Anatomy And Physiology Module 1 Flashcards

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What is Anatomy?

A

The study of the structure of living organisms.

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What does Anatomy study?

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The study of the form and gross structure of the various parts of the human body ( dissection and seperation of parts )

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3
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What are the two types of anatomy?

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Microscopic ( fine )
&
Macroscopic ( gross )

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What is microscopic anatomy?

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The study of things that are too small to see with the naked eye and can only be observed using a microscope

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5
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Give an example of microscopic ( fine) anatomy?

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Study of Blood cells ( cytology ) 
Tissue samples ( histology )
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6
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What is macroscopic anatomy?

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The study of things that can be seen with the naked eye

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7
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Give an example of macroscopic ( gross ) anatomy?

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  • using dissection when studying internal structures
  • x ray
  • ultrasound
  • mri

Study of various bones

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What is physiology?

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The study of the function and vital processes of the body.

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9
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What is the name of someone who study’s anatomy?

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Anatomist

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10
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Give an example of physiological processes?

A
  • Muscle contraction

* sense of smell, taste and breathing!

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What is the difference between anatomy and physiology?

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Anatomy focuses on the structure and how something is put together and physiology is the study of how those different structures work together to make the body function as a whole

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12
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Using red blood cells as an example explain the anatomy and physiology of them!

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The anatomy would be the study of the structure of the rbc and physiology would be the study of how rbc carry viral oxygen throughout the body

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13
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What is morphology?

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*The study of the structure and form of humans, animals and plants

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14
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Give an example of morphology and explain?

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Sickle cell anemia

Shows the morphology ( change in shape) ( sickle cell ) of RBC which affects its ability to carry oxygen around the body due to its deformed shape the sickle cell looses its ability to bend and pass through the small blood vessels causing blockages to blood flow

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15
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What is the study of disease called?

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Pathology

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16
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What does anatomy mean in the Greek language?

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To cut apart

17
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What is disease?

A

Any change in the normal structure or function of the body

18
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What is a word root?

A

Where in the body or what body part or vessel etc!

19
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What is a suffix?

A

It’s placed after the word root.

Tells you what it is or what’s being done

20
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What is a prefix?

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Found before the word root

The problem ie around, small , above normal , under , below , without etc

21
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Do all word roots have to have a prefix?

A

No sometimes just a word root and a suffix

22
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What does a metabolism?

A

Process of using oxygen and glucose to produce energy for cells.

Produces by products like carbon dioxide and other waste products

23
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What is anabolism?

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Process which which simpler compounds are built up and used to manufacture materials for growth, repair and reproduction such as amino acids to form complex proteins

24
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What is catabolism?

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Process which complex substances are broken down into simpler substances eg breakdown of food into simpler chemical building blocks for energy use.

25
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What is homeostasis?

A

Is the maintenance of a stable internal environment.

26
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What can cause a homeostatic inbalance?

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Internal ( ageing , disease, glucose, genetics, deficiency’s )

External ( toxins , drug and alcohol , temperature outside)

27
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What are the three main components of homeostatic control?

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Receptors, control centre and effector

28
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What does the receptor do?

A

Respond to a stimulus and detects change

29
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What does the control centre do?

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Analyses the information , determs set point and appropriate response