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Midterm Chap 1-3, 7 & 8 Flashcards

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Study of body function

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Physiology

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Study of body structure

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Anatomy

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Study of body surface by visualization and palpation (without “cutting”)

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Surface anatomy

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Study of anatomical structures visible to unaided eye, through “cutting”

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Gross anatomy

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Name the levels of organization, smallest to largest

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Chemical - atomic, molecular
Organelle
Cellular
Tissue
Organ
System
Organelle
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Basic structural and functional units of an organism

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Cells

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Group of cells that work together to perform a similar function

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Tissues

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Composed of two or more types of tissue

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Organs

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Related organs with common function

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Organ system

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Sum of all catabolic and anabolic chemical processes in the body

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Metabolism

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Equilibrium in the body

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Homeostasis

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What challenges homeostasis?

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Physical insults (ie heat)
Changes in internal environment
Physiological stress (ie school or work)
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Reverses a change in a controlled condition

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Negative feedback (ie blood pressure)

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Strengthens or reinforces change in controlled condition

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Positive feedback (ie childbirth)

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3 parts of feedback system are…

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Receptor
Control center
Effector

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System consists of skin and related structures (hair, nails, and glands)… Protects body, regulates temperature, and eliminates waste

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Integumentary system

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System made up of bones and joints, protects and supports the body, and houses cells that will become RBC and WBC

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Skeletal system

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System consists of skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscles… Facilitates movement, maintains posture, and generates heat to maintain body temperature

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Muscular system

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System consists of brain, spinal cord, nerves and sensory organs… Senses and responds to body conditions through nerve impulses

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Nervous system

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System consists of hormone producing cells and glands scattered throughout the body… Regulates body through releasing hormones into the blood

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Endocrine system

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System consists of the heart, blood, and blood vessels… Carries blood and nutrients and regulates body temperature

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Cardiovascular system

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System consists of lymphatic fluid, lymph nodes, and lymphocytes (spleen, tonsils, and thymus gland also included)… Transports fats and proteins to cardiovascular system and protects against disease

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Lymphatic system and immunity

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System includes upper airways, trachea, bronchi and lungs

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Respiratory system

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System consists of esophagus, stomach, and intestines… Physical and chemical breakdown of food and eliminates waste

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Digestive system

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System includes kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra

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Urinary system

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System includes ovaries, uterus, and vagina in females and the testes and penis in males

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Reproduction system

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Substance that cannot be broken down into simpler form

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Chemical element

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Units of matter

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Atoms

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What are found in the nucleus of an atom?

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Protons and neutrons

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What determines the atomic number?

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Number of protons

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What determines atomic weight?

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Sum of protons and neutrons

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Ions (ionic bonds) are formed when…

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An atom gives up or gains an electron

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Atoms that share electrons form…

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Molecules

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Free radicals are…

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Electrically charged atom with unpaired electron in its outer shell
Unstable and highly reactive
Become stable by gaining or giving up electron

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Atoms of molecules are held together by…

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Chemical bonds

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Cations are…

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Positively charged ions that have given up (lost) an electron
Electron donors

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Anions are…

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Negatively charged ions that have gained an electron

Electron acceptors

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What is the strongest chemical bond?

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Covalent bonds

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Covalent bonds are formed when…

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Atoms of molecules share electrons

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This type of bond is a weak interaction between hydrogen and adjacent electronegative atoms… They result from attraction of oppositely charged parts

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Hydrogen bonds

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Catalysts are…

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Chemical compounds that speed up a reaction and are neither consumed or produced in the reaction

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Name theses reactions:

  1. A + B -> AB
  2. AB -> A + B
  3. AB + CD -> AD + CD
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  1. Synthesis, anabolism
  2. Decomposition, catabolism
  3. Exchange
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Inorganic vs Organic molecules

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Inorganic - simple molecules, usually lack carbon (ie water)

Organic - complex molecules, always contains carbon

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What is pH?

