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MBLEX RECENT CORRECT ALL SET QUESTIONS AND
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✔✔Cardiovascular System - ✔✔Transports nutrients such as oxygen and hormones to
tissues and carries waste such a carbon dioxide out of the body.

✔✔Heart - ✔✔Pumps blood

✔✔Arteries - ✔✔Largest and most internal blood vessels, carry blood away from the
heart.

✔✔Veins - ✔✔Move blood towards the heart

✔✔Capillaries - ✔✔Microscopic blood vessels that transport oxygen-rich blood into
tissues.

✔✔Digestive System - ✔✔Brings food into the body, digestion, absorbs nutrients, and
eliminates waste.

✔✔Oral Cavity - ✔✔Mouth, contains tongue, teeth, and salivary glands. Performs
mastication and swallowing.

✔✔Pharynx - ✔✔Throat, transports food from the oral cavity to the esophagus.

,✔✔Esophagus - ✔✔Transports food from the pharynx to the stomach.

✔✔Stomach - ✔✔Digests food into absorbable nutrients.

✔✔Liver - ✔✔Filters harmful chemicals from the blood, produces bile.

✔✔Gallbladder - ✔✔Stores bile and empties bile into the duodenum.

✔✔Pancreas - ✔✔Produces insulin and glucagon and secretes them into duodenum.

✔✔Small Intestine - ✔✔Absorbs nutrients. Consists of the duodenum, jejunum, and
ileum.

✔✔Large Intestine - ✔✔Absorbs water, eliminates waste.

✔✔Sphincters - ✔✔Ring-like bands of muscle that open to allow food to move into an
organ, or close to prevent food from moving into an organ.

✔✔Esophageal Sphincter - ✔✔Located between the pharynx and esophagus.

✔✔Cardiac Sphincter - ✔✔Located between the esophagus and stomach.

✔✔Pyloric Sphincter - ✔✔Located between the stomach and small intestine.

✔✔Ileocecal Sphincter - ✔✔Located between the small intestine and large intestine.

✔✔Endocrine System - ✔✔Coordinates specific activities of cells and tissues via
hormone release. Endocrine glands secrete hormones directly into the blood stream.

✔✔Adrenal Glands - ✔✔Secrete epinephrine and norepinephrine, which elevate blood
pressure, heart rate, and blood sugar.

✔✔Dopamine - ✔✔Produced by the hypothalamus, increases blood pressure and heart
rate. Considered the reward center hormone.

✔✔Ovaries - ✔✔Secrete progesterone and estrogen.

✔✔Pancreatic Islets - ✔✔Secrete insulin and glucagon. Insulin lowers glucose
concentration in the blood, while glucagon increases glucose concentration in the blood.

✔✔Pituitary Gland - ✔✔Secretes growth hormone, prolactin, and follicle-stimulating
hormone. Responsible for bone growth, milk production, and production of female egg
cells and make sperm cells.

, ✔✔Testes - ✔✔Secrete testosterone

✔✔Thryroid - ✔✔Produces calcitonin, which decreases calcium concentration in the
blood.

✔✔Integumentary System - ✔✔Contains, skin, hair, nails, sweat glands, oil glands, and
sensory receptors. Responsible for protection, secretion of certain substances,
absorption of substances, and detection of sensations.

✔✔Skin - ✔✔Protects the body, made of epithelium.

✔✔Sudoriferous Glands - ✔✔Secretes sweat, which lowers body temperature.

✔✔Sebaceous Glands - ✔✔Secrete oil

✔✔Sensory Receptors - ✔✔Detect sensation

✔✔Meissner's Corpuscies - ✔✔Detect light pressure

✔✔Nociceptors - ✔✔Detect pain

✔✔Pacinian Corpuscles - ✔✔Detect deep pressure

✔✔Lymphatic System - ✔✔Consists of lymph, lymph vessels, lymph nodes, and lymph
organs.

✔✔Lymph - ✔✔Made mostly of water, protein, leukocytes, urea, salts, and glucose.

✔✔Lymph Vessels - ✔✔Absorb foreign bodies and nutrients from tissues.

✔✔Lymph Nodes - ✔✔A mass of lymph tissue that filters and destroys foreign objects.
Helps to produce antibodies.

✔✔Spleen - ✔✔Removes old red blood cells from the blood stream.

✔✔Thoracic Duct - ✔✔Largest lymph vessel in the body, drains into the subclavian
vein.

✔✔Thymus - ✔✔Produces T-lymphocytes, also known as T-cells.

✔✔Muscular System - ✔✔Contains muscle, which produce movement and heat.

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