030-33 Flashcards

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What term means toward or near the front side of the body?

A

Anterior (ventral).

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What term means toward or near the backside of the body?

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Posterior (dorsal).

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Define “lateral.”

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Away from the midline or toward the right or left sides of the body.

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3
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Define “medial.”

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Toward or near the midline of the body.

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4
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What’s the difference between “superior (cephalad)” and “inferior (caudal)”?

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Superior is towards the head or upper part of the body and inferior is towards the feet or lower part of the body.

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4
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What term means “toward or closer to the point of origin”?

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Proximal.

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What term means “away or farther from the point of origin”?

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Distal.

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What is the meaning of “internal”?

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Toward the inside of the body or a body part.

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What’s the difference between “external” and “peripheral”?

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External is towards the outside (surface) of the body or body part while peripheral refers to something outward from the center of the body or closer to the body surface.

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What provides the body its energy?

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Food and oxygen.

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9
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Breaks food down into nutrients that can be used as fuel.

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Digestive system.

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10
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Controls bodily activities.

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Endocrine and nervous systems.

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Provides the system for translating muscular contractions into body movements.

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Bones, with tendons, ligaments, and fibrous sheaths.

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Provides a strong framework.

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Skeletal system.

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13
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Provides the tubing for fuel and oxygen to travel the thousands of miles to keep muscles working.

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Circulatory system.

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14
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Keeps us aware of our surroundings.

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Nervous system.

15
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Supplies the blood with oxygen

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Respiratory system.

16
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Rids the body of processed wastes.

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Urinary system.

17
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Contains all the interlocking systems

A

Skin.

18
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Are the engines of the body.

A

Muscles

19
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What is the most incredible part of the human body? Why?

A

The brain. It allows us to think.

20
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What are the most common chemical elements in the body?

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Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.

21
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What is the most common molecule in the human body?

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Water.

22
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How much of the human body is made up of water?

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65 percent

23
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Some serve as building blocks for cells; others speed up the chemical reactions within the body.

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Proteins.

24
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What is the basic unit of all living things?

A

The cell

24
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Provide energy that powers all the body’s activities.

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Carbohydrates.

24
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Carry instructions that tell each cell how to perform its particular jobs

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Nucleic acids.

25
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Some store extra fuel; others serve as building materials for the cells that make up the body.

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Lipids.

26
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What are the four main kinds of tissues in the body?

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Epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous

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