Anatomy and Physiology Flashcards

1
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Anatomy means?

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Form

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2
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Physiology means?

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Functions

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3
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Why is it important to be knowledgeable on Anaphy?

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Breeding purposes, judge animals more clearly, apply husbandry and veterinary practices

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4
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What are the several branches of Anatomy?

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  1. Gross
  2. Microscopic Anatomy
  3. Comparative anatomy
  4. Embryology
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5
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Study of structures that can be seen by the unaided eye?

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Gross Anatomy

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6
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Study of tissues by means of microscopes

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Microscopic or histology

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7
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Compares the body structure of different species

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Comparative Anatomy

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8
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Study of the body as it develops in utero in farm mammals

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Embryology

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9
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Why is it important to know body structures?

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In order to understand the function of morphology in maintaining health and resistance.

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10
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It is the branch of biology related to studies of body organ function and collectively, in a system

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Physiology

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11
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Provides knowledge on the structure and function of the body and care for the body

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Physiology

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12
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Carry specific activities

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Organelles

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13
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Layers of mass that have a common functions forms

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Tissue

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14
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Groups of different tissues

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Organs

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15
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Group of organs that function closely together

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Organ Systems

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16
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Interacting organ systems

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Organism

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17
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How does animals gain energy?

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Ingesting, digesting, absorbing, assimilating and wastes

18
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What process use the energy in these nutrients for such vital functions as growth and repair body parts.

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Respiration

19
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Physical and chemical events that release and utilize energy constitute?

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Metabolism

20
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5 requirements of organisms

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  1. Water 2. Food 3. Oxygen 4. Heat 5. Pressure
21
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The most abundant substance in the body

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Water

22
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Required for a variety of metabolic process and provides environment

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Water

23
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Transport substances within organisms and regulates body temperature

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Water

24
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Refers to substances that provide organisms with necessary chemical in addition to water

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Food

25
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Supply energy and raw materials for building new living matter

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Nutrients

26
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Makes up about 1/5 in the air.

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Oxygen

27
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Used in the process of releasing energy from nutrients

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Oxygen

28
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Used to drive metabolic process

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Oxygen

29
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Form of energy

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Heat

30
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Product of metabolic reaction and partly controls the rate at which these reactions occur

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Heat

31
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The more heat?

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The more rapid chemical reactions takes palce

32
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Measure of the amount of heat present

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Temperature

33
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Application of force of an object

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Pressure

34
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The force acting outside of a land organisms due to the weight of air above is called

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Atmospheric pressure

35
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Plays an important role in breathing

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Pressure

36
Q

Maintains the condition of the body

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Homeostasis

37
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Why should the body temperature of an animals kept constant?

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In order for organs and tissues of the body perform functions that help maintain life.

38
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Number of self regulating control system

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Homeostatic mechanism

39
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Component of homeostasis that provide information about specific conditions in the internal environment

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Receptors

40
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Component of homeostasis which conclude a set point tells a particular value should be?

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Control Center

41
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Component of homeostasis which are muscles or glands which cause responses that alter conditions in the internal environment

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effectors