Body Systems Flip-Book Final Product

Body Systems Flip-Book Final Product By Varun Talasila - Period 4B

For my Wow Factor, I included different fonts per slide, gradient colors and backgrounds, and really cool transitions/animations between slides, and some word art.

Integumentary System Function - Protects the body from the invasion, prevents the body from infection, acting as derm/o & dermat/o - skin a sensory organ, modulating body temperature and synthesizing Kerat - cornea / hard tissue vitamin D Xer - dry Diseases - Acne - pimples on skin, Rash - irritated area on skin, Yeast - fungus infection in vaginal area, Athletes foot - Scaly rash on bottom of the foot Xanth - yellow Careers - Dermatologists - specialist in conditions involving skin, Erythr - red Pedicu - foot hair etc and Plastic Surgeon - Modifies face and body using Onych - Nails plastic Vocab terms Epidermis - outer layer of skin Dermis - connective tissue layer beneath epidermis Myc - fungus Callus - thickened portion of skin Keratin - fiber protein that makes up hair, skin Pil - hair and nails Melanin - pigment that gives skin its color Lip - Lips Nails - covers that protect surfaces of fingers Alopecia - sudden hair loss Rhytid - wrinkle Hair - accessory structure made of keratin Sebum - oily secretion produced by glands Albin - White Lunula - crescent shaped part of fingernail

Musculoskeletal System Vocabulary -Calcium-Mineral Component of bones My - muscle Function - supports and binds -Collagen-Dense Myel - marrow/spinal cord tissues and organs together, Connective Protein Oste - bone provide form, stability, and Strands Cost - rib movement to the body, and protect -Disc-Flat, round like, plate internal organs. structure Crani - skull Diseases -Fontanelle-Soft part s-puesxpyen- ssuiorngical fixation / -Tendinitis - inflammation or between skull bones of Chondr - cartillage irritation of a tendon infants -Carpal Tunnel - Pinched nerve in -Osseous Tissue - Bone system tissue -Osteoarthritis - Flexible tissue at -Ribs- 12 pairs of bones Arthr - joint end of bone wears down that form the chest wall -plegia - paralysis / stroke -Sinus - Hollow air cavity Kinesi - movement -fibromyalgia - Widespread muscle within a bone pain and tenderness -Visceral Muscle - Smooth Careers Muscle -Tendon - Binds muscle to -Physical Therapist - Helps people bone improve movement and flexibility -Ossification - Process of -Orthopedist - Treat bone related bone formation injuries and problems

Nervous System Function - Gets information of the environment around the body and and generates responses to the environment. Neur - nerve Encephal - brain Diseases - Bell's Palsy - Sudden weakness in the muscles of one half of the face. Myel - marrow/of spinal cord Alzheimer's Disease - Memory loss over time. Ambul - walk Cerebral Palsy - A group of diseases that affect a person's ability to move, maintain -Esthesia - sensation/feeling balance, and posture. Epilepsy - A disorder in which the nerve activity in the brain is Mening - meninges disturbed, which causes seizures. Psych - mind/spirit Concuss - injury in head area Careers - Neurologist - treats disorders of the nervous system. Neurosurgeon - A surgeon who operates on the nervous system. Vocab Words - somatic system - controls voluntary activities - axon - end of neuron that carries impulses away from body - neuron - cells that transmit electrical messages - dendrite - end of neuron - stimuli - changes outside of body - synapse - space between two neurons where neurotransmitters travel - cerebral cortex - outside layer of brain - Sensory neuron - involved in sensation - motor neuron - carries outgoing info - hypothalamus - maintains homestasis

Special Senses Slide Function - Systems that detect environmental stimuli and respond accordingly with 4 ‘senses’ Irid - iris Diseases - Ptosis - Drooping/Falling of upper eyelid. Strabismus - When the -cusis - hearing eyes do not properly align with each other. Deafness - A lack of hearing in the problem ears. Nystagmus - When the eyes make repetitive, uncontrolled movements. -opia - visual Careers - Dermatologist - An expert on conditions involving the skin, hair, and disorder nails.- Neurologist - an expert on the brain. ot/o - ear Vocabulary - Eyelids - Protect the eye exterior Tympan - eardrum - Eyelashes - Project from border of eyelid - PinkEye - Infectious form of Conjunctivitis Opthomal - eye - Eyeball - The eye itself, a hollow sphere - Cornea - Allows light through the eye -metry - - Iris - Colored part of eye surrounding pupil measuring - Myopia - Nearsightedness - Nose - used for a sense of smell - Ears - used to hear sounds - Hyperopia - Farsightedness

