Label the following figure including both anatomy (organs and structures) and physiology (function and biochemistry). How does each thing you label contribute to keeping you alive?

One of the characteristics of life is responsiveness: the ability to detect and respond to environmental stimuli. Which of the following organ systems is responsible for this job? Nervous system O Cardiovascular system Skeletal system Lymphatic system Respiratory system

Match the following words and their definitions

c) A patient has a CT scan of their abdomen with an absorbed dose of 25.0 mGy. The scan ends near the top of their pelvis. Assume that 15% of their bone is scanned, 20% of their skin, 90% of their colon, 25% of their bladder and 10% of their lungs but none of their liver, stomach and gonads. A further 20% of tissue characterised as 'remainder of the body' is also exposed during the scan. The tissue weighting factors for various organs is listed in the table below: Tissue Tissue weighting Tissue Tissue weighting factor factor skin 0.01 oesophagus 0.04 bone marrow 0.12 bladder 0.04 bone surface 0.01 breast 0.12 brain 0.01 gonads 0.08 lung 0.12 thyroid 0.04 liver 0.04 salivary glands 0.01 stomach 0.12 remainder of body 0.12 colon 0.12 What is the overall effective dose received by the patient from the CT scan?

Explain what it means to be biologically alive

Identify and list the organs and describe their functions in each of the following body systems    Body System Eg; of how to do is shown in #1 system (see below) Organ Function are action verbs – they should be underlined 1.     The Cardiovascular (include Blood) Heart Vessels Veins Blood Heart is an organ that pumps blood throughout the body Blood vessels  transport blood throughout the body Veins are responsible for returning deoxygenated blood back to the heart. ------------------------------------------------------------- Blood Cells supplies oxygen to cells and tissues. provide essential nutrients to cells, removes waste materials, protect the body from infection and foreign bodies. Blood Plasma aids in the clotting process The Lymphatic (include Immunity)     The Respiratory     The Digestive

Answer this following question in your own words? question 1: Name the 4 quadrants and 9 body regions of the human body, and Why is it important to know these quadrants and regions?   question 2: Define the following terms: gross anatomy   microscopic anatomy macroscopic anatomy regional anatomy systemic anatomy physiology

There are 11 major body systems, using the video above match the organ system to the organ? Circulatory Digestive Endocrine Excretory Integumentary [Choose ] hormones, glands, pancreas, thyroid ovary, testes, gametes, skin, nails, hair muscles, tendons blood, heart lungs, trachea, larynx kidneys, bladder, ureters lymph node, thymus, spleen bones, joints, cartilage mouth, stomach, small intestine, large intestine brain, spinal cord [Choose ] Lymphatic / Immune Muscular [Choose ] [Choose ] Nervous [Choose ] Reproductive [Choose ] Respiratory [Choose ] Skeletal [Choose ] >

Match the organ system on the left with its function.

Which of the following are functions of protein in the human body     structure such as muscle     transportation such as albumin     enzymes     all of the above