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bio_1010_Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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What is Integument

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Skin/Necessary Organs

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Main Function of the Skin

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Protection

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3 Regions/Layers of Skin

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  1. Epidermis 2. Dermis3. Subcutaneous Layer
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Outermost Layer of Epidermis that has flattened dead cells

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Stratum Corneum

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Innermost layer of Epidermis that had melanocytes

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Stratum Basale

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Contains Collagen, Elastic Fibers, Blood/Lymph Vessels, Glands, Nerves

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Dermis

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Innermost layer of skin that Contains loose connective + fat tissue used for energy/thermally insulate

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Subcutaneous Layer

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4 Skin Accesory Organs

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Nails, Hair Follicles, Oil and Sweat Glands

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Only found in Epidermis, protective covering of distal end of fingers/toes

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Nails

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Visual Portion of nail

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Nail Body

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Fold of skin that hides nail root

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Cuticle

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Half moon shaped whitish color at bottom of nail, due to thicker layer of cells in this region

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Lunula

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Primarily found in epidermis, but extends into dermis

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Hair Follicles

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Contains epidermal cells, embedded in dermis

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Hair Root

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Attached to hair follicles, causes the “goosebumps”

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Arrector Pili muscle

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Primarily found in epidermis, but extends to dermis AKA sebaceous glands, contains secrete oil (sebum) that lubricates hair/skin

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Oil glands

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AKA Sudoriferous Glands, coiled tubule within dermis

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Sweat Glands

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Skin Characteristics

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Dry, Midly Acidic, Presence of dead cells, good bacteria

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Infections are due to…

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Pathogens

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20
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Inflammation of skin due to allergies/irritating chemicals

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Dermatitis

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Skin proliferation/growths due to HPV

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Warts

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Gets worse due to increased sebum around puberty, results in pimples (white blood cells cause the pus)

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Acne

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23
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Made some of the earliest microscopes

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Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

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Confirmed Leeuwenhooks findings, first to term the word “cell”

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Robert Hooke

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Cell Theory States 2 things:

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  1. All organisms are made of basic living units (cells)2. All cells come from previously existing cells
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2 Types of Cells

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Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic

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Prokaryotic Cell qualities

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Lack membrane bound nucleus (include bacteria and archaea)

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Eukaryotic Cells Qualitues

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Membrane bound nuclei that contain genetic info (include plants, fungi, animals, protists) Can contain cell wall (not animals or certain protists)

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29
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All cells are surrounded by a…

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Plasma membrane

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30
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Plasma membrane made of a __ and can be both ___ and ____

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Phospholipid Bilayer, fluid/restrictive

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31
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Hydrophobic Tails are

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Water-fearing

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32
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Hydrophilic heads are…

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Water-loving

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33
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Functions of hydrophilic heads/hydrophobic tails

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Separate contents of cells from surrounding environment and regulate molecules passage

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34
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Organelles

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Any well defined subcellular structure that performs a particular function

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35
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Cytoskeleton

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Maintains cell shape and movement of cell parts

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36
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Cytoplasm

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Semi fluid matrix outside nucleus that contains organelles

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Nucleus

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“Brain” of the cell that contains genetic material

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38
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Endoplasmic Reticulum (both Rough and Smooth)

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Rough - ribosomes, processes proteinsSmooth - no ribosomes, makes lipids

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Mitochondria

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Carries out respiration and makes ATP

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40
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Golgi Apparatus

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Processes, packages, and secretes cell products

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41
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Lysosome

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Vesicle that digests macromolecules

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42
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Endosymbiotic Theory

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Proposed by Lynn MargulisExplains origin of mitochondria, chloroplasts, internal members of Eukaryotic cells Chloroplast used to be photosynthetic bacterium (Cyanobacteria)

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Homeostasis

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Maintenance of a relatively constant internal environment by an organism, or even a single cell

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44
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Disease

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Abnormality in body’s normal processes that significantly impairs homeostasis

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45
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Sensor/Receptor

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Detects change in internal conditions

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46
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Control Center

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Directs the response to bring conditions back to normal

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Effector

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Organ/tissue that receives info from control center and acts to bring about changes to maintain homeostasis

48
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2 types of homeostatic mechanisms

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Negative and Positive feedbacj

49
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Negative feedback

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Keeps a variable as close as it can to certain value (AC, Blood Sugar Regulation)

50
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Positive Feedback

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Brings about rapid change in same direction as stimulus (blood clotting, birth)

51
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Bones are enclosed by ____

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Periosteum

52
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Two types of tissue different anatomy

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-Compact (organized, has tubular units called osteons, contains blood vessels)-Spongy (unorganized, very strong, lighter than compact)

53
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5 Bone Functions

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Support, Protection, Blood Production, Storage, Movement

54
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Osteons

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Tubular unit of compact bone

55
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Osteocytes

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Bone cells

56
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Lacunae

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Tiny chambers that house osteocytes

57
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Central/Haversion Canals

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Contain blood/lymph vessels + nerves, surrounded by lacunae, found in within an osteon,

58
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Canaliculi

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Tiny canals that provide nutrients from blood vessels in central canal to cells in lacunae

