Day 1 (intro) Flashcards

Introduction

1
Q

What is anatomy?

A

structure

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2
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What is physiology?

A

function

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3
Q

What is pathophysiology

A

how disease impacts bodily functions

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4
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Nucleus:

A

surrounded by nuclear envelope
have nuclear pores
contain chromatin
23 pairs of chromosomes

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5
Q

endoplasmic reticulum:

A

rough (ribosomes)
smooth (no ribosomes)
protein transport

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6
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ribosomes:

A

protein synthesis

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7
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mitochondria:

A

generate/ store ATP

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8
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Golgi Apparatus:

A

pack proteins ER to vesicles

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9
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Lysosomes:

A

breakdown of organelles (digestive)

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10
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cytoplasm:

A

fluid-like symptoms
surrounding and supporting

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11
Q

What is facilitated diffusion?

A

molecules must be lipid soluble
if lipid insoluble need transporter protein

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12
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What is simple diffusion?

A

movement of particles from high to low conc. until equilibrium is reached

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13
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What is osmosis?

A

Movement of water from high to low water conc. across selectively permeable membrane until equilibrium is reached

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14
Q

What is pinocytosis?

A

cell-drinking (liquid)

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15
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What is phagocytosis?

A

cell-eating (solid)

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16
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tissue classification:

A

combination of cells/ intercellular material which function to form specialised activity
types:
-connective
-epithelial
-muscle
-nervous

17
Q

connective tissue:

A

structural support/ protection
e.g blood, cartilage

18
Q

nervous tissue

A

transmission of electrical impulses

19
Q

muscle tissues

A

contracting and relaxing
3 types:
-skeletal (voluntary, striated, multiple nuclei)
-cardiac (involuntary, straited, singular nucleus)
-smooth (involuntary, not straited, multiple nuclei)

20
Q

Epithelial tissue

A

line body cavities for support, protection
-simple (single layer)
-stratified (multiple layers)

21
Q

Simple epithelia

A

squamous
cuboidal (found kidney/glands)
columnar (found GI tract)
ciliated (respiratory pathway)

22
Q

stratified epithelia

A

stratified squamous (several layers)
transitional (found in lining of bladder)

23
Q

What is the middle quadrant?

A

umbilical

24
Q

Sagittal plane:

A

divides left and right

25
Q

Coronal Plane:

A

divides posterior (back) and anterior (front)

26
Q

Transverse plane:

A

divides superior and anterior

27
Q

anterior

A

front

28
Q

posterior

A

back

29
Q

medial:

A

closer to midline of body

30
Q

lateral:

A

further from midline

31
Q

superior:

A

higher

32
Q

inferior

A

lower

33
Q

proximal:

A

LIMB closer to trunk

34
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distal:

A

LIMB further from trunk