Introduction: Part 1 Flashcards

1
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The study of the internal and external structures of the human body.

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Anatomy

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2
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The study of the function of the structures of the human body.

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Physiology

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3
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The area of anatomy the focuses on the visible features of the body.

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Gross anatomy

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4
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The three levels of gross anatomy are:

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surface, regional, and systemic

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5
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The area of anatomy that focuses on the features not visible with the unaided eye.

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Microscopic anatomy

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6
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This level of physiology focuses on the molecular functions.

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Cell

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7
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This level of physiology focuses on the function of specific organs.

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Special

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8
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This level of physiology focuses on the function of organ system.

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Systemic

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9
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This level of physiology focuses on diseases.

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Pathology

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10
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This is the first level of organization of the human body

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Chemical

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11
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This is the second level of organization of the human body

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Cellular

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12
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This is the third level of organization of the human body

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Tissue

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13
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This is the fourth level of organization of the human body

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Organ

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14
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This is the fifth level of organization of the human body.

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Organ system

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15
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This is the final level of organization of the human body

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Organism

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16
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The smallest living unit

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Cell

17
Q

Similar cells working together

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Tissue

18
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Two or more different tissues performing a specific function.

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Organ

19
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Interaction of organs

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Organ system

20
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Organ systems working together

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Organism

21
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The process of a living thing maintaining a relatively stable internal environment

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Homeostasis

22
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The three “steps” of homeostasis

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Receptor, Control Center, and Effector

23
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This is sensitive to a change or stimulus

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Receptor

24
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This receives information

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Control Center

25
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This responds to the commands of the control center and will either oppose or reinforce the stimulus.

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Effector

26
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This happens when homeostasis fails

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Sickness (illness)

27
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Study that analyzes specific cells

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Cytology

28
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Study that examines tissues

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Histology

29
Q

This is when a response reinforces a stimulus to maintain homeostasis.

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Positive feedback

30
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This is when a response opposes a stimulus to maintain homeostasis

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Negative feedback