Human Organism Flashcards

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This investigates the body’s structure (shape and size of the bones).

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Anatomy

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2
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Two types of Anatomy

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Systemic and Regional Anatomy

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3
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Study by system

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Systemic Anatomy

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4
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Study by area or region

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Regional Anatomy

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5
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Two ways to examine internal surface

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Surface anatomy
Anatomical Imaging

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6
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Uses technology to create pictures of internal structures.

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Anatomical Imaging

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7
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This studies the body through its external features as its anatomical landmarks relating with deeper structures.

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Surface anatomy

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8
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Two types of Physiology

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Systemic and Cellular Physiology

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9
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It studies the processes and functions of each part/system.

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Physiology

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10
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Talks about the function of the body organ–systems.

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Systemic Physiology

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11
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Studies the processes inside cells.

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Cellular Physiology

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12
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These two are the __________

  • Examine body’s responses to stimuli
  • Examine body’s maintenance of stable internal condition
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Importance of physiology

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13
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The structural and functional organization of the body

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  1. Chemical
  2. Cellular/Cell
  3. Tissue
  4. Organ
  5. Organ System
  6. Organism
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14
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Basic unit of life

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Cellular

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15
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The ability of the body to adjust and maintain equilibrium.

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Compensatory Mechanism

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16
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Group of cells with similar structure, function, and extracellular substances they release.

17
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The smallest level

18
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Two or more tissues acting together to perform function.

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4 types of tissues

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Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nervous

20
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All the organ systems work together and any living things are considered as a “whole.”

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Group of organs contributing to some function.

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Organ system

22
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6 Characteristics of Life

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  1. Organization
  2. Metabolism
  3. Responsiveness
  4. Growth
  5. Development
  6. Reproduction
23
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The ability to sense and respond.

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Responsiveness

24
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Two types of metabolism

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Catabolism (break down and Anabolism (build-up)

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The use of energy to function
Metabolism
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How parts interact and perform such functions.
Organization
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The change in form, size, structure.
Development
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Formation or repairing of cells
Reproduction
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The increase in size/number of cells.
Growth
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The ability to maintain a constant internal environment despite disturbances caused by internal or external stimuli.
Homeostasis
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The normal/average value of variable
Set point
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The normal extent of increase/decrease around a set point.
Normal Range
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Measures of body properties that may change in value.
Variables
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It maintains equilibrium. Detection of deviation away from set point
Negative feedback
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Components of Negative Feedback:
Receptor - detect changes Control Center - receives information Effector - causes changes
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Initial stimulus further stimulates the response (intensifies).
Positive Feedback