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47th Chapter Vocab 36 words
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46 Chapter Figures Use figure 46-1 and 46-2. 1. Draw and label: a. the four chambers of the heart b. the four valves of the heart c. indicate where blood is coming from and going to d. indicate the direction of blood flow with arrows 2. Draw and label: a. the arteries of the heart b. the chambers where these arteries start b. where the blood is going 3. Draw and label: a. the veins of the heart b. the chambers to which these veins connect c. where the blood is coming from 4. Reproduce figure 46-3 (control of heart beat) with labels and caption. 5. Reproduce figure 46-14 (blood clotting) with labels and caption. 6. Reproduce figure 46-16 (respiratory system) with labels and caption. 7. Describe the regulation of breathing including the role of carbon dioxide.
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46 Vocab 2 Page 951- Second half of all words
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4/19 Monday Study Guide pages 261, 262, 263, 264 Extra Credit page 960 questions 1-8 Extra Credit page 969 questions 1-8

4/16 Friday Respiratory System, page 946 Study Guide pages 257 and 258/ page 950 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 950 2-9

4/15 Thursday Blood, page 940 Study Guide pages 255 and 256/ page 944 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 944 Questions 2-8

4/14 Wednesday Circulatory System,, page 933 Study Guide pages 253 and 254/ page 939 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 939 Questions 2-9 and/or draw figure 46-2 and label it as shown.

4/13 Tuesday Integumentary System, page 924 Study Guide Pages 251 and 252/page 926 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 926 Questions 2-8

4/12 Monday Draw the diagram on the handout. Write the facts on “Muscle's Structure.” Write the facts on how “Muscle's Contract.”

4/8 Thursday Muscular System, page 917 Study Guide pages 249 and 250 /page 922 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 922, Questions 2-9 and/or draw figure 45-11, label it, and explain each item labeled.

4/7 Wednesday Skeletal System, page 911 Study Guide pages 247 and 248 / page 916 question 1 Extra Credit: Page 916, Questions 2-9 and/or draw figure 45-5, label it, and explain each item labeled.

(110) 4/5 Organ System Overview: (Lecture and Notes) 1. The human body can be divided into 11 organ systems. 2. The 11 organ systems work together and are not totally separate. 3. The organ systems of the body work together to provide body cells with oxygen and nutrients; plus remove wastes. 4. Organ systems are made up of organs such as the pancreas that produces both digestive and endocrine substances. 5. Organs consist of various tissues that work together to carry out a specific function. 6. A tissue is a collection of cells with a similar structure that work together at a particular function. 7. Organ systems are made of organs; organs are made of different tissues; and different tissues are made of different cell types. 8. Muscle, nervous, epithelial, and connective tissues are the four main types of tissues. 9. Muscle tissue is composed of cells that can contract. 10. Skeletal muscle is attached to bones and can be moved consciously. 11. The smooth muscles of the digestive organs and skin are not under conscious control. 12. Nervous tissue contains cells that receive and transmit messages in the form of electrical impulses. 13. The sending and receiving the messages throughout the body is done by cells called neurons. 14. External and internal changes are sensed by some nervous tissue. 15. Other nervous tissue interprets the information sensory organs. 16. Still other nervous tissue caused the body to respond to interpreted sensory information. 17. Epithelial tissue consists of layers of cells that line or cover all internal and external body surfaces. 18. Epithelial cells are tamely bound together and provide a barrier for internal and external surfaces. 19. Skin consists of a layer of dead, flat cells that protect the underlying layer of living epithelial cells. 20. Connective tissue binds, supports, and protects structures in the body. 21. Connective tissues include bone, cartilage, tendons, fat, and blood. 22. The cells of connective tissue are embedded in large amounts of an intercellular substance called a matrix. 23. A hard calcium containing matrix surrounds bone cells. 24. Cells in cartilage, tendons, and that's have a semisolid fibrous matrix. 25. Blood cells are suspended in a liquid matrix.