atrium AV Node Atrioventricular node Coordinate contraction of ventricles together AND after the atria Bundle of His takes signal to ventricles

Regulation of the Heart

The Human Excretory System

Kidneys Major organ of excretion Bean shaped organs along vertebrae near thoracic/lumbar spine 2 regions: Cortex Medulla

Blood Supply to Kidneys Renal arteries Blood enters kidneys to be filtered Renal veins Blood leaves kidneys to return to the heart, lungs

Kidneys and Excretion Excrete liquid waste through the ureters Ureters empty into the urinary bladder Kidneys produce urine Urea – amino acid breakdown Uric acid – nucleic acid breakdown

Nephron Functional unit of the kidney Bowman’s capsule – enlarged, cup-like structure with blood vessels (glomerulus) – within the cortex Proximal tubule Loop of Henle Distal tubule Collecting duct

The Nephron

From the nephron… Collecting duct (containing urine) dumps into ureters Ureters to urinary bladder Once bladder is full, will empty into exterior of body

Control of Kidney Function Antidiuretic hormone