Ch. 4-Organization of Body

Question 0

Chemical element

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Substance that cannot be broken down any further; made up of atoms

Question 1

Atom

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Smallest basic chemical unit of an element. Contains nucleus, protons, neutrons, electrons

Question 2

6 Elements in the Body

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Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus

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Molecules

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Combination of two or more atoms that form a compound

Question 4

Cells

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Basic building blocks; perform specific functions

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Cell membrane

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Outside layer of cell; has selective permeability

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Cytoplasm

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Substance between nucleus and cell membrane, composed mostly of water, it’s where all the work happens that is not happening in the nucleus

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Nucleus

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Responsible for cell’s metabolism, growth, and reproduction. The cell’s “brain”. Also contains the chromosomes

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Genome

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Complete set of genes and chromosomes inside each cell

Question 9

How many pairs of chromosomes does the body have?

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23

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Stem cells

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Originate primarily from embryo; they can divide and renew themselves and basically form any type of tissue

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Tissue

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Group of similar cells that perform a specialized function

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Four types of I tissue

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Epithelial, connective, muscle, nerve

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Epithelial tissue

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Outer surfaces of body; lines body cavities, organs, and passageways; forms secreting portions of glands (sweat gland for example)

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Connective tissue

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Most widespread and abundant tissue, supporting network for organs, connects muscle to bone and bone to joint, bone is a dense form of this

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3 types of muscle tissue

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Skeletal (voluntary)
Smooth muscle (involuntary)
Cardiac (involuntary)

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Skeletal muscle tissue

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Striated in appearance and is associated with movement and strength

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Smooth muscle tissue

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Lines outside of organs, involuntary movement

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Cardiac muscle tissue

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Found only in the heart, keeps it beating

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Nerve tissue

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Contains neurons and glia cells, controls and coordinates actions of the body

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Organs

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Several different tissues that serve a common purpose

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Organ systems

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Group of organs that have common purpose

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Sagittal plane

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Vertically divides body into left and right portions

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Transverse plane

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Divides body into superior and inferior portions just below the waist

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Coronal or frontal plane

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Vertically divides body into anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) portions

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Drugs for therapeutic use

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Relieves symptoms or sustains patient until an alternative can be used

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Drugs for diagnostic use

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A drug taken so a doctor can locate something, for example drinking something before a cat scan so they can see inside better

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Drugs for curative use

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Removes the causing agent

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Drugs for replacement use

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Replaces something in the body (vitamins or hormones)

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Drugs for preventative or prophylactic use

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Prevent disease or reduce severity

Question 30

Chemical name of a drug

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Formula that describes composition of drug

Question 31

Generic name of drug

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Official name with description of chemical structure. Always written in lowercase

Question 32

Trade or brand name of drug

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Capitalized, name you’ll see in ads on TV or pamphlets

Question 33

Undesirable action

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Unintended reaction that can happen that the doctor is aware of

Question 34

Adverse reaction

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Unintended reaction that the doctor is not aware of