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Concentration of H+ in moles/l on scales of 0-14
pH < 7 acidic
pH > 7 base

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Sugars, starches, glycogen, and cellulose containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen that provide most of energy needed for life are…

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Carbohydrates

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_______ contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

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Lipids

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These lipids have 4 rings of carbon and include sex hormones, bile salts, some vitamins and cholesterol…

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Steroids

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This organic compound has a polar head and two non polar tails which makes it soluble in both water and fat…

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Phospholipid

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Proteins contain…

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

Most “human” organic compound
Made up of amino acids

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______are proteins that speed up chemical reactions

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Enzymes

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DNA and RNA are…

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Nucleic acids that make up our genetic code

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Simple cells with no nucleus…

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Prokaryotic cells

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Complex cells that contain nucleus, plasma membrane and cytoplasm…

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Eukaryotic cells

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The “wall” of a cell, it is semipermeable and separates the cell’s internal environment from the external environment…

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Plasma membrane

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Gelatin-like substance that contains all of the cell’s components

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Cytoplasm

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The “brain” of the cell, contains DNA…

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Nucleus

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This transport process does not need energy, moves down/with concentration gradient…

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Passive process

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This transport process uses energy, goes against the concentration gradient…

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Active process

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Diffusion of water…

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Osmosis

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Facilitated diffusion is…

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A passive process that requires a specific channel or carrier molecule

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Spread of particles from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration…

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Diffusion

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What affects diffusion?

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Amount of substance
Concentration gradient
Temperature
Surface area
Distance
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Net movement of water…

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Osmosis

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Concentration of salt solutions in the blood or elsewhere…

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Tonicity

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Isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic solutions…

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Isotonic - normal shape
Hypertonic - greater concentration outside than inside cell
(shrinks)
Hypotonic - lesser concentration outside than inside cell (expands)

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Endocytosis vs Exocytosis

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Endocytosis - into the cell

Exocytosis - out of the cell

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This component of the cell functions as a(n):
Intracellular fluid
Surrounding for organelles
Site of chemical reactions

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Cytosol

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Thinnest element of cytoskeleton, composed of proteins actin and myosin, and provide motion to the cell

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Microfilaments

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_______ help stabilize the position of organelles during mechanical stress and are the middle element of the cytoskeleton

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Intermediate filaments

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Largest element of the cytoskeleton, composed of the protein Tubulin, and helps determine the shape of the cell

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Microtubules

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Cilia vs Flagella

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Cilia - short, hairlike projections that help move the cell

Flagella - longer than cilia, move the entire cell (sperm cell’s tail)

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Site of protein synthesis…

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Ribosomes

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Synthesizes fatty acids and steroids, detoxifies certain drugs…

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Smooth ER

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Connects to nuclear envelope, series of flattened sacs, studded with ribosomes, produces various proteins…

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Rough ER

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“Packing” center, contains flattened membranous sacs called cisternae, modifies and packaging proteins for transport…

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Golgi apparatus

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Vesicles that contain powerful digestive enzymes…

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Lysosomes

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Small, detoxify toxic substances such as alcohol, found in liver…

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Peroxisomes

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Destroy unneeded proteins, found in cytosol and nucleus…

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Proteasomes

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“Powerhouse” of the cell, generates ATP, contains own DNA…

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Mitochondria

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Double membrane that separates the nucleus and cytoplasm…

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Nuclear envelope

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Opening in nuclear envelope, control movement of substance in and out of nucleus…

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Nuclear pores

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Spherical body that produces ribosomes…

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Nucleolus

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Hereditary units, control activities and cell structure…

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Genes

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Long molecules of DNA combined with protein molecules…

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Chromosomes

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Mitosis vs Meosis

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Mitosis - cell replication

Meiosis - gamete replication

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Phases of cell reproduction…

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Interphase - cell is not dividing, cell replicates DNA
Prophase - chromatids pair up
Metaphase - chromatids align at metaphase plate
Anaphase - chromatid pairs split
Telophase - chromatids separate in two identical cells

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The two major components the body can be divided into…

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Axial and appendicular

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Position used in discussions of the body, how it moves, its posture, etc…

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Anatomical position

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Ipsilateral means…

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Same side

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Two organization levels furnish basic building blocks required for the next higher level of the body structure which is cellular level

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Chemical and organelle level

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Lengthwise plane that splits body into left and right sides…

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Sagittal plane

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System responsible for maintaining homeostasis by opposing change

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Negative feedback control system

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Chemical compound that provides energy for use by the body…

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ATP

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Four major groups of organic substances in the human body…

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Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids

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This determines both the structure and function of cells…

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DNA

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Considered the engines of the cells…

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Microtubules

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This happens when membrane channels of adjacent plasma membranes adhere to each other…

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Gap junctions

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Internal supporting framework of the cell…

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Cytoskeleton

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Term meaning water loving…

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Hydrophilic

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This is located in the phospholipids and keeps the cell membrane from breaking too easily…

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Cholesterol

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Type of endocytosis meaning condition of cell eating…

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Phagocytosis

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Site of glycolysis…

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Cytosol

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This is when water and permeable solutes travel through a membrane by hydrostatic pressure….

