SPC Saint Petersburg College A&P 1 Chapter 1
shuts off or decreases original stimulus (most common in the body)
negative feedback
diaphragm (function)
contracts to aid breathing
Liver (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominal
uterus (body cavity)
ventral/ pelvic
brain (function)
Integration (intellect, emotion, behavior,memory, sensation, action)
Skin(organ system)
Integumentary
vein(organ system)
cardiovascular
pubic
pubic area
diaphragm(organ system)
respiratory/ muscular
responsible for gas exchange
right and left lung
scapular
shoulder blade
major organ of digestion absorption
small intestine
locates superior to the large intestine and begins protein digestion, temporarily stores food
stomach
Small intestine (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominal
large intestine (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominal
spleen (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominal
Gall bladder (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominopelvic
Stomach (body cavity)
ventral/ abdominopelvic
ovary (body cavity)
ventral/ pelvic
urinary bladder (body cavity)
ventral/ pelvic
lungs (body cavity)
ventral/ thoracic- pleural
adrenal gland(organ system)
endocrine
Abdominal
Belly
Axillary
Armpit
Located on the left side of the body in the abdominopelvic cavity it destroys old/dead RBC's and platelets
B is spleen
Heart(organ system)
Cardiovascular
sets normal range and determines response to stimulus
Control Center
Gall bladder(organ system)
Digestive
Large Intestines (organ system)
Digestive
Liver(organ system)
Digestive
Small intestines (organ system)
Digestive
Stomach (organ system)
Digestive
Brain (body cavity)
Dorsal-cranial
Spinal Cord (body cavity)
Dorsal-vertebral (aka Spinal)
responds to stimulus as directed by Control center to return variable to normal range
Effector
Pituitary Gland(organ system)
Endocrine
Thyroid Gland(organ system)
Endocrine
located in the abdominopelvic cavity and stores bile
Gallbladder
ability to maintain stable internal conditions
Homeostasis
located on the right side of the body and produces Bile
Liver
Spleen(organ system)
Lymphatic
Brain(organ system)
Nervous
Spinal Cord (organ system)
Nervous
monitors environment and detects changes (Stimulus)
Receptor
Uterus(organ system)
Reproductive
Ovary(organ system)
Reproductive/ Endocrine
Testes(organ system)
Reproductive/ Endocrine
Lungs(organ system)
Respiratory
Acromial
Shoulder
Bone(organ system)
Skeletal
produces change in Variable (factor being regulated)
Stimulus
Brachial
Upper arm
Urinary Bladder(organ system)
Urinary
tarsal
ankle
vertebral
back bone
Antecubital
back of elbow
popliteal
back of knee
occipital
back of the head
umbilical
belly button
mammary
breast
gluteal
butt
artery(organ system)
cardiovascular
thoracic
chest
mental
chin
pancreas(organ system)
digestive/ endocrine
Otic
ears
orbital
eye socket
kidney (function)
filters blood plasma
digital
fingers and toes
frontal
forehead
sternal
front of rib cage
inguinal
groin area
cranial
head
located between lungs pumps blood
heart
Calcaneal
heel of foot
pelvic
hip
spinal cord (function)
integration (sensations, flexes)
patellar
knee
absorbs some water, produces feces
large instestine
lumbar
lower back
lymph node(organ system)
lymphatic
oral
mouth
muscle(organ system)
muscular
Cervical
neck
nasal
nose
palmar
palm of hand
increases original stimulus to speed up response
positive feedback
femoral
thigh
heart (body cavity)
thoracic-pericardial/ ventral
kidney(organ system)
urinary