59
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Lamellae

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Concentric circles, composes Haversion canals

60
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3 types of cartilage

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Hyaline, Fibrocartilage, Elastic

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Hyaline Cartilage qualities

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Firm, flexible, uniform organization, glassy appearance, contains collagen fibers

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Fibercartilage

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Stronger than hyaline, withstands tension/pressure, has wide rows of thick collagen fibers

63
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Elastic Cartilage

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More flexible than hyaline, presence of mostly elastin fibers, found in ear flaps/epiglottis

64
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Human bones first appear during ____ as __________

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Embryonic development, hyaline cartilage

65
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Hyaline cartilage is replaced by bone over time via process called ____

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Endochondral Ossification

66
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____ lay down spongy bone and compact bone over time

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Osteoblasts

67
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What are osteoclasts?

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Large, multi-nucleated cells that break down spongy bone - makes medullary cavity

68
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Bone is constantly broken down and built again as adults, ____ break down this bone, resulting in increased _____

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Osteoclasts, calcium levels in blood

69
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When new bone is formed, ____ use calcium from blood + these _____ can become ____

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Osteoblasts (x2), osteocytes

70
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What is the axial skeleton?

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Midline of body (skull, thoracic cage, sacrum, coccyx)

71
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What is the appendicular skeleton?

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Limbs and girdles

72
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What are processes?

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Where muscles attach, nerves and blood vessels pass through

73
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3 classifications of joints:

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Fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial

74
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Fibrous joints quality

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Immovable (sutures in skull)

75
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Cartilaginous Joints

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Connected via hyaline cartilage (discs in our spine)

76
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Synovial Joints

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Freely movable, held together by ligaments/tendons (femur/hips)

77
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Part of skull that protects brain

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Cranium

78
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Foremen Magnum

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Large opening at base of cranium where spinal cords passes and connects w brain stem

79
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Mandible

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Lower jaw, only moveable part of skull

80
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Maxillae

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Upper jaw and anterior portion of hard palate

81
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Zygomatic bones

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Cheekbones

82
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Hyoid Bone is the only bone in body that….

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Doesn’t articulate with another bone

83
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Vertebral Column (from top to bottom)

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7 cervical12 Thoracic5 Lumbar5 Sacrum (fused vertebrae)4 Coccyx (fused vertebrae)

84
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What are intervertebral disks

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Padding between vertebrae made of fibrocartilage

85
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___ total pairs of ribs, upper ____ connect to ___ but all connect to _____

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12, 7, sternum, thoracic vertebrae

86
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Remaining pairs of ribs don’t connect to sternum, indirectly bound to sternum via____, last __ pairs don’t connect at all, called

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Hyaline cartilage (“false ribs”)2 pairs, “floating ribs”

87
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3 types of Muscle

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Skeletal, Smooth, Cardiac

88
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Skeletal Muscle qualities

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Covered by Fascia, Voluntary movements, “stripy” appearance bc of sarcomeres

89
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Smooth Muscle qualities

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Involuntary movements, no sarcomeres,

90
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Cardiac Muscle qualities

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Similar structure to skeletal, has sarcomeres, involuntary movements

91
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What is Sarcolemma?

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Plasma membrane of muscle fiber

92
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What is Myofibril?

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Bundle of myofilaments

93
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What are Myofilaments?

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Composed of actin and myosin, allows for muscle contractions

94
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What are sarcomeres?

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Structural unit of a Myofibril (Z line to Z line)

95
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Two states that depend on myofilament positioning

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Relaxed (H bands separated)
Contracted (H Bands shortened)

96
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Each band in sacromere and what each has-

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I Band- Actin only
A Band - Actin + Myosin
H Band - Myosin only

97
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Myosin breaks down __ and pulls __ towards center of Sacromere

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ATP, Actin

98
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Digestive Tract functions

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Ingest food, Separate food, Absorb nutrients, Eliminate indigestible remains

99
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Digestion occurs in the ___

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digestive tract AKA gastrointestinal tract

100
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2 different kinds of digestion

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Mechanical and Chemical

101
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Mechanical digestion examples

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Chewing of food, churning/mixing of food in stomach

102
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Chemical digestion definition

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Enzymes break down macromolecules into small organic molecules to be absorbed

103
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Pharynx connects ___ to ____

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mouth to esophagus

104
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Esophagus connects __ to __

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Pharynx to stomach

105
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Small intestine functions

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Digest all food, absorb nutrients

106
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Large intestine functions

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Absorbs water, stores indigestible remains

107
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Liver functions

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Makes bile (breaks down fat to fatty acids), helps to absorb

108
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Gallbladder function

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Stores excess bile, can be used in intestines to break down fats

109
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Pancreas functions

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Makes pancreatic juices, makes enzymes

110
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stomach connects the __ to the __

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esophagus to the small intestine

111
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Rugae

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folds in the stomach that expand

112
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Gastric juices include ___

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pepsinogen, HCL, Pepsin

113
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Food leaves stomach in thick, soupy liquid called ___

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Chyme

114
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Wall of small intestines contain ___ to keep things moving

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villi

115
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Integument Systen

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