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Chp 1 Anatomy and Physiology Flashcards

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Anatomy

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study of body structures

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Physiology

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study of how living organisms perform there functions

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Gross Anatomy

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examination of large structures eg. unaided eye

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Surface Anatomy

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study general form, surface structures

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Regional Anatomy

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anatomical organization of specific body areas

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microscopic anatomy

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looking at cell structure

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2 types of microscopic anatomy?

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cytology, histology

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cytology

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study of cell structure

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histology

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study of tissues

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cell physiology

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study of cell function

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systemic physiology

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study of body systems

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organ physiology

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study of function of specific organ

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pathophysiology

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study of effects disease have on functions of body systems

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14
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structure related to ____

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function

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15
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2 invasive techniques?

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surgery, autopsy

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Non Invasive Techniques (4)

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Inspection, Palpation, Auscultation, Percussion

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Inspection

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observe body proportions, appearance, posture etc.

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Palpation

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feel body

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Auscultation

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listen to body

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Percussion

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tap body surface

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What are 5 medical imaging techniques?

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CT scan, Xray, MRI, PET scan, Ultrasound

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CT scan name?

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computed tomography

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CT scan is a ____ xray, produces ___ ____ image, and is ____

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moving, soft tissue, 3D

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two ways CT scan can display images?

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barium swallow, enema

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X-ray is a ____ image, has high energy _____ that penetrates _____

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2-D, radiation, tissues

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Radiopacity

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stop passage of X-ray

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Radiopaque

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absorbs x-ray well

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PET Scan is when ____ emit ____ rays

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tissues, gamma

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29
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Radionuclide

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biologically active molecule

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30
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Ultrasound produces _______

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sound waves

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whats the level of body organization? ____ –> ____ –> ___ –> ____ –> ____ –> ____

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chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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32
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Catabolism is?

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breakdown of complex molecules to simple molecules

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Anabolism is?

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building of complex molecules from simple molecules

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Characteristics of Living Human?

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  • dna
  • growth
  • metabolism
  • respond to stimuli
  • differentiation
  • movement
  • reproduce
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Metabolism happens in two ways ____ or _____

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catabolism, anabolism

36
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Homeostasis

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maintain relatively constant internal environment

37
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Two types of Homeostasis are?

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Extrinsic Regualtion, Autoregulation (Intrinsic Regulation)

38
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Extrinsic Regualtion happens in the ____ system and ____ system

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nervous, endocrine

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When extrinsic regulation happens in nervous system response is ____ and outcome is _____

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quick, short

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when extrinsic regulation happens in endocrine system response is ____ and outcome is ____

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longer, longer

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Autoregulation is when?

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cell, tissue, organ, organ system adjusts in response to environmental change

42
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what are 3 components of feedback system?

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receptor, control center, effector

43
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vasodilation

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increase diameter of blood vessels

44
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Negative Feedback

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reverse original stimulus and impose change to stimulus

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Positive Feedback

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enhance original stimulus and exaggerate original stimulus

46
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example of negative feedback?

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thermoregulation

47
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2 examples of positive feedback?

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blood clotting, stretching of cervix

48
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homeostatic imbalance can = ____ or ____

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disorder, disease

49
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what are two kinds of disease?

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local, systemic

50
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local disease

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limited region

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systemic disease

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many parts, entire body

52
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symptoms are ______

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not measurable

53
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signs are _____

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measured

54
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prone position

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face down

55
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supine position

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face up

56
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anatomical position

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palms turned forward
subject stands facing observer
upper extremities at side
feet flat

57
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what are two body cavities

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dorsal cavity, ventral body cavity

58
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what is the ventral body cavity divided by?

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diaphragm

59
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what two cavities are in the ventral body cavity?

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superior thoracic cavity, inferior abdominal pelvic cavity

60
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within inferior abdominal pelvic cavity there is _____ cavity and ____ cavity

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superior abdominal, inferior pelvic

61
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within the superior thoracic cavity there is left and right ____ cavities

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pleural

62
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separating the left and right ____ cavity is the ______

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pleural, mediastinum

63
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Parietal Layer is lines?

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lines walls of cavities

64
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Visceral Layer is where?

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covers/adheres to organ

65
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What are the Body cavity membranes?

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  1. Pleura
  2. Pericardial
  3. Peritoneal
66
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Pleura surrounds the ____

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lungs

67
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Pericardial surrounds the ____

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heart

68
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Peritoneal surrounds the ____

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serous membrane of abdominopelvic cavity

69
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what are two kinds of serous membrane? ____ and _____

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parietal, visceral

70
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Visceral Pleura ____ to _____ of _____

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clings, surface, lungs

71
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Parietal Pleura lines ______

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thoracic cavity walls

72
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Visceral Pericardium ____ surface ____

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covers, heart

73
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Parietal Pericardium lines _____ of _____

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inner surface, sac

74
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Visceral Peritoneum covers __________

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viscera abdominopelvic cavity

75
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Parietal Peritoneum lines ____ of ______

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wall, abdominopelvic cavity

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Retroperitoneal is ______ peritoneal lining and ______ cavity

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between, abdominal wall

77
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spiral CT Scan

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higher quality image, less radiation emitted

78
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PET Scan name

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positron emission tomography

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MRI name

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magnetic resonance imaging

80
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MRI you are exposed to?

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high energy magnetic field

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