Introduction to the body Flashcards

Chapter 1

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Anatomy

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Study of the Structure of an organism & relationship to it’s part

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Physiology

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Study of the functions of living organisms and their parts

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Hypothesis

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Reasonable guess based on previous observation of experiments

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Experiment

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Should be as simple as possible to avoid errors

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5
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Theory of Law

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Hypothesis that has gained confidence

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6
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Levels of organization

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Cells —> Tissues –> Organs –> Systems,cardiovascular, Nervous system –> Organism

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Cells

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Smallest “Living” units of structure & Function

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Tissues

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Organizations of many cells that act together to perform common functions

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9
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What influences the body structure & Function chemical level?

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Atoms & Molecules

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Organs

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Different tissues that act together to perform a special function

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Systems

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Organizations of varying numbers & kinds of organs that can work together to perform complex functions for the body

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12
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Anatomical Position

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The way the body moves it’s posture; or the relationship of one are to another

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13
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What 2 words are used when the body is not in anatomical position?

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Supine & Prone

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Superior

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Toward the head, upper,above

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Inferior

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Toward the feet, lower, below

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Anterior

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Front, in front of

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Posterior

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Back, in back of

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Medial

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Toward the middle of the body

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Lateral

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Toward the side of the body or away from the middle

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Proximal

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Toward or nearest to the trunk, or nearest to the point of origin

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Distal

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Away from or farthest from the trunk, or farthest from a structures point of origin

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Superficial

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Nearer the body surface

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Deep

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Farther away from the body surface

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Sagittal Plane

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divides the body into right & left sections

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Mid Sagittal

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divides the body into two equal halves

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Frontal (Coronal) Plane

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Divides a structure into anterior & Posterior Portions

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Transverse Plane

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Horizontal plane that divides a structure into upper & Lower parts

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What are two Dorsal Cavities?

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Cranial & Spinal cavity’s

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Cranial Cavity

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Space inside the skull that contains the brain

30
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Spinal Cavity

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The space inside the Spinal column

31
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What are two Ventral Cavities

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Upper Thoracic & Lower Thoracic

32
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abdominopelvic regions of upper

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Right & Left hypochondriac regions & the epigastric region

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abdominopelvic regions of middle

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Right & left lumbar regions & the umbilical regions

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abdominopelivic regions of lower

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Right & Left iliac regions & the hypogastric region

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Axial region of the body

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Head,Neck, and torso or trunk

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Appendicular region of the body

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Upper & Lower extremities

37
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Feedback Loop

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Body’s general control system

38
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Negative Feedback

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Opposes change in controlled condition

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Positive Feedback

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Amplifies occurring change

40
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What is the Feedback Control?

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Nerve endings that feed information to a control center in the brain that compares actual temp to the normal temp

41
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What are normal fluctuations?

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Hemostatically controlled conditions that don’t remain absolutely constant