bio exam 1

Question 1

anatomy

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the study of the structure (morphology) of the body and its parts (form and organization)

Question 2

physiology

Answer 2

study of the functions of these parts and how they work and interact

Question 3

atoms

Answer 3

smallest unit of a chemical

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molecules

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consist of two or more atoms

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macromolecules

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larger particles composed of small molecules bound together

Question 6

cells

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are the basic units of structure and function in all living things.

Question 7

tissues

Answer 7

group of cells that functions together

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organs

Answer 8

group of tissues that perform specialized functions

Question 9

organ systems

Answer 9

group of organs that function together

Question 10

organisms

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composed of organ systems functioning together

Question 11

growth

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increase in body size and size of number of cells

Question 12

reproduction

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production of new organisms or cells

Question 13

responsiveness

Answer 13

reaction to internal or external change

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movement

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change in position of the body or a body part motion of an internal organ

Question 15

metabolism

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the sum of all chemical reactions going on in the cells of an organism as it ingest food breaks down and synthesizes chemicals and removes waste

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respiration

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releas of energy from foos by using oxygen and giving off carbon dioxide

Question 17

digestion

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breakdown of foos into usable forma which are absorbed into the blood

Question 18

circulation

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movement of cells and chemicals in body fluids

Question 19

excretion

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removal of metabolic waste from the body

Question 20

requirements to maintain life

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water, oxygen, carbon dioxide , heat, pressure

Question 21

external environment

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outside world

Question 22

internal environment

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fluid around the body cells

Question 23

homeostasis

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maintenance of a stable internal environment

Question 24

what are the components of homeostatic mechanisms

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receptors, set point, effectors

Question 25

receptors

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detect and monitor specific types of changes

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set point

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normal value or range of values

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effectors

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muscles or glands that respond to changes to stabilize internal environment

Question 28

digestive system

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brings nutrients to the body

Question 29

respiratory system

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brings in oxygen into the body

Question 30

cardiovascular system

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distributes oxygen and nutrients to the body cells and transports waste away from them

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urinary and respiratory systems

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removes waste from the body

Question 32

axial portion

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head, neck, and trunk
cranial cavity-brain, vertebral canal- spinal cord, thoracic cavity- heart lungs mediastinum abdominopelvic cavity- stomach, liver, spleen, gallbladder, kidney,
pelvic cavity- end of large intestine, urinary bladder, internal reproductive organs

Question 33

appendicular portion

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upper and lower limbs

Question 34

diaphragm

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separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

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oral cavity

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mouth area; tongue and teeth

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nasal cavity

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nose, divided into left and right portions by naval septum includes sinuses

Question 37

orbital cavity

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eyes along with their nerves and skeletal muscles

Question 38

middle ear cavities

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middle ear bone

Question 39

parietal portion

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lines the wall of the cavity

Question 40

visceral portion

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covers internal organ

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pleural membrane

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lines thoracic cavity

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pericardial membranes

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surrounds heart

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peritoneal membranes

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lines the abdominopelvic cavity

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integumentary system

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hair skin nails, sebaceous glands

Question 45

skeletal system

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bones, ligaments, cartilages

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muscular system

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provides body movement and posture and major source of body heat

Question 47

endocrine system

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includes hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, pineal, thymus glands, pancreas, ovaries, testes

Question 48

nervous system

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brain spinal cord, nerves, and sense organ

Question 49

cardiovascular system

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heart, blood vessels, and the blood, distributes oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients and hormones throughout the body while removing waste from the cells

Question 50

lymphatic system

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vessels, lymph nodes, thymus, spleen, and lymph

Question 51

digestive system

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mouth, teeth, tongue, pharynx, esophagus, stomach intestine, and accessory organ

Question 52

respiratory system

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moves air in and out of lungs and exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide between blood and air

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urinary system

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kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra

Question 54

male reproductive system

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testes, scrotum, epididymides, ductus deferent, seminal vesicles, prostate glands, bulbourethral glands, penis, urethra

Question 55

female reproductive system

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ovaries, uterine tubes, uterus, vagina, clitoris, vulva, egg cells oocytes