A & P Unit 1 basics Flashcards

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Anatomy

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the study of the structures of the body

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2
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physiology

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the study of how the structures within the body move and function

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3
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9 biological levels of organization

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  1. atoms
  2. molecules
  3. macro-molecules
  4. organelles
  5. cells
  6. tissues
  7. organs
  8. organ systems
  9. organism
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4
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examples of atoms

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C, H, O, N

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5
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examples of molecules

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CH4, H20, H2, O2

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6
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examples of macro-molecules

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sugars and fats

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7
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examples organelles

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mitochondria

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8
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examples of cells

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red blood cells

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9
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examples of tissues

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muscles

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10
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what is the smallest unit of matter

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atoms

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11
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7 functions of living organisms

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  1. movement
  2. sensitivity
  3. respiration
  4. nutrition
  5. growth
  6. reproduction
  7. excretion
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12
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movement

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organisms can move without influence

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13
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sensitivity

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organism can respond to surroundings (senses)

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14
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respiration

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organism can take oxygen into cells to then remove carbon dioxide out of the cells and the body

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15
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nutrition

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light, carbon dioxide, water (plants) ; food to be able to break down (humans)

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16
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growth

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organisms ability to go through mitosis; maturity

17
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reproduction

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organism’s cells go through mitosis; sexual reproduction

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excretion

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movement of waste products

19
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anatomical position

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-body is erect
-feet parallel and slightly apart
-face forward
-eyes open
-mouth closed
-hands facing anterior

20
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negative feedback

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-reverses what ever the original stimulus is
-protects you from getting injured and preserves balance
-ex. blood sugar control

21
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positive feedback

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-the output enhances or exaggerates the original stimulus
-ex. lactation or labor and delivery

22
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X-Ray

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-radiograph
-shadowy negative imaging of internal structures produced bu directing electromagnetic waves of very short wavelength of the body
-used to see hard, bony structures or dense structures like tumors

23
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CT scan

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-shows cross sectional pictures of the body region scanned
-used to evaluate brain and abdominal problems without the need of exploratory surgeries

24
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PET scan

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-uses radio active isotope
-provides insight into brain activity in people affected by mental illness
-ex. Alzheimer’s disease

25
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ultrasound

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-high frequency sound waves that go through the tissues without harming them, and the echos are recorded
-shows visual images of body organs
-can evaluate the fetus during pregnancy

26
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MRI

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-Dense structures do not show
-used to evaluate soft tissue, the brain, inter vertebral pads, and cartilage

27
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fMRI

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-follows blood flow in the brain in real time
-used to diagnose brain diseases
-can;t be used in the presence of metal, pacemakers and tooth fillings