u nit 3: a nimal a natomy and physiology. 3.1 o rgan s ystems the human body is structured into...
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UNIT 3: ANIMAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
3.1 ORGAN SYSTEMS The human body is structured into systems.
What systems can you think of?
Circulatory / Cardiovascular
Digestive
Respiratory
3.1 ORGAN SYSTEMS
Systems made up of cells similar in shape and function that work together are called?
Tissues
Organs
Organ systems
Organs with related functions (physiology) or structures(anatomy) working together are called?
When different type of tissues form and work together, they are called?
MONITORING ORGANS
X-ray photograph – pass through soft tissue to see bone.
Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan – information about soft tissue as well as bone. Distinguish between gases, liquids and solid tissues.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx-0emi4m8s 3 min video
MONITORING ORGANS CON’T
Nuclear imaging – provide info about function of organs. Use radionuclides (unusable atoms that emit rays of energy). Can show damaged areas.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – does not use any external radiation (safer). Provides info on structure and function using spinning motion of atoms motions of the atomic nuclei.
You tube MRI Machine – 2 min video
3.2 Endoscopic Surgury
Read Together pg 167
3.3 CONTROL AND COORDINATION: THE CENTRAL NERVOUS AND ENDOCRINE SYSTEMS
HOMEOSTASIS
Homios : sameStasis: standing stillHomeostasis: The maintance of a healthy
balance of all chemical reactions in an organism.
What 2 organ systems are primarily responsible for maintaining homeostasis? Nervous system and Endocrine system
How do our bodies create homeostasis?
Respond to change in numerous ways…
Nervous System- the control system that enables animals to detect a stimulus and coordinate a response.
Endocrine System – system that regulates internal environmental conditions by secreting hormones into the bloodstream.
What 2 organ systems are primarily responsible for maintaining homeostasis?
ENVIRONMENT
Internal environment: everything inside an organisms body
External environment: everything outside an organisms body
NORMAL RANGES pH- 7.35- 7.45 Heart Rate (HR) - 72 beats per minute or (50 – 100) Breathing Rate – 16 – 20 breaths per min Body temperature – 36.2 – 37.5 degrees Celsius
Body is exposed to cold – below 36.2- Shiver - decrease blood flow to extremities- increase HR
Body temperature above 37.2- increase blood flow- relax muscles- increase perspiration
CHECK YOUR HR AND BR
Take HR for 15 sec – multiply by 4 Average – 13 - 22
Take BR for 30 sec – multiply by 2 Average 8 - 10
Temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius 93.2 - 34 95 - 35 96.8 - 36 98.6 - 37 100.4 - 38 102.2 - 39
HOMEOSTASIS
EXERCISE, MEALS AND SLEEP: EFFECTS ON THE BODY
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Endocrine System: Organ system that regulates internal environmental conditions by secreting hormones into the bloodstream.
Special chemicals called hormones play a major role in homeostasis:
Regulate and coordinate functions of organ systems
Hormone: a compound released by one type of cell that has an effect on other cells of the body
Glands: an organ that secretes hormones
HORMONES SECRETED IN THE BLOODSTREAM REACH ALL CELLS THEY ONLY AFFECT TARGET CELLS
BASIC STRUCTURE OF A NEURON