Respiratory System
It has three lobes.
What is the right lung?
It is the first place where chemical digestion occurs.
What is the mouth?
This type of circulation has oxygenated blood.
What is systematic circulation?
It is the main job of the kidneys.
What is filtering blood?
It is the valve between the right atrium and right ventricule.
What is the tricuspid valve?
82% of CO2 is carried in the blood as this ion.
What is bicarbonate ion?
It allows one's stomach to expand.
What is rugae?
They prevent blood from pooling at the bottom of one's body in veins.
What are valves?
It is a waste product of the breakdown of nucleic acids.
What is uric acid?
They produce vitamins in the large intestines.
What are bacterium?
It has increased affinity to oxygen.
What is fetal hemoglobin?
Their importance is that they increase surface area to maximize absorption.
What are villi?
The atrium is depolarized when this is stimulated.
What is the SA node?
It is the third step of urine formation and it is when large molecules that were not filtered out of the glomerulus are actively moved from the blood through the capilaries to the tubule to be excreted.
What is tubular secretion?
It controls the rate of blood cell formation.
What is erythropoietin?
They sense low blood O2 to stimulate increased breathing rate and tidal volume.
What are peripheral chemoreceptors?
It is converted to pepsin at a pH of 2.
What is pepsinogen?
A person can live with this type of fibrilation.
What is atrial fibrilation?
It increases in times of excess body fluid.
What is the glomerular filtration rate?
It is a protein found in muscle with a very high affinity to oxygen.
What is myoglobin?
Holding your breath increases its concentration.
What is CO2?
It acts on the vagal neurons leading back to the medulla oblongata to increase feelings of satiety.
What is cholecystokinin?
It is the final product of coagulation.
What is fibrin?
It is caused by poor diet, kidney's being warn out, and toxins.
What is kidney failure?
After taking antibiotics, you could take probiotics to reestablish it.
What is normal flora?