What is the correct organization of the body?
Atoms, molecules, cells, tissue, organs, systems, organisms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What is the correct organization of the body?
| Atoms, molecules, cells, tissue, organs, systems, organisms |
To sustain life an organism must be able to? | Maintain movement, digest nutrients, excrete waste, reproduce itself, grow. |
Survival needs? | Nutrients, oxygen, water, temperature. |
Homeostasis | The body's ability to main a stable environment |
Three components of homeostatic control mechanisms are? | Receptor: some type of sensor that responds to change
Control Center: determines the level at which the factor is being regulated
Effector: receives the output through efferent pathways from the control center. |
Integumentary system | Components: skin, hair, fingernails, sweat glands, oil glands and the subcutaneous layer.
Function: protects the body, helps regulate temperature, eliminates waste and detects sensations. |
Skeletal system | Components: bone and joints of the body
Functions; support and protect the body, provides area for muscle attachment, aids body movement and helps produce blood cells. |
Muscular System | Components: skeletal muscle tissue
Function: Body movement |
Cardiovascular | Components: |