LEC 1 Flashcards

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What are the 7 Characteristics of living organisms?

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  1. Cellular Composition
  2. Metabolism
  3. Growth
  4. Excretion
  5. Responsiveness
  6. Movement
  7. Reproduction
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What is metabolism?

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Process of changing food into energy

                       OR

Any/All chemical change within a cell or an organism

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3
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What is Anabolic Reaction?

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Chemical build up

Eg: Protein from amino acids OR carbohydrates from sugar

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What is catabolic reaction?

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Chemical break down

Eg: Digesting food OR breaking down fat into fatty acids

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5
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What is Movement?

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The Activity of cells - (Osmosis & Diffusion)

OR

Movement of the organism itself

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What are the six (6) levels of structural organization?

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  1. Chemical
  2. Cellular
  3. Tissue
  4. Organ
  5. Organ system
  6. Organism
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Name the structure of all levels from smallest to largest?

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1Chemical: Atoms and molecules

2 Cellular: Structures molecules

3 Tissue: Group of similar cells

4 Organ: Tissue form organs (complex structural level of organization)

5 Organ system: Grouped organs- system

6 Organism: All systems- makes up human body/whole organism

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Name all Organ Systems and some of their organs?

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  1. Skeletal System - Bones, joints
  2. Integumentary system- hair,skin,nails
  3. Muscular system- skeletal muscles
  4. Urinary system- kidney, bladder, urethra
  5. Nervous system- brain, spinal cord
  6. Endocrine system- pancreas, thymus gland
  7. Cardiovascular system- heart, blood vessels
  8. Lymphatic system- tonsil, lymph nodes, thymus
  9. Respiratory system- lungs, trachea
  10. Digestive system- mouth, esophagus, liver, stomach, pancreas, intestines
  11. Reproductive -
    Male: prostate gland, testis, penis
    Female: ovaries, uterus,vagina
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Which two organs are apart of two systems? Name the system?

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  1. Pancreas- Endorcine system & Digestive system
  2. Thymus- Lymphatic system & Endocrine system
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10
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What is anatomy?

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Study structure of an organism

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List the three (3) types of anatomy And what they study?

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  1. Systemic anatomy
    Study human body at organ system level
  2. Gross anatomy
    Study of organ and organ system with eyes - No microscope
  3. Microscopic anatomy
    Study small structure (cells, tissues)
    Requires microscope
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List the 3 types of anatomy and what they study?

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  1. Systemic anatomy
    Study human body at organ system level
  2. Gross anatomy
    Study organ and organ system (bones, muscles)with unaided eyes - No microscope
  3. Microscopic anatomy
    Study small structures (cells & tissues)-Requires microscope
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13
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What is Histology?

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Study of tissues

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14
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What is cytology?

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Study of cells

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15
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What is physiology?

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Study functions of organism

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16
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What is Homeostasis?

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Maintenance of body internal environment

17
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What are the 4 principles of maintaining homeostasis? And which is the most important?

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  1. Feedback loop - (Most important)
  2. Structure and function
  3. Gradients
  4. Cell to cell communication
18
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Name the types of feedback loops?

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  1. Negative feedback
  2. Positive feedback
19
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What is negative feedback?
What is positive feedback?

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  1. Negative feedback- oppose initial change and reduce output.
    (Eg: Regulate temperature)
  2. Positive feedback - Reinforce initial change, increase output
    (Eg: Child birth)
20
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What is a cell?

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  1. The basic unit of life
  2. Makes up all living organism
21
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1st - What is Excretion?
2nd - List the four (4) excretory systems?

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The removal of waste from the body

  1. Urinary system - kidney
  2. Respiratory system - lung
  3. Integumentary system - skin
  4. Digestive system - intestines