Chapter 2-5 Test Flashcards

1
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building blocks of life

A

cells

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2
Q

picture of cell growth

A

⚬ –> ⭘–> ⚪

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3
Q

natural cell death

A

apoptosis

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4
Q

Examples of Apoptosis

A

-webbing between fingers and toes in fetus
-helps peel away damaged skin cells to prevent skin cancer

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5
Q

picture of cell proliferation

A

⭘ —> ⭘ —-> ⭘⭘ —> ⭘⭘⭘⭘
⭘ ⭘⭘ ⭘⭘⭘⭘

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6
Q

cells have many jobs which are important to the cell for maintaining . . .

A

homeostasis

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7
Q

organs of a cell

A

organelles

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8
Q

picture of cell division

A

⭘ —> ⭘⭘ —-> ⭘⭘⭘⭘
⭘⭘ ⭘⭘⭘⭘
⭘⭘⭘⭘

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9
Q

chemical arrangement of matter

A

atoms - elements - molecules - compounds

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10
Q

anything that has mass and takes up space

A

matter

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11
Q

Substances that contain Carbon and Hydrogen are called?

A

organic compound

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12
Q

cho =

A

carbohydrates and lipids

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13
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chonp=

A

nucleic acids

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14
Q

chon=

A

proteins

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15
Q

where is calcium found

A

bones and teeth

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16
Q

where is Iodine found

A

the thyroid

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17
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where is iron found

A

blood

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18
Q

where is oxygen found

A

everywhere in the body

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19
Q

short term energy

A

carbohydrates

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20
Q

many units of a macromolecule

A

polymer

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21
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single unit of a macromolecule

A

monomer

22
Q

long term energy

A

lipid

23
Q

fat storage

A

lipid

24
Q

polysaccharide is in this group

A

carbohydrates

25
Q

DNA is an example of a . . .

A

nucleic acid

26
Q

oxygen makes up

A

65%

27
Q

Trace elements make up

A

2%

28
Q

number of elements

A

100+

29
Q

number of naturally occurring elements

A

92

30
Q

when focusing a specimen you should always start with the ________________ objective

A

low power

31
Q

You should carry the microscope by the _____ and the ________

A

arm and the base

32
Q

The objectives are attached to what part of the microscope?

A

revolving nose piece

33
Q

Define Histology

A

the study of tissues

34
Q

Which type of tissue covers all free body surfaces and lines organs

A

epithelial

35
Q

Which type of tissue helps produce movement, produces heat, and pumps blood?

A

Muscle

36
Q

Which type of tissue is most abundant and widely distributed?

A

Nervous

37
Q

Which type of tissue controls body functions?

A

connective

38
Q

How many different classifications of epithelial tissue are there and name them

A

6 types; simple, stratified, psuedo-stratified, squamous, columnar, cuboital

39
Q

how many different types of connective tissue are there and name them

A

loose connective, adipose tissue, dense, fibrous, elastic, cartilage, osteous, blood, bone

40
Q

the fetus is formed from these specialized cells . . .

A

totipotent

41
Q

These types of cells can become any specialized cells . . .

A

pluripotent

42
Q

Nerve Cell

A

Neuron; communication and signaling

43
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Skin Cell

A

Epithelial cell; Formation of membranes and protection

44
Q

Muscle Cell

A

Myocyte; Helps form muscles which allow for movement

45
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Fat Cell

A

Lipocyte; storage of lipids (fats)

46
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Red Blood Cell

A

Erythrocyte; Transportation of oxygen

47
Q

White blood cell

A

Leukocyte; Aid in fighting infections

48
Q

Sperm Cell

A

Spermatocyte; Male gametocyte; aids in reproduction

49
Q

Egg cell

A

Oocytes; Female gametocyte; aids in reproduction

50
Q

Stem Cell

A

Differentiate into many different types of cells