Homeostasis
Responsiveness is...
the act of reacting/responding to change
Chemical level is...
where atoms comprise to form molecules
Functions of the integumentary system...
to protect from environment, maintain body temperature, provide sensory information
three components of homeostatic regulation
receptor, control center, and effector
Growth is...
increase in cell size or number
Two types of molecule include...
micro-molecules and macro-molecules
bones, cartilage, ligaments and bone marrow
The function of the gallbladder...
store bile for fat digestion
Reproduction is...
production of new generations of the same organism
Tissue level is..
a group of specialized cells that perform a specific function
Functions of the muscular system...
Provides movement, protection for tissues, and produces heat
organelles function
cell structures that perform functions within the cell
Movement is...
internal and/or external movement
organ level is...
the accumulation different tissue aimed at performing a specific function
Functions of the nervous system...
responds to stimulus, coordinates activities of other organs, and interprets sensory information
Reproduction results in...
two genetically identical daughter cells
Metabolism is
all chemical reactions in the body
organ systems
the compilation of different organs that are aimed at performing specific function
The cardiovascular system function to...
transport blood cells and dissolve materials
Gametes have this many chromosomes
23 chromosomes