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Filtration

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Type of solution where two fluids have same potential osmotic pressure…

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Isotonic

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This bone’s function is a vital process carried on by red bone marrow and involves blood cells…

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Hematopoiesis

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Bone type described cube or box shaped structures about as board as they are long…

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Short bone

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Only sesamoid bone in human skeleton…

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Patella

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This stores 98% of body’s calcium supply…

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Skeletal system

108
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Suture runs ear to ear…

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Coronal suture

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Bony landmark is a depression and often receives an articulating bone

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Fossa

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Bump on the back of your head…

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External occipital protuberance

111
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Anvil bone of the ear….

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Incus

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Breakfast 7, lunch 12, and dinner 5…

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Vertebrae

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Bony process meaning crow’s beak…

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Coracoid process

114
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Ribs _______ are true, _______ are false, and _______ are floating…

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True 1-7
False 8-10
Floating 11-12

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Coxal bone is made up of these three bones….

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Ilium, ischium, and pubis

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This is the Turk’s saddle…

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Sella turcica

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Narrow slit between adjacent parts of bones…

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Fissure, ie supraorbital fissure

118
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Foramen

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Opening such as the jugular or optic…

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Shallow depression…

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Fossa, ie mandibular fossa

120
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Furrow along bone surface…

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Sulcus, ie intertubercular sulcus

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Tubelike opening…

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Meatus, ie external acoustic meatus

122
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What are the 4 major elements of the body?

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

123
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What is a controlled condition?

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Variable such as blood pressure or body temp that is monitored by the feedback system

124
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A receptor is an ________ pathway

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Afferent; information flows towards the control center

125
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Efferent pathways carry information _______

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Away from the control center

126
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Disruption in a controlled condition is called a…

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Stimulus

127
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  1. Intracellular fluid
  2. Extracellular fluid
  3. Interstitial fluid
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  1. Within the cells
  2. Outside the cells
  3. Between the cells
128
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Give example of positive and negative feedback systems…

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Positive - childbirth

Negative - blood pressure

129
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Prone vs supine…

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Prone - face down

Supine - face up

130
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Principal regions of the body include…

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Head - skull and face
Neck - connects head and trunk
Trunk - chest, abdomen, pelvis
Upper limbs - shoulder, armpit, arm, forearm, wrist, hand
Lower limbs - buttock, thigh, leg, ankle, foot

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Contralateral means…

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Opposite side

132
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Superficial vs deep….

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Superficial - external, toward the surface

Deep - internal, away from the surface

133
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Plane divides body into anterior and posterior portions….

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Frontal or coronal plane

134
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Plane divides body into superior and inferior portions…

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Transverse or horizontal plane

135
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This element is part of water and many inorganic molecules; used to generate ATP; can temporarily store chemical energy…

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Oxygen

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This element forms backbone chains of all organic molecules: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids…

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Carbon

137
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This element is a component of all proteins and nucleic acids…

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Nitrogen

138
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Constituent of water and most organic molecules; ionized form makes body fluids more acidic…

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Hydrogen

139
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Two atoms that share electrons equally form a….

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Nonpolar covalent bond

140
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Forms when sharing of electrons is unequal…

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Polar covalent bond

141
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What three types of lipids make up the plasma membrane?

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Phospholipids - hydrophilic head; faces cytosol inside, ECF outside
Cholesterol
Glycolipids - appeal only in membrane facing ECF

142
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What molecules are permeable across the membrane?

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Permeable to nonpolar uncharged molecules, such as O2, CO2, and steroids
Impermeable to ions and large, uncharged polar molecules

143
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Functions of proteins in the plasma membrane…

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Ion channels, carriers, receptors, enzymes, linkers, and cell identity markers

144
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Bone has greater length than width, contains a shaft and variable number of extremities…

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Long bone; femur, phalanges, humerus

145
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Bone has complex shape and cannot be grouped in other categories…

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Irregular bone; vertebrae, hip bone and calcaneus

146
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Bone is thin and composed of two parallel plates of compact tissue enclosing a layer of spongy bone tissue…

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Flat bone; cranial bones, sternum, scapulae

147
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Small bones located in joints between cranial bones…

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Sutural bones

148
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Narrow slit between adjacent parts of bone…

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Fissure, superior orbital fissure

149
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Tubelike opening…

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Meatus, external acoustic meatus

150
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Sharp, splendor projection…

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Spinous process

151
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Large projection…

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Trochanter

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Variably sized rounded projection…

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Tubercle

153
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Prominent ridge or elongated projection…

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Crest

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