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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: roslan & kalok (Human Anatomy), Human Anatomy Head Nose (Nerve & Cardiovascular System) - connet to the trachea(windpipe) for air to travel to the lungs. - coated with respiratory mucous membranes for smelling - hairs cells act to move waves of mucus toward the throat, Human Anatomy Head Upper Body/Torso, Human Anatomy Head Brain (Nervous System) - Connected to Spinal cord - Consist od forebrain, cerebellum & brain stem - linked by a thick band of nerve fibers - contain gray nerve cell bodies which surround a smaller mass of white nerve fibers. - pools of fluid and the skull protect the brain, Upper Body/Torso Liver - cleanses the blood and processes nutritional molecules - receive bright red blood from the lungs delivers the oxygenated blood to the heart - detoxifies blood cells by mixing them with bile - converts glucose to a storage form of energy called glycogen, Upper Body/Torso Spine Spinal Nerves - provide a two-way communication system between the spinal cord and parts of the arms, legs, neck and trunk of the body, Lower Body/Torso Large intestine - absorbs fluids and recycles them into the blood stream - compacts the wastes into feces, secretes mucus which binds the substances - an angle medially from the pelvis to form an s-shaped curve called the sigmoid colon. - common disorder of the large intestine is inflammation of the appendix, Upper Body/Torso Spine Lower Body/Torso, Upper Body/Torso Lungs - right lung process the oxygen in the air to be released into the blood and expel carbon dioxide - left lung processes the oxygenated blood and returns deoxygenated blood into the lungs for exhalation., Human Anatomy Head Mouth (Skeletal & Digestive System) - Teeth to breakdown the food before going thru the stomach - Tongue helps to taste with the helps of "taste bud". - Consist salivary glands to help in the digestion of food - Assist the respiratory system in the passage of air., Human Anatomy Head Eye (Nervous System) - Nerves converts image to electrical impulses to be recorded in the brain. - Fats & bony socket protects the eyeball from injury - Pupil controls amt of light entering the eye - Image forms on the retina (nerve tissue) & need constant supply of oxygen & sugar, Lower Body/Torso Rectum - short, muscular tube that forms the lowest portion of the large intestine and connects it to the anus. - Feces collects here until pressure on the rectal walls cause nerve impulses to pass to the brain, which then sends messages to the voluntary muscles in the anus to relax, permitting expulsion., Lower Body/Torso Pelvis - protects abdominal organs such as the bladder, rectum and uterus - bounded by the coccyx (tail bone) and the hip bones - hip bones curve forward to join the pubic symphysis at the front - symphysis pubis is a cartilaginous union between both sides of the pelvis anteriorly, Upper Body/Torso Rib Cage - Protects the organs from impact & injurt - muscles attach in between the ribs help to expand and relax the chest during breathing - spaces between the ribs contain nerves and blood vessels., Upper Body/Torso Heart - intakes deoxygenated blood through the veins - delivering it to the lungs for oxygenation - pumping it into the various arteries to be transmitted throughout the body for energy - buffer zone also protects the heart from outside injury and keeps it from scraping against the chest wall, Upper Body/Torso Spine - protects the spinal cord and supports the trunk of the body and the head., Lower Body/Torso Small Intestine - the duodenum, a receiving area for chemicals and partially digested food from the stomach - the jejunum, where most of the nutrients are absorbed into the blood - the ileum, where the remaining nutrients are absorbed before moving into the large intestine. - allow the food to stay in one place until the nutrients can be absorbed.