Lab Test #1 Flashcards

1
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Prefixes and suffixes came from what language?

A

Greek and Latin

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2
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Adip =

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Fat

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3
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Aer =

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Air

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4
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An =

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Without

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5
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Anti =

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Against

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6
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Ase =

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An Enzyme

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7
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Auto =

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Self

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8
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Bio =

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Life

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9
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Blast =

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To form

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10
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Cardi =

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Heart

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Chondr =

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Cartilage

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12
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Clast =

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Broken

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13
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Cut =

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Skin

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14
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Cyt =

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Cell

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Derm =

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Skin

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16
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Di =

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Two

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17
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Endo =

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Within

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18
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Epi =

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Upon

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19
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Exo =

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Outside

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20
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Genesis =

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Origin

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21
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Hem =

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Blood

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22
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Hemo =

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Blood

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23
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Hepat =

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Liver

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24
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Hetero =

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Different

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25
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Homo =

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Same

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26
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Hyper

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Over, more

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27
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Hypo =

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Low

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28
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Inter =

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Between

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29
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Intra =

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Within

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30
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Iso =

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Equal

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31
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It is =

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An inflammation of

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32
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Karyo =

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Nucleus

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33
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Lact =

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Milk

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34
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Lip =

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Fat

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35
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Lys =

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To break up

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36
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Mega =

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Big

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37
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Micro =

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Small

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38
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Mono =

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One

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39
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Myo =

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Muscle

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40
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Neuro =

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Nerve

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41
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Ology =

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The study of

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42
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Os =

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Bone

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43
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Osteo =

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Bone

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44
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Peri =

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Around

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45
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Phag =

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To eat

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46
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Poly =

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Many

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47
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Pro =

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To promote

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48
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Pseudo =

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Fals

49
Q

Sacchar =

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Sugar

50
Q

Sub =

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Under

51
Q

Thromb =

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Clot

52
Q

Made up of the atoms and molecules needed for life

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Chemical level

53
Q

the cell is the basic structural and functional unit of the body and is made up of organelles such as mitochondria, ribosomes, lysosomes, and endoplasmic reticulum

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Cellular Level

54
Q

A group of similar cells with a common function

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Tissue Level

55
Q

Made up of two or more different tissues

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Organ Level

56
Q

Made up of two or more organs with a common function

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System level

57
Q

Made up of a group of systems functioning together

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Organism

58
Q

Cells working together in masses or sheet make up what level of organization?

A

Tissue

59
Q

The femur is made of bone tissue, blood and nerve tissue. Therefore, the femur would be classified as an what?

A

Organ

60
Q

The first living level of the human body is the what level?

A

Cellular

61
Q

The kidneys, ureters and urinary bladder are organs that work together to rid the body of metabolic wastes. Therefore, they would classified as a what system?

A

Organ System

62
Q

Maintains water and electrolyte balance for the body

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Urinary system

63
Q

Transports substances throughout the body

A

Cardiovascular System ?

64
Q

Defends the body from infection

A

Lymphatic System

65
Q

Produces and maintains sperm and eggs

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Reproductive System

66
Q

What is anatomical position?

A

Body erect, facing forward, arms by side, palms facing forward

67
Q

Superior =

A

Cranial

68
Q

Toward the head or above another part

A

Superior

69
Q

Inferior =

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Caudate

70
Q

Away from the head or below another part

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Inferior

71
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Anterior =

A

Ventral

72
Q

Posterior =

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Dorsal

73
Q

Toward the front

A

Anterior

74
Q

Toward the back

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Posterior

75
Q

Toward the midline of the body

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Medial

76
Q

Toward the side of the body

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Lateral

77
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Between two structures, one is lateral and one is medial

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Intermediate

78
Q

Refers to the same side of the body

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Ipsilateral

79
Q

Refers to the opposite side of the body

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Contralateral

80
Q

Closer to the point of attachment of an extremity to the trunk

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Proximal

81
Q

Farther from the point of attachment of an extremity to the trunk

A

Distal

82
Q

Superficial =

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Peripheral or external

83
Q

On or near the surface of the body

A

Superficial

84
Q

Away from the surface of the body

A

Deep

85
Q

Deep =

A

Internal

86
Q

Pertains to the covering of an internal organ; the inner layer of the membranes

A

Visceral

87
Q

Pertains to the lining of a body cavity, the outer layer of the membranes

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Parietal

88
Q

Pertains to the lining of a body cavity, the outer layer of the membranes

A

Parietal

89
Q

What are the main body regions?

A

Head, neck, trunk, two upper extremities, and two lower extremities

90
Q

The human body can be divided into _______ major planes or sections which allow for the observation of internal organs.

A

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91
Q

Midsagittal =

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Median

92
Q

Transverse =

A

Horizontal

93
Q

Frontal =

A

Coronal

94
Q

Runs through the midline of the body and divides the body into equal right and left halves

A

Midsagittal

95
Q

Divides the body into superior and inferior sections

A

Transverse

96
Q

Divides the body into anterior and posterior

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Frontal

97
Q

What is a space within the body that contains internal organs

A

Body cavity

98
Q

What are the two main body cavities?

A

Dorsal and Ventral

99
Q

What makes up the dorsal cavity?

A

Cranial cavity and spinal cavity

100
Q

Cranial cavity =

A

Brain

101
Q

Spinal (Vertebral) cavity =

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Spinal cord

102
Q

What makes up the ventral cavity?

A

Thoracic cavity and abdominalpelvic cavity

103
Q

What makes up thoracic cavity?

A

Right pleural, left pleural, and pericardial

104
Q

Right pleural =
Left pleural =
Pericardial =

A
  • Right lung
  • Left lung
  • Heart
105
Q

Abdominal =

A

Stomach, liver, and intestines

106
Q

Pelvic =

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Rectum, bladder, and internal reproductive organs

107
Q

The abdominalpelvic cavity can be divided into ______ regions by ____ imaginary lines

A

9-4

108
Q

The upper horizontal line

A

Transpyloric line

109
Q

The lower horizontal line

A

Transtubercular line

110
Q

The two vertical lines are..

A

Right and Left lateral line

111
Q

What is the center section called?

A

Umbilical

112
Q

To the left of the umbilical

A

Left lumbar

113
Q

To the right of the umbilical

A

Right lumbar

114
Q

Above the umbilical

A

Epigastric

115
Q

Below the umbilical

A

Hypogastric

116
Q

What is on each side of the epigastric?

A

Right and left hypochondriac

117
Q

What is on each side of the hypogastric?

A

Right and Left iliac inguinal

118
Q

Discerning between small objects or parts which are close together

A

Resolution