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Anatomy

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the science that deals with the structure of the body parts

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Physiology

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the science that deals with the function of the body parts

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Name and describe the 9 levels of structural organization in order from small to large

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  • Atom: chemicals consists of microscopic particles
  • Molecule: combine complex ways to form larger macro-molecules
  • Cell: basic unit of structure and function
  • Organelles: carry out specific activities
  • Tissue: cells organized into layers or other structures that have a common function
  • Organ: structures with specialized functions
  • Organ System: Groups of organs that function closely together
  • Organism: Living thing
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Name and describe the 10 characteristics of life

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  1. Movement-motion of internal organ
  2. Responsiveness-reaction to change inside/outside body
  3. Growth-increase in body size w/out change in shape
  4. Reproduction-production of new organism
  5. Respiration-obtaining O2 removing CO2 release of eneergy
  6. Digestion- breakdown food to be absorbed and used
  7. Absorption-passage of substances through membranes into body fluid
  8. Circulation-movement of body fluids
  9. Assimilation-changing absorbed substances into chemical form
  10. Excretion-removal of waste
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Metabolism

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Physical and chemical events that obtain; release and use energy, all of the chemical reactions

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Name the 5 requirements of organisms

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water
food/nutrients
oxygen
Stable temperature
Stable pressure
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homoestasis

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condition of a stable internal environment

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Briefly explain Negative Feedback and Positive Feedback mechanisms

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  • Negative- returns the body to set point doing so reduces the action of the effectors
  • Positive-increases the original stimulus to push the variable farther away from set point
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Axial

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the head trunk

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Appendicular

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portion that holds upper and lower limb

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Name the major cavities

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Cranial Cavity
Vertebral Cavity
Abdominal Cavity
Pelvic Cavity

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Name the major organs found each cavity

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Cranial- brain
Vertebral- spinal cord
Abdominal-stomach liver gallbladder spleen kidneys and most of small intestine
Pelvic-terminal portion of large intestine urinary bladder and internal reproductive organs

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Visceral

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membrane deeper towards the interior and covers an internal organ

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Parietal

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membrane attached to the wall of the cavity

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Integumentary

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Skin, accessory organs,
help protect underlying tissue,help regulate temperature, house a variety of sensory receptors, synthesize certain products

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Skeletal

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bones, ligaments,cartilage

these parts provide framework and protective shields for softer tissues

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Muscular

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muscles
Provide forces that move the body
maintain posture
major source of body heat

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Nervous

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brain spinal cord nerves ans sense organs
communicates with each other
muscles and glands use chemical signals (nerutransmitters)

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Endocrine

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all glands that secrete chemical messengers, hormones

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Cardiovascular

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Heart arteries veins capillary blood
Muscular pump helps force blood through the blood vessels
transports gases,nutrients, hormones and waste

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Lymphatic

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Lymphatic vessels, lympth nodes,thymus, spleen
transports some the tissue fluid back to the blood stream and carries fatty substances away from digestive organs and into blood stream

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Digestive

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Pancreas, small intestine, stomach 
receives food ( nutrients) from the outside 
breakdown food molecules into simpler forms to pass through cell membranes and are absorbed  in to body fluids
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Respiratory

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Lungs
moves air in and out of the lungs
Exchanges gases between the blood and the air

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Urinary

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Kidneys ureters urinary bladder urethra
Kidneys remove waste from the blood
help maintain body’s water and electrolytes concentration

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Reproductive

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Male and female work together to produce and new organism
Male: penis, Ducts Seminal vesicle scrotum testes urethra prodtate and bulbourethral gland
Female:vagina uterus ovaries uterine tube clitoris vulva
both help produce and maintain cells
Male:Sperm
Female: Ova

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Superior

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above

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Posterior

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Behind

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Inferior

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Below

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Anterior

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Front

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Medial

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imaginary line separates left and right halves

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lateral

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towards the side away from midline

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bilateral

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paired structures one of each

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ipsilateral

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on same side

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Contralateral

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opposite sides

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Proximal

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closer to the point of attachment to te trunk

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Distal

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Farther away from the point of attachment to the trunk

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Superficial

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near the surface

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Deep

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internal

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Sagittal Plane

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right and left

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Transverse Plane

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superior and inferior

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Fontal/coronal

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anterior and posterior

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Name and describe the locations of the 9 abdominal regions

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Right hypochondriac  
epigastric 
Left hypochondraic
Right lumbar                
umbilical             
left lumbar 
Right inigual                 
Pubic                       
left inigual

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