Animal Physiology 1 Flashcards

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Function of the body and all its parts

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Physiology

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Skin and skin appendages
Hair, nails, horns, sebaceous glands, sweat glands

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Integumentary system

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Protective layer against disease, infection, sun, and potentially harmful elements

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Skin

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4
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Layers of skin

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Epidermis and dermis

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5
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Outer layer of skin, no blood cells-
Inner layer of skin, irregular connective tissue-

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Epidermis
Dermis

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6
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Hair
Scales
Hoofs
Feathers
Claws
Horns
Nails

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Skin appendages

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7
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Comprised of protein and regulating body temperature

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Hair, wool, feather

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8
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Small bundle of smooth muscle fibers

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Arrector pill

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9
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Principal glands of the skin

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Sweat glands and Sebaceous glands

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10
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Gland that releases water to cool the body

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Sweat glands

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11
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Gland that secrete oil substances to lubricate hair and skin

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Sebaceous glands

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12
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Detect pain, touch, heat and cold

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Sensory receptors

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13
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Sensory receptors that detects very light pressure

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Merkel cells

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14
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Sensitive to touch and found in delicate areas

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Meissner’s corpuscle

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15
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Sensory receptors that detects pressure

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Paccinian corpuscle

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16
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Detects heat and cold

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Free nerve endings

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17
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  • framework of the body
  • bones and connective tissue
  • protect the organs
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Skeletal system

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18
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Skull; Brain
______; lungs
Vertebrae; ______

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Rib
Spinal cord

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19
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Bones on midline ( skull, vertebrae, ribs, sternum)

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Axial skeleton

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20
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Bones coming off the midline ( forelegs, hindlegs, pelvic region)

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Appendicular skeleton

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21
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Four classes of Bones

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Long bones
Flat bones
Short bones
Irregular bones

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22
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Class of Bones that support columns and levers (Limb)

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Long bones

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23
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Class of bones that protect body’s organs, serve as muscle attachment

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Flat bones

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24
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Class of Bones - Knee hock joint, diffuse concussion, diminish friction, change direction of tendons

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Short bones

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Class of bones that vertebral column belongs
Irregular bones
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Bone is made up of _______ and ______ matter
Organic Inorganic
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Collagen and gives flexibility and resilience in the bones
Organic matter
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Tricalcium phosphate gives rigidity and hardness
Inorganic matter
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Inner core of bone and it composed of soft tissue
Bone marrow
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Yellow fat
Yellow marrow
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Outer portion and red tissue This is where blood cell and platelet formed
Red Marrow
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Bone are formed from _____________
Endochondral ossification or endochondral bone formation
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They are the bone forming cells
Osteoblasts
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They are the mature bone cells
Osteocytes
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This is the primary ossification
Metaphyseal growth rate
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This is the secondary ossification and the center of epiphysis
Epiphyseal growth rate
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They bind tissue together
Connective tissue
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4 types of connective tissue
Ligaments Tendons Cartilage Fascia
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Muscle to bone
Tendons
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Bone to bone
Ligaments
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Ends of bones and acts as cushioning joints
Hyaline cartilage
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Makes up body parts such as ears
Elastic cartilage
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Cushioning between inter vertebral discs
Fibrocartilage
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Located between skin and underlying muscle of bone
Fascia
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Fascia which is the top layer and attached to skin
Superficial fascia
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Fascia that is placed at the bottom and covers muscle and bones
Deep fascia
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Unions between bones. They are either movable, partially movable, and immovable
Joints
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3 types of joints found in the body
Fibrous Cartaginous Synovial
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This joint has the greatest range of movement
Synovial
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In conjunction with the skeletal system, movement of internal structure, limbs, and the body as a whole
Muscular system
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- Striated voluntary muscles involved in the movement of skeleton - intentionally controlled by the animal
Skeletal muscles
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- Involuntary unstriated muscle found in digestive organs and blood vessels - function automatically and can not be controlled by animals
Visceral muscle
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Involuntary, striated muscle found in heart
Cardiac muscle
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Four functional groups of skeletal muscles
Flexors Extensors Abductors Adductors
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Decrease angle between 2 lever bones when they contract ( biceps)
Flexors
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Increase angle between 2 levers (triceps)
Extensors
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Move limbs away from median plane ( deltoids)
Abductors
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Pull limb towards the median plane (pectoralis major)
Adductors
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Muscle work in pairs; when one contracts, one relaxes
Antagonism
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Muscle that work together to perform movement
Synergist
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- Most skeletal muscles attached to two different bones - point of origin is on the most stable or least movable while insertion point is on the more movable one
Attachment
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Bundles of fibers lies parallel to each other within the muscle sheath making appear like _________
Striped or striated
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Bundles that makes up individual muscle fibers
Myofibrils
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They are the thick filaments
Myosin
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They are the thin filaments
Actin
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Occurs as a result of a process known as sliding filament action
Contraction