Midterm Flashcards
Physiology
Function How? Why? When? Whole machine how parts work together
Anatomy
Structure
What?
Where?
Individual parts and where they are
Structure and Function
Anatomy and Physiology
Inseparable
High-Tibial Osteotomy (HTO)
Realign the Joint
Organs made up of 2 or more tissue types
Epithelial
Connective
Muscle
Nervous
Body Levels of Organization
1) Molecular
2) Cellular
3) Tissue
4) Organ
5) System
6) ENTIRE ORGANISM
Nerve
Conducts
Muscle
Contracts
Connective
Connects
Epithelial
Convers
Epithelial tissue»_space; glands
Exocrine gland
Endocrine gland
Exocrine gland
OUTward
a duct is attached to surface
ex: sweat gland
Endocrine gland
INward
ex: blood vessel
Epithelial
protection, secretion, absorption
Connective
structural support
Muscle
movement
Nervous
communication, coordination, control
Nervous System
Brain, Spinal Cord
Electrical Signals
Controls muscles and internal organs
Endocrine System
Hypothalamus (master control)
Pituitary, adrenals, thyroid, gonads, pancreas
releasing hormones into blood system
Cardiovascular system
Heart, vessels, blood
transports nutrients, gases, waste products, hormones
Respiratory System
nose, throat, windpipe, bronchi
takes up oxygen and releases carbon
vocalization
Digestive system
mouth, salivary glands, throat, esophagus, stromach, small and large intestine, rectum
obtains nutrients, water, electrolytes from outside to bloodstream, eliminates waste
Skeletal System
Bones, connective tissues, joint, tendon, ligament, cartilage
body support and protection,
production of blood cells by bone marrow
Muscular System
Skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, cardiac
contraction and generation of force, movement
Homeostasis
Balance
Essential for cell survival
Cells make up body system to maintain homeostasis
Maintenance of relative constancy in the internal environment
=ECF= fluid outside cells
White blood cells
move around freely
body defense and reconstruction
Red blood cells
move ONLY in cardiovascular system
Damage capillary occurs
Allows leaking from cardio system of red blood cells to enter
Extracellular fluid
Nourishes cell
Anywhere outside or between cells
Plasm– CV system
Interstitial– between cells
H2O and Humans
Humans are ~2/3 H2O
Drink 1L per 1000 cals energy burned
Evonuk’s 6 Balances
Metabolic H2O Temp pH Ion +/- Oxygen/carbon dioxide
Positive Feedback
Amplify original input
LH surge + Ovulation
Oxytocin + Uterine contraction
child birth
Blood clotting cascade
Input and Output of H2O
Balanced at 2000 mL
Human body Temperature
Set point 37C or 98.6F
6am & 6pm– low
2pm & 2am – high
Feedback Loop
I R I’ C O E Ef D FBLoop
Input»_space; receptor(sensor) >translative input> controller (set point, error detector)> Output > Effector (target organ)> Effect (action)»_space; DELTA (corrective change)»_space; negative feedback (corrective change opposes original input)»Receptor
Cytoplasm
Cell - nucleus
(includes ORGANELLES)
(semi-gel)
Cytosol
Cytoplasm- organelles
complex gel-liquid
Why Compartments?
Incompatible reactions can take place SIMULTANEOUSLY!
In cell»_space; lysosome could dissolve nucleus»_space; self destruct
Basic Cell Survival Skills
1) Get food
2) Use Food
3) Rid Wastes
4) Move
5) Reproduce
Mitochondria
ENERGY organelles
ATP production
Why mammals inherit the DNA within mitochondria only from the MOTHERS