Chapter 21 - Organization of the Body Flashcards

1
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matter that generally contains carbon and hydrogen

A

organic matter

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2
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combination of two atoms from different elements

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a compound

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3
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chemical combination of two or more atoms

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a molecule

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4
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a segment of DNA that codes for a specific protein or function

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a gene

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5
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positively and negatively charges particles

A

ions

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6
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simplest unit of all matter

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atoms

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7
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results when errors occur during DNA duplication

A

mutations

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8
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substance that releases ions into the water

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electrolytes

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9
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matter that does not contain carbon or hydrogen

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inorganic

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10
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smallest living unit

A

cell

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11
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is diffusion a active or passive mechanism?

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passive

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12
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what is PCR (polymerase chain reaction)

A

a technique used to make multiple copies of DNA, even small fragments

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13
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what kind of tissue covers the body and lines body cavities

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epithelial tissue

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14
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what cavity contains the brain and spinal cord

A

dorsal

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15
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what is the anatomical position

A

body erect; head, feet, and palms facing anteriorly (forward)

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16
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the shoulder is ___ to the elbow

A

proximal

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17
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the abdominal and pelvic cavity are separated by the

A

diaphragm

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18
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the iliac region is also known as the ___ region

A

inguinal

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19
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in which quadrant is the appendix located

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RLQ

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20
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acidic pH is ___

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less than 7

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21
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basic pH is ___

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greater than 7

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22
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neutral pH is ___

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7

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23
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the most abundant inorganic compound in the body is ___

A

water

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24
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cell membranes have __ layers of phospholipid

A

2

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25
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the heart, lungs, aorta, esophagus, and trachea are in the ___ cavity

A

thoracic

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26
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if a characteristic is carried on the female chromosome, the disease is known as __-linked

A

X

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27
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different forms of genes are called

A

alleles

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28
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which organelles preform the cells digestive function

A

lysosomes

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29
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which type of gland secretes its product directly into the blood stream

A

endocrine

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30
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the ankle is ___ to the foot

A

proximal

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31
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anteroposterior means

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front to back

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32
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a cell doing normal, daily function is in what phase

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interphase

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33
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____ is the process that uses pressure to separate substances in a solution

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filtration

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34
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diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane is ____

A

osmosis

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35
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___ is the movement of a substance from a high concentration area to a low one

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diffusion

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36
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the study of matter and chemical reactions in the body is ____

A

biochemistry

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37
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the most abundant tissue in the body is ____

A

connective tissue

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38
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overall chemical function of the body is ____

A

metabolism

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39
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ligaments, tendons, and joint capsules are ___ tissue

A

dense connective tissue

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40
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adiose connective tissue is located ___

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all throughout the body

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41
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cartilage connective tissue is located ___

A

between vertebrae (discs) and the ends of long bones

42
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osseous connective tissue is located ___

A

bones

43
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the dorsal cavity contains the ___ and ___ cavity

A

cranial and spinal

44
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the ventral cavity contains ___ and ___ cavity

A

thoracic and abdominopelvic

45
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the ___ cavity contains the lungs, heart, esophagus, and trachea

A

thoracic

46
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the stomach, small/large intestines, gallbladder, liver, spleen, kidneys, and pancreas are in the ___ cavity

A

the abdominopelvic cavity

47
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the three types of muscle

A

skeletal, visceral, cardiac

48
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What does the Golgi apparatus do

A

Sorts proteins from ribosomes, produce carbs, store/prep secretions for removal

49
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What do the centrioles do

A

Equally separate the chromosomes to the daughter cells

50
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What do the endoplasmc reticulums do

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Create pathways for substances to move throughout the cell

51
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neurons vs neuroglial cells

A

neurons are bigger and transport impulses.