Cardiovascular System Function - Circulates blood through the body Cardi - Heart Angi - Vessels Diseases - Heart Failure - When the heart doesn't pump blood well - Cardiomyopathy - Makes it hard for Hemo - Blood your heart to pump blood - Heart Valve disease - One or more of the valves in your heart do not work Brady - Slow properly - Pericardial Disease - Inflammation of the pericardium Tachy - Fast Thromb - Clot Careers - Cardiac Surgeon - Surgeon that operates on organs around and on the heart. Invasive - Emia - Blood Disease Cardiologist - Uses open or minimally invasive surgery to treat areas of the heart Leuk/o - White Erythr - Red Vocabulary Arteri - Artery Atrium - Heart chamber that receives blood Systole - Contraction phase of the heartbeat Ventricle - Bottom portion of the heart Artery - Vessel that carries blood away from heart Veins - Vessels that carry blood to heart Hypertension - High BP Aorta - Largest artery in the body Anemia - When body is low in RBC’s Phlebitis - Inflammation of a vein Blood Pressure - Force of blood on blood walls

Respiratory System Slides Function - Your respiratory system is the network of organs and tissues that help you breathe. This system helps your Bronch- airway into lungs Inspiration - Drawing of air into body absorb oxygen from the air so your organs can work. lungs It also cleans waste gases, such as carbon dioxide, from your blood Cyan- root Nares - Nostrils Diseases - Asthma - A condition where a person's airways get Laryng- larynx area Pleurisy - makes breathing painful inflamed making it hard for them to breath, COPD - -oxia - pitch Palate - Mouth roof Obstructed airflow from lungs, Pneumonia - Inflames air Oxy- tablet Asthma - Causes constriction and sacs in one or both lungs Cystic Fibrosis - Buildup of mucus Pleur- side/rib mucus production over time Pneum- condition of lungs Apnea - Breathing Cessation Careers - Thoracic Surgeon - Operates on the area around Dyspnea - Air Hunger the Thorax, Respiratory Therapist - Works with patients Anoxia - Deficiency of oxygen with breathing disorders Pulmon- lungs Eupnea - Normal respiratory rate Thorac- of the thorax and rhythm Trache- windpipe Tidal Volume - Amount of air inhaled

Digestive Slides Vocab Function - The digestive system is a group of organs working together to convert food into energy and Cholecyst - gallbladder Mouth - opening for food basic nutrients to feed the entire body Enter - Intestine Stomach - saclike organ for storage Colon - Colon area Pepsin - splits proteins - its enzyme Careers - Gastroenterologist – a physician Hepat - Blood Absorption - when one substance permeates specializing in diseases of the digestive system Gastr - Stomach another including esophagus, stomach and intestines. or/o - mouth Rectum - in alimentary canal Proctologist – a physician specializing in diseases -pepsia - reaction Anus - opening in alimentary canal of the rectum and anus chol/e - bile Large intestine - begins in cecum and ends in Proct - anus rectum Diseases - IBS - disorder in large intestine Stomach Small intestine - longest part of alimentary Flu - intenstinal infection in stomach IBD - canal Inflammation in digestive tract Celiac - Immune Carbohydrate - energy source reaction to eating gluten Esophagus - passage leading to stomach

Urinary System Vocab Function - To manage waste in the body -cele - swelling Careers - Urologists - manage diseases in urinary tract, Transplant -lysis - breaking down Arteriole - small artery surgeons - Surgeons that operate on transplants Cyst - sore Catheter - tube for fluids Diseases - Nephrosis – a noninflammatory disease of kidneys. Nephr - dark Cortex - outer organ Nephrolith – a kidney stone. Urethritis – inflammation of the urethra, Ren - kidney Creatine - waste in urine the final pathway for urine in both sexes, and the common pathway for -uria - in urine Kidney - bean shaped organ urine and semen in the male. Nocturia – frequently getting up and Pexy - cut Meatus - opening urinating during the night. - ectasis - dilation Renal artery - blood vessel that Pyel - pelvis carries blood to kidney Renal Vein - blood away from heart Renin - Hormone secreted by kidney Sodium - electrolyte in blood

Reproductive System Slide Function - System that allows the human body to reproduce Cervic - neck Vocab Careers - Reproductive Biologist - Studies the Salping - tube cele - tumor reproductive systems organs, Prostate surgeon - Ov - egg Ecto - outside Treats prostate cancer Orchid - testicle Crypt - hidden Diseases - Prostate Cancer - Cancer in the Oophor - ovary Utero - uterus prostate, Prostatitis - Swelling of prostate gland, Men - month Vas - vessel Testicular Cancer - Cancer in the testicles, AIDS - Genesis - beginning / origin Interferes with bodies ability to fight infection and Testes - part in male disease. reproductive system Anus - opening for bowel movements Cervix - opening of uterus Bodies change - puberty Mamm - organs Gynec - female Colp - vagina Prostat - male urination gland