Anatomy I Final Exam Flashcards

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Anatomy

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Study of structure

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Physiology

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Study of function

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Levels of Organization

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  1. Subatomic particles - electrons, protons, neutrons, etc.
  2. Atoms - hydrogen atom
  3. Molecules - H2O molecules
  4. Macromolecule - DNA molecule
  5. Organelle - mitochondria
  6. Cell - nerve cell
  7. Tissue - epithelia, connective, etc.
  8. Organ - skin, heart, lungs, etc.
  9. Organ system - circulatory, cardiovascular, etc.
  10. Organism - human
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Characteristics of Life

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  1. Movement - change in position
  2. Responsiveness - reaction to change
  3. Growth - increase in body size
  4. Reproduction - production of new organisms
  5. Respiration - obtaining O2, removing CO2
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Requirements of Life

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  1. Water - required for several metabolic processes; transports substances; regulates body temp
  2. Food - provides energy
  3. Oxygen - used to drive metabolic processes
  4. Heat - controls how fast or slow chemical reactions take place
  5. Pressure - plays an important role in breathing, keeps blood flowing through blood vessels.
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Homeostasis

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Maintenance of the internal environment of the body within the normal range

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Homeostatic Mechanism

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A self regulating control system. (Negative feedback system)

System has:

  • Receptors: provide information about stimuli
  • Control Center (set point): stimuli is compared here to determine change
  • Effectors (muscles or glands): cause responses that alter conditions caused by the stimuli
  • Response: change is corrected
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Matter

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Anything that takes up space and has mass; composed of elements

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Element

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Composed of chemically identical atoms

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Atoms

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Smallest particle of an element; composed of subatomic particles

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Ions

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Gained or lost 1 or more electrons

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Molecule

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Formed by chemical union of 2 or more atoms

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13
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Isotopes

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Atoms with same atomic # but different mass #

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Covalent Bond

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Formed when atoms share electrons

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15
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Ionic Bonds

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Attraction between an anion and cation

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Anion

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Negatively charged ion

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Cation

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Positively charged ion

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Hydrogen Bonds

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Weak bonds; the attraction of the positive hydrogen end of a polar molecule to the negative nitrogen or oxygen end of another polar molecule

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Synthesis Reaction

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A + B -> AB

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Decomposition Reaction

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AB -> A + B

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Exchange Reaction

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AB + CD -> AD + CB

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Catalyst

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Chemical that increases the rate of a chemical reaction, but is not permanently altered by the reaction

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What happens and what is produced when salts dissolve in water?

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When ionically bound substances are placed in water, the ions are attracted to the positive and negative ends of the water molecules and tend to leave each other, or dissociate.

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Electrolytes

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Substances that release ions in water

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Acid

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Electrolytes that dissociate to release H+ ions in water

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Base

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Electrolytes that release ions that can combine with H+ ions (OH-)

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Salts

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Electrolyte formed by the reaction between an acid and a base

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pH Scale

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>7 = Acidic (High [H+])
7 = Neutral
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Organic vs Inorganic Molecules

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Organic compounds have carbon and hydrogen.

All other chemicals are inorganic.

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Dehydration Systhesis vs Hydrolysis

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Dehydration Synthesis removes water.

Hydrolysis adds water.

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Enzymes

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Catalysts; speed up specific chemical reactions without being consumed

32
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DNA vs. RNA

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DNA - double polynucleotide chain wound into a double helix; stores information for protein synthesis

RNA - single polynucleotide chain; use the information stored by DNA to construct specific protein molecules