Anatomy & Physiology Flashcards

1
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What is the difference between anatomy & physiology?

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Anatomy is the study of body structure and physiology is the study of body functions

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2
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What are the Subdivisions?

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Surface, Gross, Developmental, Histology, Pathology , Cytology

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3
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A balance in the body’s internal environment is…..

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Homeostatis

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4
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Levels of Organization?

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atom, cell, molecule, tissue, organ,system, organism

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5
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Six important life processes of an organism?

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metabolism, responsiveness, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction

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6
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Feedback System consist or which three things?

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Receptor, Effector, Control Center

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Receptor

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monitors changes in controlled conditions and sends inputs to control center

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Effector

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receives output from the control center and produces a response or effect the controlled conditions

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Control Center

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sets the range value to be maintained- usually this is done by brain

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10
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Positive feedback system consist of what?

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strength or reinforces a change in ones body ex child birth

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Negative feedback system

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reverses a change in the controlled condition ex; blood pressure or body tempature

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12
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Integumentary system consist of

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skin, nail, hair

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13
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Skeletal system

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bones and joints

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14
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Muscular system

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muscles, maintaining posture, generate heat

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15
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Nervous System

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brain, spinal cord, nerves and, sensory organs

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16
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Endocrine system

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hormones

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17
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Cardiovascular system

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heart and blood vessel- regulates body temp

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18
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Lymphatic system

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lymphatic fluid, lymph nodes and lymphocytes,tonsils, spleen, thymus gland-filters blood and transports fats ans proteins

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Respiratory system

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upper airway trachea, bronchi and lungs - Exchanges o2 and eliminates co2

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Digestive system

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esophagus, stomach and intestines and accessory organs - eliminates waste

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Urinary system

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kidneys, ureter, bladder, urethra - excretions of waste

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22
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Reproductive system

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testicles, penis, testosterone,ovaries, vagina, mammary glands, uterus

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23
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Explain anatomical postilion

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head level, face forward, eyes forward, feet flat and directed forwards and arms at side with palms forward

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24
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Sagittal

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midline

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25
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Transverse

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horizontal

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26
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Frontal

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Coronal (front half, back half)

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27
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parsagittal

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to the right or left of the midsagittal that divides body in equal halves

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28
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Oblique

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pass threw the body at an angle

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29
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cranial

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skull

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30
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cervical

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neck

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31
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cubital

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elbow

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32
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carpal

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wrist

33
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patellar

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knee

34
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orbital

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eye

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thoracic

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chest

36
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inguinal

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groin

37
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metacarpal

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hand/palm

38
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plantar

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sole of foot

39
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buccal

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cheek

40
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axillary

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armpit

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femoral

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thigh

42
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gluteal

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buttock

43
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tarsal

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ankle

44
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digital

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toes

45
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phalangeals

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toes or fingers

46
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Dorsal Cavity consist of

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spinal cord and brain

47
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Venral body Cavity

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remaining body organs

48
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Tendons attach muscle to…

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bone

49
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Liagment attach bone together to

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joint

50
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define palpation

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the way of examing the body by touching

51
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true or false (more is less) in relation to palpation

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false (less is more)

52
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Before touching someone you should always ask for???

A

Consent

53
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Ball joints have lots of ???

A

movement

54
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Hinge joints move ____ directions

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one

55
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Saddle Joints move in ______ directions

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two

56
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Ellipsoid joints premit what movement?

A

flexion and extension

57
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Gliding joint has the ______ amount of movement

A

least

58
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pivot joint has a ____ kind of movement

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twist

59
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What is the opposite of Supanation?

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Pronation

60
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What is the opposite of retraction?

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Protraction

61
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ct scan

A

computer tomography, 3D images

62
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x-ray

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radiography of interior structure

63
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MRI

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Magnetic Resonance imaging

64
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Ultra sound

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Sunography- created by soundwaves

65
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Radionuclide scanning

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radioactive chemical

66
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PET stands for….

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Position emission tomography - injects a positive charged fluid into the body

67
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Endoscopy

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projects imaging onto a monitor by going throw the body

68
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visceral

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Pertaining to a covering over a organ

69
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Pariteal

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Pertaining to a covering against a cavity wall

70
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Adduction

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bring limp medially towards the midline

71
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abduction

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bring limp laterally away from the midline

72
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Extension

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to bring bones closer together

73
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flexion

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straighten or open a join

74
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Deviation

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means to wander from usual course. Lateral deviations occurs in the mandible when talking

75
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Protraction and retractions only pretain to…..

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scapula, clavicle,head and jaw

76
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supine

A

to be on your spine

77
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prone

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to lie face down

78
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When you inhale and exhale your doing what type of movement?

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elevations/expansion (inhale) Depression/collapse (exhale)