Chapter 2: The Body Flashcards

1
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cell

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fundamental unit of all living things
- specialized to carry out a function

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2
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cell membrane

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surrounds and protects the cell

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3
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nucelus

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controls operation of the cell
- directs cell division
determines structure and function

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4
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chromosomes

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rod like structures in the cell

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5
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how many chromosomes in a cell?

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46 (23 pairs)

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6
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cytoplasm

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all material outside of the nucleus and inside of the cell membrane
- carries on the work of the cell
supplies chemical needs of the cell

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7
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mitchondria

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sausage shaped bodies that provide principle source of energy for the cell

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8
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catabolism

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breakdown of large proteins to small proteins
- to release energy in mitochondria

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9
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anabolism

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process of building up large proteins from small proteins (amino acids)

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10
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endoplasmic reticulum

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network of canals in the cell
- allows catabolism to happen and release energy

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11
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ribosomes

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long chains of proteins

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12
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metabolism

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total chemical process (anabolism + catabolism)

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13
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muscle cell

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long and slender
- contains fibers that aid in contracting and relaxing

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14
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epithelial cell

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square and flat
- provides protection
ex: skin and lining cell

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15
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nerve cells

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long and contains fibrous extensions

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16
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histologist

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scientist who studies tissues

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17
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connective tissues

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adipose- fat
cartilage- elastic, fibrous
bone
blood

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18
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digestive system

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mouth
pharynx
esophagus
stomach
intestines
gallbladder
pancreas

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19
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urinary system

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kidneys
ureters
urinary bladder
urethra

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20
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respiratory system

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nose
pharynx
larynx
bronchial tubes
lungs

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21
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female reproductive system

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ovaries
fallopian tubes
uterus
vagina
mammary glands

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22
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male reproductive sysytem

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testes + tubes, urethra
penis
prostate gland

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23
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endocrine system

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thyroid gland
pituitary gland
sex glands
adrenal grands
pancreas (Islet of Langerhans)
parathyroid glands

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24
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nervous system

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brain
spinal cord
nerves
collection of nerves

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circulatory system
heart blood vessels lymphatic vessels and nodes spleen thymus
26
musculoskeletal system
muscles bones joints
27
adipose tissue
collection of fat cells
28
cartilage
flexible connective tissue - attaches bones to joints
29
larynx
the voice box - located above trachea
30
pharynx
the throat - passage way for food and air
31
trachea
the windpipe - from larynx to bronchioles
32
pituitary glands
endocrine gland at the base of the brain
33
thyroid gland
surrounds trachea in the neck
34
ureter
2 tubes from the kidneys to the urinary bladder
35
urethra
tube from urethra to outside the body
36
uterus
the womb - where the embryo/fetus develops
37
cranial cavity
brain pituitary glands
38
pleural
surrounds each lung - protection
39
thoracic cavity
lungs heart esophagus trachea bronchial tubes thymus gland aorta
40
mediastinum
middle portion between the lungs
41
abdominal cavity
liver stomach gallbladder intestines
42
peritoneum
membrane surrounding the abdominal cavity
43
pelvic cavity
large intestines small intestines rectum bladder ureters urethra - uterus & vagina for women
44
spinal cavity
nerves of the spinal cord spinal cord
45
RUQ
R lobe of liver gallbladder pancreas large intestines small intestines
46
LUQ
L lobe of liver stomach spleen pancreas large intestines small intestines
47
RLQ
R ovary R fallopian tube R ureter appendix large intestines small intestines
48
LLQ
L ovary L fallopian tube L ureter large intestines small intestines
49
Cervical spine
the neck C1-7
50
Thoracic spine
the chest T1-12
51
Lumbar spine
the lower back L1-5
52
Sacral
forms sacrum S1-5
53
Coccygeal
the tailbone 5 bones fused together
54
vertebra
a single backbone
55
vertebrae
backbones
56
spinal column
bone tissue surround the spinal cavity
57
spinal cord
nervous tissue w/in spinal cavity
58
disc
cartilage between vertebrae
59
posterior dorsal
back side
60
anterior ventral
front side
61
deep
away from the surface
62
superficial
on the surface
63
proximal
near the point of attachment
64
distal
far from the point of attachment
65
inferior caudal
below structure
66
superior cephalic
above a structure
67
medial
the middle
68
lateral
the side
69
supine
laying face up lying on the back
70
prone
lying on the belly
71
frontal coronal
anterior and posterior
72
sagittal lateral
left and right
73
transverse axial
cross section - dividing the body up and down