Any agent that can cause disease (examples include, viruses, bacteria, and parasites)
What is a pathogen?
200
The main gland of the Endocrine System.
What is the pituitary gland?
200
Gets rid of salts, and excess water.
What is perspiration?
200
Nose, ears, eyes, and tongue are these types of organs.
What are Sensory organs?
200
Energy stored in the muscle cells in this form.
What is ATP?
300
Lymphocytes, hyper, cytotoxic, and memory.
What are types of T-cells?
300
Receptor molecules in the cell membrane can only accept molecules of the correct shape.
What is Lock and Key model?
300
This filters the blood of excess water, salts, and cell wastes.
What are the kidneys?
300
The medulla controls these
What is involuntary responses? (Heartbeat, breathing, and swallowing...etc)
300
Hinge, ball and socket, gliding, pivet.
What are types of movable joints?
400
An injection of a dead or weakened pathogen.
What is a vaccine?
400
The part of the brain that connects the Endocrine system and the Nervous system.
What is the hypothalamus?
400
Makes urea and fliters toxins and dead red blood cells from the blood.
What is the liver?
400
A reaction to a change in the environment.
What is a stimulus and response?
400
Covers the ends of bones, cushioning the bones, and helping joints to move.
What is cartilage?
500
1. Pathogen enters body.
2. Finds a specific white blood cell.
3. WBC splits into Plasma and memory.
4. Plasma cell makes antibodies that destroy the pathogen.
5. Memory cells give you life long immunity.
What is the Immune Response?
500
1. Normal release of hormones.
2. Homeostasis is disrupted.
3. Body senses change.
4. Endocrine glands stimulated.
5. Hormones released.
6. Body response to increase of hormones.
7. Release of hormones STOP.
8. Homeostasis is achieved.
9. Stimulus gland stops releasing.
10. Body responds.
What is a Negative Feedback System?
500
The organs of the Excretory system.
What are the kidneys, ureter, urethra, nephron, bladder?
500
It determines which neurotransmitter it can receive.