First class Flashcards
self explanatory
what is physiology
study of bio funciton how the body works. concerned with normal funcitosn of cells. emphasizes mechanisms. explains usilnlg cause and effect sequences. derived from scientific experiments.
pathophysiology
conerns how diseas or injyry affects physiological processes. aids understanding
scientific method
a. make observations
b. form hypothesis. must be testable. it is a guess statement. can be negative or positive. (lifting does make you stronger vs lifting weight doesnt)
c. design and conduct experiments or make more observations. subects, methods, materials, which tests.
d. analyze the data
e. results must be replicated many time before a conclusion is accepted.
f. serveral verified hypotheses may become a general theory.
DISCUSSION: interpretting the results and findings.
measurements, controsl and stats of scientific methods. good physiologal reserach requires what? 4.
requires quantifiable measurements
an experiemtanl group and a control group
statistical analysis
review and publication by a peer reviewed journal
walter Cannon what did he do
first to coin homeostasis
Homeostasis 4.
- his constany of the internal environment
- the main purpose of our physiological mechanisms is to maintain homeo
- deviation from homeostasis indicates disease.
- homeo is accomplished most often by negative feedback looop. it is dynamic. it balances ***
negative feedback loops** pathways3
A. sensors:in the body to detect change and send info to the
B. Integrating center:which assesses change around a set point. the integrating center then sends instrucitons to an
C. Effector:which can make the appropriate adjustments to counter the change from the setpoint.
mechanis of negative feedback loops** 4
a. moves in the oposite direction form the change
b. makes the change from setpoint smaller
c. reverses the chagne in teh setpoint
d. this is a continuous process, always making fine adjustments to stay in homeo.
example of negatvie feedback loop
sweating and shivering.
antagonist effectors of negative feedback loops
homeo is ofte
positive feeback 3.
the end product in a process stimulates the process.
b. the actio amplifies the changes that stimulated the effectors.
3. positive fedback could not work alone, but it does contibute to many negative feedback loops
a bllod vessel is damamged to form clot and also child birt.
HORMones and feedback control 2.
hormes are secred in response to stimuli ( an increase i blod sugar results in release of insulin which remofes sugar
secretion can be inhibted by its own effects (decreased blood sugar inhibits the release of insulin
4 major tissues
muscle, nervous FINISH
3 types of muscle.
CARDIAC, SKELETAL, SMOOTH
3 types of muscle.
CARDIAC, SKELETAL, SMOOTH. cardiac and skeletal are striated. cardiac and striated and involuntary. skeletal is voluntary
cardiac muscles
have junctions between cells calle intercalated discs.
2 types of nerve cells.
neuron and dendrion (dendrites)
epithelial tissue
based on shape and the stacking. forms mebranes tha tcover body surfaces, lin ein inside of hollow organs.
3 shapes of epithelial
squomous, cuboidal, columnar.
what does keratin do
it makes them strong and tough
collagen fibers
connective tissue
exocrine glands
made up of epithelial. they release product into blod to transport to have an effect somewhere else. for example sweat glands.
3 types of exocrine
simple tubural simple acinar, and branched
4 types of connective tissue
cartliage, blood, bone, connective tissue proper
3 kinds of fibers in connective
elastic, reticular, and collagen
tendon
bone to muscle
diifferent systems and the major organs
Integumatry:hair skin nails
nervous: brain, spinal cord, nerves
endorcrine: homrone secreting glands:pitutary throid, and adrenal
skeltal: bones, cartilages
muscualr: skeletal
circulatroy: heart, blood vessesl, lynphatic
immune: red bone marrow, lymphoid organs
repiratry: lungs always FINISH SLIDE
BODY fluid compartments
65 percent is inside cells
extracellular fluid
area outsiee the cells. blood plasma and interstitial fluid.