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Open/closed circulatory

Open/closed circulatory. Vertebrate hearts. Mammal heart system. Mammal heart. Taking blood pressure. High blood pressure. http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=2114. Respiratory. Lung lobes. tracheotomy. Uvula.

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Open/closed circulatory

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  1. Open/closed circulatory

  2. Vertebrate hearts

  3. Mammal heart system

  4. Mammal heart

  5. Taking blood pressure

  6. High blood pressure http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=2114

  7. Respiratory

  8. Lung lobes

  9. tracheotomy

  10. Uvula • Uvula: flap of skin from soft palate in combination associated with breathing/snoring • Tonsils: lymphoid tissue for fighting infection

  11. diaphragm

  12. Pneumothorax – collapsed lung

  13. Spontaneous pneumothorax • Blisters on the outer surface of the lung, called blebs. • Everyone has these blebs to a degree due to friction between the surface of the lungs and the chest cavity. • Sometimes these blebs burst and leak air from the inside of the lung. • An air pocket is created on the outside of the lung which breaks down the tissue and causes severe pain. • A chest tube is inserted to remove the air pocket, which in turn pulls the lung back into the space that was created by the air pocket. • Usually persons prone to have this affliction are young, slender, white males.

  14. Urinary • Filtration • Blood plasma • Reabsorption • Water and minerals • Secretion • Ions and some proteins

  15. Nephrons Glomerulus & Bowman’s capsule

  16. Male reproduction

  17. Female reproduction

  18. Female reproduction anatomy

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