a&p chapter1 Flashcards

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define anatomy

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“to cut”= study of structure and the relationship between structures

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2
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define physiology

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study of functions

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3
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define homeostasis

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a set of conditions established and maintained that are considered normal

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4
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levels of organization

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atom/molecule, cell, tissue ,organ, organ system organism

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5
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define intracellular fluid

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fluid inside cells

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6
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define extracellular fluid

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fluid OUTSIDE the cell

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7
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define life

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form, size+ growth (composition and organization)

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8
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interstitial fluid

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the fluid filling the space in between cells

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9
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define plasma

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fluid in blood vessels

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10
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what do negative feedback loops do

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effector reverse the stimulas resetting it (the parameter) back to where it started

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11
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breathing is a example of what

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negative feedback loop

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12
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what is a positive feedback loop

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effector causes more of the stimulas to occur increasing that change

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13
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giving birth or blood cloth

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positive feedback loop example

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14
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which feedback loop is rare

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positive feedback loop

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15
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which feedback loop is common

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negative feedback loop

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16
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entire back of body

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front of the body

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proximal (arms and legs only)

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closer to the trunk/torso

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contralateral

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opposite side of body

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ipsilateral

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same side of body

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distal

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farther from trunk/torso

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lateral/parasegittle

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closer to one side of the body (60/40)

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midsagittal/medial

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divides into even halves left and right (50/50)

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transverse

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middle horizontal (bottom to top) (trans people)

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frontal
cuts front to back (side of head)
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dorsal body cavity
contains brain+ spinal cord. also the associated connective tissue called meninges
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ventral body cavity. A
thoracic cavity contains heart+ lungs + associated connective tissue
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ventral body cavity. B
abdominapelvie cavity the rest of the organs spleen, reproductive
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disease
are acquired or caught.
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disorder
is genetic, the person was born that way .All disorders are chronic
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metabolism
the sum of all chemical changes in EVERYTHING (a cell, tissue, organ, organ system+ organism)
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anabolism
building process. simple--->complex
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catabolism
destructive process. Complex----->Simple
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anatomical position
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superficial
closer to the surface of skin (scratch)