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THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. .  \nThe Nose…………………………………  \nThroat Structures……………  \nThe Lungs ………………………  \nII. THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM  \nThe Heart ………………  \nBlood Vessels ..  \nBlood …………………………  \nHI. THE DIGESTIVE SYS  \nThe Mouth…………  \nThe Stomach……  \nThe Small Intestine  \nThe Large Intestine  \nIV. THE EXCRETORY SYSTE  \nKidneys……………………  \nBladder………………………  \nSkin ………………………………  \nV. THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM  \nThe Pituitary Gland ..  \nThe Thyroid and Parathyroid Gla  \nThe Adrenal Glands …………………  \nVirginia Fross Maghan  \nAuthors:  \nJudith Hunt Cobb,M.Ed.  \nEditor-in-Chief:  \nRichard W. Wheeler,M.A.Ed.  \nLee H. Dunning,M.S.T., M.S.Ed.  \nEditor:  \nConsulting Editor:  \nHarold W. Wengert, Ed.D.  \nAlan Christopherson, M.S.  \nRevision Editor:  \nAlpha Omega Publications  \na division of:  \nBridgestone Multimedia Group  \n300 North McKemy Avenue, Chandler, Arizona 85226-2618  \nCopyright CMCMXCV, All rights reserved  \n罗  \n# THE HUMAN ANATOMYPART 2\n\nGod used the Apostle Paul to writethese words to believers in Rome and to us(Romans 12:1):“I beseech you therefore,brethren,by the mercies of God,that yepresent your bodies a living sacrifice,holy,acceptableunto God,which is yourreasonable service.\"Paul wrote also(Romans 12:5):\"So we,being many,areone body in Christ,and every one membersone of another.\"  \nIn Science LIFEPAC 708 you learned thatyour body is made of cells,billions of cells.You studied your skeletal system,orframework of your body,and your nervoussystem,or computer-messenger service foryour body.In this LIFEPAC you will studytwoveryimportantsystems,  yourrespiratorysystem and your circulatorysystem.You will learn how air gets into  \n## OBJECTIVES\n\nRead these objectives.The objectives tell you what you will be able to do whenyou have successfully completed this LIFEPAC.  \nWhen you have finished this LIFEPAC,you should be able  \n1.To list three functions of your nose;  \n2.To explain how the heart and lungs work together;  \n3.To identify the throat structure not used in breathing;  \n4.To name the three types of cells in the blood;  \n5.To diagram the flow of blood in the heart;  \n6.  \nTo explain the function of the circulatory system;  \n8.  \n9.  \n10To list four functions of the digestive system;  \n11.  To label a diagram of a tooth;  \nthe lungs and how oxygen is absorbed intothe blood.Your heart pumps the oxygen inyour blood to all parts of your body.Yourphysical body needs food and createswaste.Your digestive system and yourexcretory system are responsible for\"feeding\"your body and eliminatingwaste.The other important system is theendocrine system.The major glands of theendocrine system are the pituitary,thethyroid,and the adrenal glands.They helpyour body processes work,and they helpcontrol your growth.  \nGod has given a well-functioning set ofsystems to support life.You may find yourplace in heaven because Christ gave Hisown blood and His human body as asacrifice for your sins.  Trust Christ toguide your life.  \nTo explain the difference among arteries,veins,and capillaries;  \n7.   To explain the functions of plasma,red blood cells,white blood cells,andplatelets;  \nTo tell why food goes down the esophagus and not down the trachea;  \n12.To explain how the kidneys prevent your body from losing too muchwater,sugar,or salt;  \n13.  To state the main function of the bladder;  \n14.   To list the parts of the kidney;  \n15.  To explain the function of the pituitary gland;  \n16.  To explain the function of the thyroid gland;and  \n17.  To explain the function of the adrenal glands.  \nSurvey the LIFEPAC.Ask yourself some questions about this study.Write yourquestions here.  \n## 1.THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM\n\nTheBiblestatesinGenesis2:7,“Andthe Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground,and breathed into his nostrils thebreath of life;and man became a livingsoul.\"Every minute of your life on earthyou breathe air in and breathe it out again.  \nBreathing in is called inspiration.  \n## SECTION OBJECTIVES\n\n","cbCaisxBj5Da9xIg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisxBj5Da9xIg","pdf",3492856,"English","# OBJECTIVES\n# 1.THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM\n## SECTION OBJECTIVES\n## THE NOSE\n## VOCABULARY","[{\"question\":\"What breathing process is called inspiration and what is called expiration?\",\"answer\":\"Breathing in is called inspiration. 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