Ch. 1 Organization + General Plan of the body Flashcards

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Anatomy

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is the study of structure + shape of the body/body parts

the hardness/rigidness of bones

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Physiology

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study of how the body/body parts function

the bones function is to protect

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Levels of Anatomy

(there are 2)

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  1. Gross anatomy- (large structures) easily observable w/t an unaided eye
    2.** Microscopic anatomy**- (very small structures) viewed only with a microscope
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4
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organ systems

theres 11

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  1. Integumentary
  2. skeletal
  3. muscular
  4. nervous
  5. endocrine
  6. cardiovascular
  7. lymphatic
  8. respiratory
  9. digestive
  10. urinary
  11. reproductive
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5
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reproductive system

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Production of gametes (sperm + egg)

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urinary system

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eliminates nitrogenous waste (produced by cells)
regulation of materials (such as water, electroltes=Na+,Cl-K+)

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Digestive system

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  • breaks down food
  • eliminates indigestable material
  • absorbs nutrients into blood
  • large intestines absorb water into bloodstream*
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respiratory system

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  • keeps the blood supplied with oxygen
  • removes carbon dioxide
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9
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Lymphatic system

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  • returns fluids to blood system
  • involved in immunity
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10
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cardiovascular system

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  • transports materials via blood pumped by the heart
  • “Materials”= oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, waste products

all of the blood vessels measure together laid out in a line, they would measure more than 60,000 miles in length

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Endocrine system

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  • secretes regulatory hormones
  • hormones= growth, reproduction, metabolism
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12
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nervous system

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  • fast acting control system
  • interprets sensory input
  • activates muscles and glands
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13
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muscular system

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  • provides movement
  • maintains posture
  • produces heat
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14
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skeletal

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  • protects + supports body organs
  • provides muscle attachment for movement
  • site of blood cell formation
  • stores minerals
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integumentary system

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  • protects us from the environment
  • protects from dehydration
  • provides sensory info
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16
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What’s metabolsim

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  • all chemical reactions within the body
  • production of energy
  • making body structures
17
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excretion

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elimination of waste caused by metabolic reactions

18
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BMR

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Basal metabolic rate
metabolism rate cal/hr

19
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homeostasis

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  • maintance of a stable internal environment
  • must be maintained for normal body function + to sustain life

dynamic state of equilibrium

20
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homeostatic imbalance

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disease from disturbance in homeostasis

21
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homeostasis regulation

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the body communicates through nervous + hormonal control system
1. receptors
2. control center or integration center
3. effector- cell or organ that responds to the commands of the control center

22
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feedback mechanism

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  1. negative feedback (most common) reduces the original stimiulus or reduces its intensity ex: body temp + blood glucose
  2. positive feedback- increases the original stimulus (usually needs an external break) ex: blood clotting/ child birth
22
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superior

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toward the head/upper part of body

23
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inferior

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away from the head/ lower structure of body

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anterior

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front of body

25
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posterior

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backside of the body

26
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medial

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middle of body

27
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lateral

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away from midde of body
outerside of:

28
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intermediate

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between medial and lateral

29
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proximal

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close to origin of body
close to point of attatchment of a limb to the body trunk

30
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distal

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farther from origin

31
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superficial

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toward/at body structure

32
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frontal section

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seperates body from front to back

33
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sagittal section

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seperates body from left to right

34
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tranverse

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that divides the body into superior and inferior sections.

35
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dorsal cavity

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includes the cranial cavity + spinal

36
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ventral cavity

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thoracic, abdominal, pelvic cavities