Anatomy & Physiology Flashcards

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It is the structures of the body…

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Anatomy

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It is how the structures of the body functions work independently or together …

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Physiology

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What is an Anatomic Reference System?

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It is used to describe locations of structural units of the body.

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What is an anatomic position like?

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• Body erect
• Facing forward
• Holding arms at sides with palms hands facing forward
• Legs slightly apart

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5
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What are the 3 body planes and what are their differences?

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• Midsagittal - divides the body into equal left and right
• Transverse - divides the body into upper and lower portions
• Frontal - divides the body into from front and back portions

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What are the 12 Body Direction Terms and what do they refer to?

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  1. VENTRAL — front of the organ/body
  2. DORSAL — back of the organ/body
  3. ANTERIOR — in the front/front of
  4. POSTERIOR — in the back/back of
  5. SUPERIOR— uppermost, above, or toward the head
  6. INFERIOR — lowermost, below, or toward the feet
  7. CEPHALIC — toward the head
  8. CAUDAL — toward the lower part of the body
  9. PROXIMAL — situated nearest the midline or beginning of the structure
  10. DISTAL — farthest from the midline or beginning of the structure
  11. MEDIAL — toward or neared the midline
  12. LATERAL — toward or nearer the side of the body, away from the midline
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What are the 7 Major Body Cavities?

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  1. DORSAL CAVITY — located along the back of the body & head — divided into 2 portions;
  2. CRANIAL CAVITY
  3. SPINAL CAVITY
  4. VENTRAL CAVITY — located along the front of the body — divided into 3 parts;
  5. THORACIC CAVITY
  6. ABDOMINAL CAVITY
  7. PELVIC CAVITY
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Regions of Thorax & Abdomen …

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  1. RIGHT & LEFT HYPOCHONDRIAC REGIONS — covered by lower ribs
  2. EPIGASTRIC REGION — above the stomach
  3. RIGHT & LEFT LUMBAR REGIONS — near inward curve of the spine
  4. UMBILICAL REGION — surrounds the umbilicus
  5. RIGHT & LEFT ILIAC REGIONS — over the hip bones
  6. HYPOGASTRIC REGIONS — below the stomach
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it is the basic structural & functional units that when grouped together form tissues & organs…

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Cells

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10
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a group or layer of similarly specialized cells that has 4 main types that are called…

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Tissues — Epithelial, Connective, Muscular, Nervous

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11
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performs specific functions …

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Body Organs

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12
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organization of the body organs w specialized functions…

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Body System

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13
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study of disease

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Pathology

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14
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study of causes of disease

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Etiology

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15
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disease causing microorganisms

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Pathogen

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16
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spread of disease

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Transmission

17
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disease acquired in hospital or clinical settings

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Nosocomial infection

18
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term refers to the entire lower area of the abdomen

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Inguinal

19
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specialist in the study of the outbreaks of disease is a/an …

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Epidemiologist

20
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the secrete chemical substances into ducts

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Exocrine Glands

21
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location of the stomachis to the diaphragm

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Inferior

22
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it is a fused double layer of the parietal peritoneum

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Mesentery

23
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group of hereditary bleeding disorders in which a blood-clotting factor is missing

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Hemophilia

24
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any deviation from what is regarded as normal

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Anomaly