Intro A&P 1 Flashcards

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anatomy

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the study of internal and external structures of the body
-what they are made of
-where they are located
-how they are associated with each other

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physiology

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the study of functions of anatomical structure
-what the body does
-includes individual and cooperative functions

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3
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atomic level (LOO)

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smallest unit of an element that maintains its properties

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molecular level (LOO)

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-combined atoms
-different properties than single atoms
(combining changes the properties)

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5
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cellular level (LOO)

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-smallest unit where life occurs
-performs specific functions

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tissue level (LOO)

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-group of cells working together
-the group of cells perform a function
(divided into four different groups that perform various functions)

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organ level (LOO)

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-two or more different types of tissues that are combined to form different tasks
(often perform multiple tasks)

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organ system level (LOO)

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-groups of organs
-perform generalized set of functions
(multiple functions that work with different systems for other functions)

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9
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organismal level (LOO)

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-organ systems work together to maintain homeostasis

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10
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digestive system

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-food processing
-water/nutrient absorption

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cardiovascular system

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-distributes cells, gasses, chemicals, and wastes
-temperature control

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urinary system

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-removal of liquid waste
-regulates water balance

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endocrine system

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-body regulation
-directs long-term changes (ex. development)
(hormone control, growth, etc. ; a lot of the glands in here excrete through blood)

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respiratory system

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-gas exchange
-communication

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nervous system

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-communication
-body control
-detects/interprets sensory input (more immediate response to changes)

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skeletal system

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-support, protection
-stores minerals
-produces blood cells

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lymphatic and immune system

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-defend against infections (returns tissue fluid to blood after checking for infection)
[another set of vessels that flow throughout the body]

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muscular system

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-movement
-support
-generates heat

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integumentary system

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-protection
-temperature storage
-sensory
-fat storage

20
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reproductive system

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female: egg and offspring development
male: sperm production and sperm delivery to female

21
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homeostasis

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physically and chemically balanced environment in the body

22
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intrinsic

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inside the cell

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extrinsic

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outside the cell

24
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negative feedback

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-when something is brought back to homeostasis (back to normal range from high or low levels)
1. variable moves away from homeostasis
2. receptor detects change
3. effector reduces the effect of the stimulus on the receptor
ex) body temperature

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positive feedback

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the body allows the change to keep occurring (body moves away from homeostasis)
-response of the effector increases change of the stimulus
ex) blood clots, childbirth

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dynamic equilibrium

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around a set point, but continual adaption (constantly changing, but in a set range)

27
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superior vs inferior

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higher level vs lower level

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caudal vs cranial

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towards tail vs towards head

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proximal vs distal

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towards the base vs. away from the base

30
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lateral vs medial

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away from the midline vs towards the midline

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anterior (ventral) vs interior (dorsal)

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the front vs the back

32
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functions of body cavities

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-protects organs from accidental shock
-allows changes in size and shape of internal organs

33
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body cavities are lined in ___ that ___

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  1. watery membranes
  2. covers organs and cavity walls, keeps surfaces moist, and reduce friction
34
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ventral body cavity (coelom)

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divided by the diaphragm and consist of the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavity

35
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thoracic cavity

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consists of heart and lungs

36
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abdominopelvic cavity

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digestive, reproductive, and excretory organs