final review Flashcards
the atlas is ? to the coccyx
superior
the breakdown of glucose to ATP by a cell is an example of ?
catabolism
70 percent of all sensory receptors are located in the
eyes
molecule that contains our genetic info and remains in the nucleus of the cell during normal cellular activity is
DNA
the maintenance of a constant and optimal internal environment in an organism to sustain life is called (steady stable state)
homeostasis
pH>7 is called
basic/ alkaline
structure in sphenoid bone where the pituitary gland is found is the
sella turcica
the inferior lateral bones of the cranial skull are the ? bones
temporal
medial lower arm bone-?
lateral lower leg bone-?
ulna, fibula
a cut the divides a structure into left and right halves is a ? plane
sagittal
polysaccharide formed by monomers of glucose are ?, ?, ?
starch, glycogen, cellulose
the epidural space contains ? tissue and ? ?
adipose, blood vessels
if you’re getting a limb amputated what type of plane will a surgeon perform
transverse
layer of skin that contains melanocytes
epidermis
layer of skin that contains stratified squamous ET
epidermis
layer of skin that helps maintain body temp
hypodermis
layer of skin that contains collagen and elastic fibers
dermis
membrane located on surface of lung
visceral pleura
sequence for muscle contraction
motor neuron, AP, neurotransmitter release, muscle cell AP, release of calcium ions from the SR, ATP-driven power stroke, sliding of myofilaments
system that eliminates waste, maintains BP, electrocytes, and acid-base balance is the ?
urinary
T/F: interneurons are found only in the PNS
false
which cells break bone down
osteoclasts
an atom that has gained 1+ electrons and now has a negative charge is an
anion
T/F: enzymes are changed by the reaction
false
an example of positive feedback mechanisms would be enhancement of ? ?
labor contractions
movement of substances from an area of higher concentration to lower w/o energy is
diffusion
when lifting your foot toward your shin, this is an example of
dorsiflexion
a burn that penetrates the epidermis/dermis is a
2nd-degree burn
acc to the sliding filament model of a muscle contraction, what happens to the actin and myosin filaments?
the overlap/move over each other
decrease in muscle size due to lack of use is
muscle atrophy
if u tap your heel on the floor, which bone is affected
calcaneal
in a solution the ? is broken apart by the ?
solute, solvent
the most abundant compound in the body is
water
the gallbladder is in the ? ? quadrant
right upper
tissue that contains triglycerides is
adipose
what muscle cells have striations
cardiac and skeletal
the parietal peritoneum is an example of a ? membrane
serous
if the epidermis contains 5 stratums then it comes from the ? and ?
hands, feet
carbs are stored in the liver and skeletal muscles in the form of
glycogen
a muscle that works w another to produce the same movement is a
synergist
bundles of muscle fibers are
fascicles
number of ATP produced in cellular respiration
32 ATP
when hydrostatic pressure forces water and dissolved solutes across selectively permeable membranes, this is called
osmosis
T/F: a 5% dextrose solution will cause a red blood cell to swell so it would be a hypertonic solution.
false
T/F: the rectus femoris is a muscle of the hamstring.
false
T/F: a water cell in a molasses solution is an example of osmosis.
true
the tissue lining the lumen of the trachea is
ciliated pseudostratified columnar ET
Vitamin ? is fat-soluble, produced in the skin on exposure to UV radiation, and vital for normal bone growth and function.
D
decreasing the angle of a joint is
flexion
moving a limb away from the midline is
abduction
regulation of body temp, food intake, and thirst are functions of the
hypothalamus
T/F: the mandibulary sinus is a paranasal sinus.
false
5 basic comp. of a reflex arc in order
receptor, sensory neuron, integration center, motor neuron, effector
? neurons carry instructions from the receptors to the CNS
sensory
the myelin sheaths that surround axons of some neurons in the PNS are formed by
Schwann cell/ neurilemmocytes
the major cells located in the lacunae of costal cartilage are
chondrocytes
T/F: a neurotransmitter is a chemical released by a neuron that may, upon binding to specific receptors of other cells, stimulate or inhibit the other cells.
true
levels of organization from simple to complex:
chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organismal
when u smile ur using your ? ? muscle
zygomaticus major
the passageway that drains the aqueous humor into the circulatory system is the ?
scleral venous sinus