Lecture 1 - Introduction Flashcards

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Define Anatomy

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the study of structure (design) which often determines or constrains organ functions

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2
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Define Gross anatomy

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the study of macroscopic (largely observable) structures

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3
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Define Microscopic Anatomy

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study of cellular structure or tissues

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4
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Define Physiology

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explains the mechanism of the body parts

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5
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Anatomy and physiology are…

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Always related

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6
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Structure determines…

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Functions

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7
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Level of Organization

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  • Cells
  • Tissues
  • Organs
  • Organ Systems
  • Organismal
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8
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Define Homeostasis

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Maintenance of body equilibrium to keep a constant environment

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9
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What is involved in homeostasis?

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Involves feedback system where the response to a stimulus would trigger the body system to maintain the organism’s internal environment within the homeostasis range.

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10
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Define Feedback Mechanism

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General mechanism of nervous or hormonal regulation in animals.

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11
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Negative feedback vs Positive feedback

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Negative feedback diminishes the original stimulus

Positive feedback enhances the original stimulus

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12
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Why is negative feedback common?

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Most changes to a steady state is away from the homeostatic range. Negative feedback would be able to diminishes that effect.

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