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Nervous
Circulatory
Immune
Reproductive
Misc.
100
CNS and PNS stand for?
Central Nervous System and Peripheral Nervous System
100
These carry blood back to the heart
What are veins?
100
Pathogens that release toxic chemicals that damage host are called
What is a bacteria?
100
Part of female reproductive system that produces eggs
What is ovaries?
100
What is the name of the part of the heart that starts the contraction?
What is pacemaker (SA Node)?
200
Part of brain at the base that connects brain to the rest of the nerves in the body. Also responsible for basic life functions.
What is brain stem?
200
These prevent blood from flowing backwards.
What are valves?
200
2 types of contact that spread pathogens. (give example of each)
What is indirect and direct contact?
200
A fertilized egg with 23 chromosomes from each parent is called a
What is zygote?
200
Female reproductive structure responsible for making eggs. Males reproductive structure responsible for making sperm.
What is ovary and testes?
300
Part of brain responsible for body coordination and balance
What is the cerebellum?
300
How many chambers are in the heart and what are their names?
4, L/R Atrium, and L/R Ventricles
300
Inflammation, fever, mucus, sweat, and tears are examples of this type of immune defense.
What is non-specific?
300
Second stage of labor
What is emergence of the baby?
300
Zygote ---> _______ ---> Embryo ---> Fetus
What is a Blastocyst?
400
Largest part of brain. Responsible for interpreting hunger, emotion, pain, etc.
What is the cerebrum?
400
Blood pressure is measured as the force with which blood pushes against the walls of
What are arteries?
400
Vaccines work by causing the body to produce this type of cell (be specific)
What is memory b-cell?
400
This cannot be completed in females until the egg is fertilized
What is Meiosis II?
400
Type of pathogen that thrives in warm and damp places
What is fungi?
500
This regulates voluntary movement and this controls involuntary functions. (2 Names)
What is Somatic and Autonomic nervous system?
500
The 2 pathways of the heart are called
What is pulmonary and systemic?
500
Difference between cellular immunity and humoral immunity
What is CI uses T-cells to destroy infected cells and HI uses B-cells to produce antibodies?
500
2 primary functions of the male and female reproductive system
What is produce sperm cells and deliver them to female (male) / produce ova and provide place for zygote to develop (female)?
500
Which 2 body systems can be effected by STD's?
What is reproductive and immune?