Lab #1 Definitions Flashcards

1
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Reproduction

A

To produce again

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2
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Autoregulation

A

Self regulation

(Auto)=self

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3
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Hypothalamus

A

A specialized structure of the endocrine system that produces hormones for homeostatic regulation

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4
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Pericardial

A

Located around the heart

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5
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Avascular

A

Without blood flow

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6
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Endocrine

A

A system of specialized structures that produces hormones for homeostatic regulation

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7
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Merocrine

A

A strategy of secreting hormones via exocytosis

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8
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Apocrine

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A strategy of secreting hormones in which the apical portion of the cell is destroyed to release the hormones

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Holocrine

A

A strategy of secreting hormones in which the entire cell is destroyed to release the hormones

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10
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Autocrine

A

The cell that releases the hormone is affected by it

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11
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Paracrine

A

Secretion of hormones that effects the neighboring or surrounding cells

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12
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Tachycardia

A

Elevated resting heart rate >100

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13
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Bradycardia

A

Low resting heart rate <60

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14
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Cardiopulmonary

A

Heart and lungs

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15
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EXTRA CREDIT

Symmorphosis

A

Matching of linked systems
Cardiac system + pulmonary system =
Cardiopulmonary

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16
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Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) or Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

A

Biological fuel

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17
Q

Cutaneous

A

Surface

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18
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Subcutaneous

A

Below the surface

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19
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Cytogenetics

A

The inheritable characteristics of the cell

Remember genetics are inheritable and cyto =cell

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20
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Oligodendrocyte

A

A specialized nerve cell that produces myelin
Oligo= lipid dendro= nerve cyte =cell
Myelin is the fatty covering over nerves

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21
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Hepatocyte

A

Liver cells

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22
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Leukocyte

A

White blood cells or immune cells

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23
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Macrophage

A

Immune cells that eat or engulf large quantities

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24
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Microphages

A

Immune cells called neutrophils that eat or engulf small amounts

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25
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Decomposition

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To break down the elemental particles

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26
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Metabolism

A

The sum of the chemical reactions

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27
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Catabolism

A

Chemical reactions that break things into smaller parts

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28
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Anabolic

A

Chemical reactions that build things up into larger parts

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29
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Hydrophilic

A

Water soluble

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30
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Hydrophobic

A

Insoluble in water

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31
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Amphiphatic

A

A chemical or molecule that has a hydrophilic head and a hydrophobic tail used to transport fat

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32
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Colloid

A

Not solid
Or liquid
Gel like

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33
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Hydrostatic

A

Blood pressure

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34
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Hypertonic

A

Hyper osmotic

More particulate matter and less water

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35
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Hypotonic

A

Hypo osmotic

Less particulate matter and more water

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36
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Glucose

A

Usable sugar

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37
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Glycogen

A

Stored sugar

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38
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Glycolysis

A

Chemical process of converting sugar into ATP

39
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Hyperkalemia

A

Elevated blood potassium

40
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Hypokalemia

A

Low blood potassium

41
Q

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)

A

The blueprint or textbook of

Life that translates into the making of all structures

42
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Glycoproteins

A

A signaling molecule that is made from protein and carbohydrates

43
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Extra cellular

A

Located outside the cell

44
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Intercellular

A

Located inside the cell

45
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Interstitial

A

Located between the cells

46
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Epithelial

A

A classification of tissue that lines or covers

47
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Erythrocyte

A

Red blood cells

48
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Epigastric

A

Located above the stomach

49
Q

Hemocytology

A

Study of blood and its components

50
Q

Celluitis

A

Inflammation of the interstitial space

51
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Hepatitis

A

Inflammation of the liver

52
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Lipolysis

A

The break down of lipids or the conversion of lipids for fuel

53
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Micro vascular

A

Small blood networking tubing

54
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Myocardium

A

Heart muscle

55
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Pathology

A

The study of disease

56
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Supraglenoidfossa

A

Located above the shallow depression of the glenoid

57
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Glycocalyx

A

A coating on the surface of the epithelial cells

58
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Cytoskeleton

A

The frame work of the cells

59
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Microfilaments

A

Special proteins that make the cytoskeleton

60
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Microtubules

A

Special proteins that make the cytoskeleton

61
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Myosin

A

Specialized muscle protein responsible for contraction

62
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Microvilli

A

Used to increase the surface areas on the cells which increases absorption

63
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Cytosol

A

Cytoplasm, the fluid portion inside the cell

64
Q

Endoplasmic reticulum

A

A cellular organelle that is responsible for protein synthesis, fat and carbohydrate modification

65
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Autolysis

A

A process of self cutting on proteins that makes them active

66
Q

Denaturation

A

To unravel, break apart , or unfolding of proteins

67
Q

Peri nuclear

A

Located around the nucleus

68
Q

Transcription

A

The process of DNA➡️RNA

69
Q

Monosaccharide

A

A single single molecule

70
Q

Monoaclyglyceride
Or
Monoglyceride

A

A single fat molecule

71
Q

Polypeptide

A

Many or large proteins

72
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Cytokinesis

A

The process of cell movement

73
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Endocytosis

A

The process of moving particulate matter into the cell

74
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Exocytosis

A

The process of moving particulate matter out of the cell

75
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Hemolysis

A

RBC destruction

76
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Endothelium

A

The inside layer or lining of a structure

77
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Exogenous

A

Manufactured or taken in from outside the body

78
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Endogenous

A

Manufactured from inside the body

79
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Kinase

A

An enzyme that transfers a phosphate

80
Q

Transmembrane

A

Across the membrane

81
Q

Antiangeogenesis factor

A

A chemical that inhibits the growth of new blood cells

82
Q

Osteocytes

A

Bone cell

83
Q

Subserous fascia

A

Connective tissue located under the serous lining

84
Q

Dysphasia

A

Abnormal growth

85
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Pericarditis

A

Inflammation around the heart

86
Q

Peritonitis

A

Inflammation of the peritoneum of the stomach

87
Q

Pleuritis

A

Inflammation of the pleural lining of the lungs

88
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Epidermal

A

Outside covering (skin)

89
Q

Pseudostratisfied

A

A special category of epithelial tissue that is characterized by false layering

90
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Osmolality

A

The quantity of particulate matter dissolved in some standard volume of solution. Normal human osmolality is 286 mOsm

91
Q

Isoosmotic

A

Isotonic: a solution that represent 286 mOsm or physiological norm

92
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Hyper-osmotic

A

Hypertonic, a solution with more particulate matter and less water which is above 286 mOsm

93
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Hypoosmotic

A

Hypotonic, a solution with less particles and more water that is less than 286 mOsm