Chapter 1 Flashcards

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The study of structure and form

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Anatomy

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2
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Examination of larger structures that’s visible to the eye

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Gross anatomy

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3
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What are some examples of gross anatomy?

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Regional, comparative, systemic surface, embryology

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4
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Examination of structures that require magnification to be seen

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Microscopic anatomy

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5
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What are some examples of microscopic anatomy?

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Cytology, histology

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6
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Study of function

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Physiology

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7
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What are characteristics of a living organism?

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Organization, metabolism, growth and development, responsiveness, regulation, reproduction

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8
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Have complex structure and order

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Organization

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9
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Can carry out chemical reactions

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Metabolism

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10
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Why do living organisms reproduce?

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Growth, maintenance, repair, production of offspring

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11
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What are the levels of organization? (smallest to largest)

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Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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12
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Smallest unit of matter exhibiting characteristics of an element

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Atom

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13
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Combination of atoms

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Molecules

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14
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Functions of atoms are determined by ____ and ____

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3D shape and atomic composition

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15
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Microscopic structures in cells for specialized functions

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Organelles

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16
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Smallest unit of life

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Cellular Level

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17
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What are the basic principles of the cell theory?

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Cells are structural building blocks, cells come from pre-existing cells, smallest structural units which perform vital functions

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18
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Groups of cells working together for a specific function

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Tissue

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19
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What are the 4 types of tissues?

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Epithelial, muscle, nerve, connective

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20
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Two or more tissues working together

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Organ

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21
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Organs working together

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Organ system

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22
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What is the function for the cardiovascular system?

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Transport

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23
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Makes offspring

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Reproductive system

24
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Removes wastes

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Breathing; gas exchange
Respiratory
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Electrical communication
Nervous
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Structure of body
Skeletal
28
Movement
Muscular
29
Superficial protection
Integumentary
30
Immunity
Lymphatic
31
Chemical communication
Endocrine
32
Metabolism, absorbing nutrients
Digestive
33
Hands to the sides with palms facing forward and feet together
Anatomical position
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Laying down in the anatomical position face up
Supine
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Laying down in the anatomical position face down
Prone
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In front of
Anterior/ ventral
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In back of
Posterior/ dorsal
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Above
Superior
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Below
Inferior
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Closer to the midline
Medial
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Further from the midline
Lateral
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Closer to the surface
Superficial
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Further from the surface
Deep
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Closer to the trunk of attachment
Proximal
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Further from the trunk of attachment
Distal
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Vertical plane that separates anterior from posterior
Frontal/ coronal
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Vertical plane down the midline dividing the body into equal left and right parts
Midsagittal
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Does not directly run down midline dividing body into unequal left and right parts
Sagittal
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Plane is perpendicular to the long axis and separates superior from inferior
Transverse/ horizontal
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Ability to maintain consistent internal environment
Homeostasis
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Sensor which is sensitive to a particular environmental change or stimulus
Receptor
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Receives and processes information supplied by the receptor and sends out commands
Control Center
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Responds to commands given by control center
Effectors
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Effector activation opposes or negates the original stimulus; make it opposite
Negative Feedback
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Stimulus is reinforced until a climatic event occurs; keeps going
Positive feedback
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What is an example of negative feedback?
Being too cold, then you warm up
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What is an example of positive feedback?
Blood clotting