organisation of the human body Flashcards

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meaning of anatomy

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science of science

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2
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meaning of physiology

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science of body functions that is determined by the anatomy

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3
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name a few of the levels of organisation

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chemical
cellular
tissue
organ
system
organismal

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4
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what does organismal mean

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combines all systems of the body

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5
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name the 4 main groups of tissue

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epithelial
connective
muscular
nervous

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6
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what tissue out of the 4 main groups is where the blood is found?

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connective tissue

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7
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describe systems in the body

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group of organs with a common function
organ will be rare if you find one tissue type
cardiovascular system is not just one organ

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8
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how does the cardiovascular system work

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carries nutrients to and waste away from cells
regulates acidity, temperature and water content of body fluids

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9
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do neuron cells multiply?

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all cells multiply but neuron cells don’t multiply very well
can lead to loss in function of the body if damaged

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10
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what does neuron cells do?

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neuron sends pulses to parts of the body for actions to happen

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11
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metabolism

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sum of all chemical reactions in the body

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12
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repsonsiveness

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how the body reacts to things that happen
detection and response to changes in the internal or external environment

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homeostasis
negative feedback system

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reverses a change in the controlled variable
takes it back to normal
maintains blood suagr levels, blood pressure

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14
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homeostasis

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dynamic process
maintained by feedback systems
must be measured and then changed towards some goal

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15
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what happens if there is big loss in blood

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means the heart has to work harder

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16
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homeostasis
positive feedback system

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this process strengthens a change
rare but important
must be shut down by an outside force as otherwise can be fatal
(childbirth, ovulation, blood clotting)