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Nervous & endocrine notes

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How do the different types of neurons work together to send and receive signals ? Pick up signals through senses ( sight , smell , touch ) Send info from to . Connect sensory neurons to Found in CNS . Motor Neurons Receive signals from CNS , causing movement In PNS , receive info from CNS .

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release hormones directly into the bloodstream . release hormones through ducts to reach surfaces of the body . Examples of endocrine glands include , , , , . Examples of exocrine glands include , , , , .

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Respiratory System : is essential for cellular respiration . Match the number with the organ : 7 , 6 , 5 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 1 , 4 , 2 , 3 . How does the oxygen we inhale get to all of our cells ? Travels through the bronchus , bronchioles , out the and into the ; the bloodstream then delivers it to our cells . How do muscles assist in movement of air in and out ? and help move air in and out of the respiratory system .

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pick up signals through senses ( sight , smell , touch ) and send info from the PNS to the CNS . connect sensory neurons to and are found in the CNS . Motor Neurons receive signals from the CNS , causing movement and in the PNS they receive info from the CNS .

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release hormones directly into the bloodstream , while release hormones through ducts to reach surfaces of the body . Examples of Endocrine Glands include the Pituitary Gland , Thyroid , Hypothalamus , Testes , and Ovaries . Examples of Exocrine Glands include Sweat Glands , Mammary Glands , Salivary Glands , Sebaceous Glands , and Gastric Glands .

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The circulatory system includes , , and . Arteries have thick walls and carry blood away from the heart ; Capillaries are thin - walled and allow exchange of materials ; Veins have valves to prevent backflow as blood moves toward the heart .

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The four macromolecules are , , , and ( DNA + RNA ) . Carbohydrates store and provide energy ; Proteins drive cellular reactions and build structures ; Lipids store energy and form membranes ; Nucleic acids store and transmit genetic information .

 
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