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Human Anatomy Basics for Biology Students

Major organs, tissue types, and anatomical terminology introduced in an intro biology course. Front: the structure or term. Back: its function or location.

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35 basic cards for General Biology. It opens with "Heart" and "Lungs". Study it alongside the other General sets below.

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Heart
Show answerFour-chambered organ that pumps blood throughout the body
Lungs
Show answerOrgans where gas exchange occurs between air and blood
Liver
Show answerLargest internal organ that produces bile and filters toxins from blood
Kidneys
Show answerBean-shaped organs that filter blood to form urine
Brain
Show answerCentral nervous system organ that controls body functions and processes information
Stomach
Show answerJ-shaped organ where mechanical and chemical digestion begins
Small intestine
Show answerLong, coiled tube where nutrient absorption primarily occurs
Large intestine
Show answerColon that absorbs water and stores waste before elimination
Pancreas
Show answerOrgan that produces insulin and digestive enzymes
Thyroid gland
Show answerEndocrine gland in the neck that produces hormones regulating metabolism
Arteries
Show answerBlood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
Veins
Show answerBlood vessels that carry blood back to the heart
Capillaries
Show answerSmallest blood vessels where gas and nutrient exchange between blood and tissues occurs
Epithelial tissue
Show answerTissue that covers body surfaces and lines organs and cavities
Connective tissue
Show answerTissue that binds, supports, and protects other tissues and organs

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