ABDOMINAL AREA §Pertaining to the area in front of body §contains: l stomach l small intestine l part of large intestine l liver l gallbladder l pancreas.

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ABDOMINAL AREA §Pertaining to the area in front of body §contains: l stomach l small intestine l part of large intestine l liver l gallbladder l pancreas l spleen

ANATOMY §Study of: l form & structure of an organism

CELL §Microscopic structures §Carry on all functions of life §Take in oxygen & food §Produce heat & energy §Move & adapt to environment §eliminate wastes

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM §Transportation system l Transport Oxygen & Nutrients §Contains: l Heart l Blood vessels l Blood

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM §Gastro-Intestinal System §Physical and chemical breakdown of food §Consists: l Alimentary canal l and accessory organs

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM §Group of ductless glands §Secretes hormones into the bloodstream

EXCRETORY SYSTEM §Urinary System §removal of waste l excess water l maintaining acid-base balance §Contains: l kidneys l ureters l bladder l urethra

INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM §Skin §Membrane & Organ §Contains: l Several kinds of tissue

LYMPHATIC SYSTEM §Works with circulatory system §Removes wastes §Removes excess fluids from tissue §Contains: l Lymph l Lymph vessels l Lymph nodes l Lymphatic tissue

MUSCULAR SYSTEM §Over 600 muscles §Three kinds of muscles l visceral/smooth l skeletal l cardiac

NERVOUS SYSTEM §Complex & organized system §coordinates all activities of the body §allows body to adapt to changes §allows body to respond to changes

ORGAN §Two or more tissues joined together to perform specific function

PHYSIOLOGY §Study of the processes of living organisms §Why & how they work

REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM §Production of new life §Contains: l gonads(sex glands) l ducts(tubes) l accessory organs

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM §Taking in oxygen §Removing Carbon Dioxide §Contains: l Lungs l Air passages

SKELETAL SYSTEM §206 bones §Framework §Protection §Levers §Production of blood cells §Contains: l organs called bones

SYSTEM §Organs or body parts that join together to performs a particular function

THORACIC §Pertaining to chest or thorax

TISSUE §Cells of same type join together for a common purpose § % WATER

URINARY SYSTEM §Removal of certain waste §Removal of excess water §Maintain an acid - base balance