a and p powerpoint 1 Flashcards

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anatomy is the study of ______ of an organism

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structure

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physiology is the study of how an organism’s body ______

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functions

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the cells are the

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smallest unit in all living things

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tissues are

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similar cells with a common function

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organs are made up of

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two or more types of tissues

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a _____ is a group of organs working together towards a common goal

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system

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an organism is the

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highest level of structural organization for an individual

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the skeletal system function is to

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provide support and protection. it also gives the body its shape

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skeletal system organs

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bones, ligaments, cartilage, and joints

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the nervous system’s function is to

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detect impulses from the senses and it’s also the control system

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the nervous system organs

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brain, spinal cord, nerves, and senses

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the circulatory system’s function is to

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transport nutrients and gases around the body

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the circulatory system’s organs are

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heart, blood vessels, and blood

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the respiratory system’s function is to

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exchange gases through oxygen and CO2

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the major organs of the respiratory system are

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lungs, sinuses, and diaphragm

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the digestive system’s function is to

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break down and absorb food

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the major organs of the digestive system include

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mouth,esophagus, stomach, liver, intestines, and gallbladder

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the muscular system’s function is to

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provide movement for all parts of the body

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the major organs of the muscular system are

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skeletal and smooth muscles

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integumentary system’s function is to

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protect the body, regulate its temperature, and to prevent water loss

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the major organs of the integumentary system are

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skin, hair, nails

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the lymphatic system’s function is to

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fight off infections and provide fluid for cells

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the major organs of the lymphatic system include

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spleen, thymus gland, lymphatic vessels, and lymphnodes

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the excretory system’s function is to

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remove waste from the blood

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major organs of the excretory system
kidneys, bladder, ureter, and urethra
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the endocrine system's function is to
secret hormones
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major organs of endocrine system are
thyroid, pituitary, adrenals, glands and pancreas, ovaries, testes
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the reproduction system's function is to
create cells that are used in sexual reproduction
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the major organs in the reproductive system are
vagina, penis, ovaries, uterus, prostate glands, mammary glands, testes
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what are the first 4 necessary functions for life?
maintaining boundaries, movement, responsiveness, and digestion
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what are the last 4 functions necessary for life?
metabolism, excretion, reproduction, and growth
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maintaining boundaries definition
lets some substances in and keeps others out. example skin absorbs water and keeps pathogens out.
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movement definition
movement internally, digestive, and the ability to move through surroundings
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responsiveness definition
the ability to sense pain and reacting in different environments. example cutting finger with knife.
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metabolism definition
building larger molecules from small ones (anabolism) and breaking down of larger molecules into smaller ones (catabolism)
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excretion def
removal of wastes. example sweat and urine
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growth def
increase in cell size and the body in general
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the 5 survival needs
nutrients, oxygen, normal body temperature, water, and normal atmospheric pressure
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normal atmospheric pressure def
provides appropriate gas exchange between lungs and environment
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what is anatomical position?
thumbs out and by your side with feet slightly apart while standing straight up. it is standard for medicine around the world
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directional terms help
anatomists compare the location of one body structure to another
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right and left are used from the
patients perspective not the viewers
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distal is
away from the center of the body. distal=distance
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proximal is
positioned near the center of the body. proximal=proximity
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medial is
close to the middle
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lateral is
to the side of the body or away from the middle of the body
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superior is
towards the head of the body or upper. also known as cranial
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inferior is
away from the head or lower. also known as caudal.
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anterior is
the front of the body structure. also known as ventral
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posterior is
the back of the body structure. also known as dorsal.
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deep is
away from the body's surface. it is more internal
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superficial is
towards the body's surface
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median(midsagittal) plane divides the body
through the midline. splits the body into two even parts on the left and the right. splits your left and right arm into two different parts
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frontal(coronal) plane divides the body into
two seperate anterior and posterior parts. cuts your butt and belly into two parts
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the transverse plane divides the body into
superior and inferior parts. splits the body at the waist. your head and your feet are in two different sections.
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The ventral body cavities are lined with a double-layered membrane called the _____.
serosa
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The inner layer is called the _____ _____
visceral serosa
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the outer layer is called the ____ ____
parietal serosa.
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between the parietal and the visceral serosa the fluid is called ____ ____
serous fluid