Exam 6 Flashcards

1
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produced by they breakdown of amino acids in the liver

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urea

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2
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produced by the breakdown of nucloetides

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uric acid

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3
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produced from muscle metabolism

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creatinine

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4
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functions of the urinary system

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excretion, water-salt balance, acid-base balance, hormone secretion

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5
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nephron

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functional unit of the kidneys

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6
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skeletal functions

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framework, protection, blood cell production, calcium and phosphate storage, movement

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7
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diaphysis

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the shaft; yellow bone marrow

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8
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epiphysis

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ends of long bones; red bone marrow

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9
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physis

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epiphyseal plate; increase of long bone length

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10
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osteon

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cylindrical units that contain mineralized matrix and osteocytes; compact bone

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11
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hyaline cartilage

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on ends of long bones

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12
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fibrocartilage

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strong cartilage; menisci in the knees

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13
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ligaments

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bone to bone

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14
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axial bones

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skull, hyoid, thoracic cage, vertebral column

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15
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Maxillae

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upper jaw

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16
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Mandible

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lower jaw

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17
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zygomatic bones

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cheeks

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18
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nasal bones

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nose

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19
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frontal

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forehead

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20
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temporal

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temples

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21
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vertebral column sections

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cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, coccyx

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22
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appendicular bones

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pectoral girdle, pelvic girdle

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23
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synovial joints

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fibrous joints

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bone to bone

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cartilagenous joints
ribs
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tendon
muscle to bone
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origin
point on stationary bone
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insertion
point on moving bone
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muscle cell
muscle fiber
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fascicles
bundles of muscle fibers
31
myofibrils
runs the length of the fiber
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actin
thin filaments
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myosin
thick filaments
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muscle breakdown
muscle, fascicle, muscle fiber, myofibril
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glycogen
polysaccharide
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myoglobin
red pigment, binds oxygen
37
sarcomeres
repeating units of actin and myosin
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Anaerobic pathways
CP and Fermentation
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Aerobic pathway
Cellular respiration
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fast-twitch fibers
designed for 'explosive' action, anaerobic
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slow-twitch
designed for stamina; dark in color
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exocrine glands
release into ducts
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endocrine glands
release into bloodstream
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target cells
can respond to a specific hormone only
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peptide hormone
initiates a cascade of reactions in the cell
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steriod hormone
activate genes on DNA
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posterior pituitary gland
brain; ADH and oxytocin
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anterior pituitary gland
brain; TSH, ACTH, GTH (FSH and LH), PRL and GH
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pituitary dwarfism
too little GH produced, small stature
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giantism
too much GH produced, poor health
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Acromegaly
overproduction of GH as an adult; feet, hands and face grow
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thyroid gland
regulates body metabolism
53
adrenal glands
top of kidneys; long-term stress response hormone
54
pancreas
digestive acids; insulin and glucagon
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type 1 d
pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin
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type 2 d
cells don't respond to insulin correctly