Chapter 1- Structure & Function Flashcards

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the study of internal and external structures of organisms and the relationship of its parts

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anatomy

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study of structures that need to be magnified

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microscopic anatomy

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study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye

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macroscopic anatomy (gross anatomy)

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study of the function of organisms and parts

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physiology

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5
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structure-> function 
function eventually influences anatomy of organism
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“form follows function”

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“same standing”- relative constancy of the normal body’s internal environment

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homeostasis

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how is homeostasis maintained?

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feedback loops

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3 basic components of feedback loops and explain each one

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  1. ) sensor: identifies element being controlled, sets change, generates signal to integrator
  2. ) control (integrator): sends signals to effectors
  3. ) effectors: responds to integrator
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2 types of feedback loops?

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negative & positive

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negative feedback loop

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opposes change to return to normal

ex: increase breathing to replace oxygen

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positive feedback loop

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temporarily amplifies change to return to normal

ex: labor

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12
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what type of feedback loop is the most common in the body?

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negative

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13
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what is disease?

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  • means “not at ease”

- body does not function normally

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the study of the transmission, frequency, distribution, and control of a disease

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epidemiology

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15
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a disease that can be spread

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communicable

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16
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a disease spread from person to person is considered…

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contagious

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17
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study of disease

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pathology

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18
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causes disease

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pathogenic

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19
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infectious disease from medical facility

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nosocomial

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20
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the prediction of the outcome of the disease

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prognosis

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21
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what is the anatomical position?

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standing, arms at side, palms forward

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22
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supine position

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patient is on his/her back

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23
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prone position?

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patient on his/her stomach

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24
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right and left sides are mirror images

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bilateral symmetry

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same side
ipsilateral
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opposite side
contralateral
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superior
towards the head
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inferior
toward the feet
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anterior(ventral)
toward the front
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posterior(dorsal)
toward the back
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medial
toward the middle
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lateral
toward the side
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proximal
toward the trunk
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distal
away from the trunk
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superficial
near surface
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deep
away from surface
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sagittal
gives right and left sides
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midsagittal
gives equal halves
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frontal (coronal)
gives front and back
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transverse
gives upper (top) and lower (bottom)
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appendicular region
arms and legs
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axial region
head, neck, torso
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what major cavities does the axial region contain?
ventral and dorsal
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right and left pleural is another word for...
lungs
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what is the mediastinum region?
- region between lungs | - contains the trachea, esophagus, blood vessels and heart
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what cavity are the lungs in along with the mediastinum region?
thoracic cavity
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what cavity is the heart in?
pericardial cavity
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muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity
diaphragm
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what 2 cavities does the dorsal cavity contain?
cranial(brain), and spinal (spinal cord)
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membranes that cover organs
visceral
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membranes that line cavities
parietal
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visceral and parietal membranes are also called...
serous membranes
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term for membranes in the pleural cavity
pleural
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term for membranes in the adominopelvic cavity
peritoneal
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where is there potential space in the pleural cavity?
between parietal and visceral pleural membranes
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where is there potential space in the peritoneal cavity?
between the parietal peritoneum and the visceral peritoneum
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What is located in the RUQ?
gallbladder, right kidney, part of the large intestine, liver
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what is in the RLQ?
appendix, right ovary, right ureter
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what is in the LUQ?
stomach, spleen, pancreas, left kidney, part of large intestine
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what is in the LLQ?
left ovary, left ureter