chapter 1 Flashcards

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define physiology

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The study of the normal functioning of living organism and it’s component parts, including chemical and physical processes

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list the levels of organization (atom->molecules -10)

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  • atoms
  • molecules
  • cells
  • tissue
  • organs
  • organ systems
  • organisms
  • population of species
  • ecosystems of species
  • biosphere
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name the 10 organ systems

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  • circulatory
  • endocrine
  • immune
  • integumentary
  • musculoskeletal
  • nervous
  • respiratory
  • digestive
  • urinary
  • reproductive
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function/components of circulatory system

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  • transport materials between cells throughout body
  • heart, blood, and blood vessels
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function/components of endocrine system

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  • coordination of body through synthesis and release of regulatory molecules (hormones)
  • thyroid and adrenal gland
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function/components of immune system

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  • defense against foreign invaders
  • thymus, spleen, lymph nodes
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function/components of integumentary system

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  • protection from external environment
  • skin
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function/components of musculoskeletal system

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  • support and movement
  • skeletal muscle and bones
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function/components of nervous system

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  • coordination of body function through electrical signals and release of regulatory molecules
  • brain and spinal cord
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function/components of respiratory system

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  • exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between internal and external environments
  • lungs and airways
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function/components of digestive system

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  • conversion of food into particles that can be transported into the body and elimination of waste
  • stomach, intestines, liver and pancreas
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function/components of urinary system

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  • maitence of water and solutes in the internal environment; waster removal
  • kidney and bladder
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function/components of reproductive

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-perpetuation of species
- ovaries, uterus and testes

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what are the four major themes of physiology

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  • structure and function are closely related
  • living organisms need energy
  • information flow coordinated body function
  • homeostasis maintain internal stability
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define and give an example of structure and function being closely related

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define and give an example of living organisms need energy

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define and give an example of information flow coordinates body function

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18
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define and give an example of homeostasis maintains internal stability

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define homeostasis

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20
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what happens if homeostasis fails

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21
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what are the two major compartments of the human body - describe them

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22
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what is mass balance

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23
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how does mass balance apply to the bodies load of a substance

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24
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define equilibrium

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25
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define steady state

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26
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what are 3 components of a control system

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27
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what is an example of a control system

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28
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what is the relationship between regulated variable and it’s set point

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29
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what is negative feedback - give example

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30
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what is positive feedback - give example

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31
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what is feedforward control - give example

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