Neuroglial cells are more abundant support cells

52
Q

Summarize the integumentary system

A

skin, nails, sweat glands

sensory, protection, temp regulation, prevents water loss, Vit D precursors

53
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Summarize the skeletal system

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bones, ligaments, joints and their cartilage

protection, support, movement, produces blood, stores minerals

54
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Summarize the muscular system

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movement, posture, body heat, attached to the skeleton by tendons

55
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Summarize the lymphatic system

A

vessels and nodes

filters substances from blood and lymph, combats disease, absorbs fat from the GI, tissue/fluid balance

56
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Summarize the respiratory system

A

blood pH, oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange

57
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Summarize the nervous system

A

brain, spinal cord, nerves, sensory receptors

senses, movement, all brain/body functions

58
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Summarize the cardiovascular system

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heart, blood and vessles

transport system for nutrients/waste/gas/hormones, immune response, body temp

59
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Summarize the urinary system

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kidneys, bladder, ureters, urethra

waste removal, pH regulation, ion/water balance

60
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superior / cranial

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above, close to the head

61
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inferior / caudal

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below, close to the feet

62
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anterior / ventral

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toward the front of the body

63
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posterior / dorsal

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toward the back of the body

64
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medial

A

close to the midline

65
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lateral

A

away from the midline

66
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proximal

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close to the point of attachment, close to the trunk of the body

67
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distal

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farther away from the point of attachment, farther away from the trunk

68
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sagittal plane

A

right and left sides

69
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midsagittal plane

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right and left sides even down the middle

70
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transverse plane

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superior/inferior portions

71
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frontal / coronal plane

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anterior and posterior

72
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the ___ and ___ cavity make up the dorsal cavity

A

cranial and spinal

73
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the ___, ___, and ___ cavities make up the ventral cavity

A

thoracic, abdominopelvic, and pelvic

74
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the lungs, heart, esophagus, and trachea are in the ___ cavity

A

the thoracic cavity

75
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what cavity houses the:

superior/inferior pelvic cavities, stomach, small/large intestines, gallbladder, liver, spleen, kidneys, pancreas

A

the abdominopelvic cavity

76
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the pelvic cavity contains the ___ and ____ organs

A

bladder and reproductive organs

77
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the cell membrane is made up of

A

two layers of phospholipids, proteins, cholesterol, and some carbs

78
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cytoplasm is made of

A

water, ions, and nutrients

79
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the finger-like projections on the cell, help move the cell around; usually found on mucus membranes

A

cilia

80
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what is a flagellum

A

the tail some cells have (like sperm)

81
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what is responsible for protein synthesis (along with RNA) and supports the protein as its forming

A

ribosomes

82
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what forms networks to transport substances through the cytoplasm

A

endoplasmic reticulum: what do they do

83
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sort/process proteins from the ribosomes; synthesize carbs, prepares/stores secretions to be discarded from the cell

A

golgi apparatus

84
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lysosomes serve as the cells ___

A

digestive system

85
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2 cylinders that equally distribute chromosomes to the daughter cells

A

centrioles

86
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rough endoplasmic reticulum is rough because it has ___ on it

A

ribosomes

87
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the 4 phases of mitosis

A

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

88
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the phase of mitosis when centrioles move to the ends and create spindle fibers

A

porphase

89
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the phase of mitosis when chromosomes line up in the middle

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metaphase

meta- subsequent to, next in line

90
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the phase of mitosis when the chromosomes actually pull apart

A

anaphase

ana-apart

91
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the phase of mitosis when the cell is done dividing

A

telephase

call mom at the end of your day

92
Q

there are __ chromosomes, making __ pairs

A

46; 23

93
Q

meiosis is exclusively for ___ cells

A

reproductive

94
Q

meiosis results in __ cells

A

4

95
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each reproductive cell has __ chromosomes instead of 46

A
  1. when they combine, it completes the halves
96
Q

what is polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

A

A quick, easy method for making millions of copies of a DNA fragment– even with just one cell

97
Q

what is DNA fingerprinting

A

identifying individuals (and their genetic disorders) by mapping there DNA

98
Q

homologous chromosomes are also known as ___

A

autosomes

99
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what are autosomes

A

the first 22 of the 23 chromosome pairs

100
Q

the 23rd chromosome pair is either __ or __

A

XY or XX

101
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what are alleles

A

the dominant or recessive gene/traits

102
Q

the tiny protrusions that increase the cells surface area for diffusion without making the cell bigger

A

microvilli