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1
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Topics of anatomy

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Gross 
Regional 
Systemic 
Surface
Microscopic 
Development
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2
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Cytology

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Internal cell structure

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3
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Study of tissue

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Histology

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4
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Not only you as an individual responding but also on a cellular level

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Responsiveness

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5
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Detecting and responding on an internal and external level

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Responsiveness

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6
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The opposite of the original stimulus

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Negative feedback

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7
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Oxytocin

Clotting

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Positive feedback

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8
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Cation is positive or negative why

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Positive because they loose an electron

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9
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Require or use energy

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Endergonic reaction

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10
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Releases energy

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Exergonic

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11
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What causes Reactions to be fast or slow

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Temp-higher faster
Size- smaller particle faster
Concentration-higher faster

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12
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Buffer in our body

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Blood

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13
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C6H12O6

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Glucose

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14
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Osmolarity

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Total concentration when talking about water

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15
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Always striving for isotonic environment

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Tonicity

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16
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Ability of our cells in a body to change shape

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Tonicity

17
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Tonicity rules

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Always describing solution

Water is the only thing that moves in or out of a cell

18
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Necessary life functions

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1) maintaining boundaries
2) movement
3) responsiveness
4) digestion
5) metabolism
6) excretion
7) reproduction

19
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Organization levels of body

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Chemical 
Cell 
Tissue 
Organ 
Organ system 
Organism
20
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Metabolism

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All biochemical processes in the body

Catabolism and anabolism

21
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Example of non polar covalent bond

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Hydrogen2

22
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Polar covalent bond

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H2O

23
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Ionic bond example

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Sodium chloride
NaCl
Transfers electrons and oppositely charge

24
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Hydrogen bond

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Found in water and DNA codes

25
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Hydrogen bond

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Attraction between electro static polar groups

26
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How is water an inorganic compound

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It does not contain any carbon

27
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Why is water a universal solvent

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Because it’s capable of dissolving a variety of different substances

28
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Major elements in the human body

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C, H, O, N, Ca, K,

29
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Carbohydrates

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Starch- veggies
Sugar- insulin important hormone in the body
Glycogen- sugar main storage form of glucose (energy)
Cellulose- fiber apple skin
Chitin- bugs

30
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Lipids

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Fat major energy storage
And best fuel
Part of every cell membrane
Steroids

31
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Proteins

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Structural formation

Found in skeletal muscle

32
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Nucleic acids

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DNA AND RNA

33
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Intermediary reactions

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Take place within the cell

34
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Lower Ph

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More acidic
Lemons
Vinegar
1-6

35
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Higher ph

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More alkaline or basic
Bleach
Or drain cleaner
8-14

36
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Neutral ph

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7

37
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Meiosis vs mitosis

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Meiosis daughter cells aren’t identical

Mitosis daughter cells are identical and identical to the parent

38
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Prophase 1) Crossing over occurs
Metaphase 1) Tetrads line up
Anaphase 1) homologous chromosomes separate
Telophase 1) each cell has one of the replicated chromosomes

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Meiosis

39
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Mitosis

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Prophase- new spindles form around chromosome
Metaphase -chromosomes line up at equator
Anaphase- centromeres divide chromatids
Telophase/cytokinesis - nuclear envelope around each set and cytoplasm divides