H.SCI LAB 1 Flashcards

1
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are subdivisions of the science of biology, which is the study of living organisms both plant and animal

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Anatomy and Physiology

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2
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has to do with body structure and the relationships between them

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Human anatomy

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3
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is concerned with the functions of the body parts

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human physiology

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4
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_________ is determined by structure

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function

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5
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the study of structures observed with the unaided eye

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gross anatomy

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6
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the study of structure observed with the aid of a microscopre

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microscopic anatomy

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7
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is the study of cells and their organelles

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cytology

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8
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is the study of tissues that make up organs

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histology

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9
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the study of structural changes from conception to birth

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developmental anatomy

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10
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the study of structural changes caused by diseases?

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pathological anatomy

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11
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What are the sub specialties of human anatomy

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gross, microscopic, developmental and pathological

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12
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what are the subspecialties of human physiology

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cellular, developmental and pathological physiology

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13
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is the study of the interactions of cell parts and the specific functions of the organelles and the cell in general

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cellular physiology

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14
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the study of functional changes that occur as an organism develops

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developmental physiology

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15
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the study of the functional changes that occur as organs age or become diseased

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pathological physiology

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16
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refers to the body position as if the person were standing upright, regardless of the actual posture or position

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Anatomical position

17
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whats the position of the anatomical position

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a. head, gaze (eyes) and toes directed anteriorly
b. arms adjacent to the sides with the palms facing anteriorly
c. lower limbs close together with the feet parallel and the toes directed anteriorly

18
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is adopted lobally for anatomicomedical descriptions

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anatomical position

19
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how should you describe the organs regardless of gravity?

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recumbent or supine position

20
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means recumbent, lying down, face upward

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supine

21
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means face downward

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prone