Physio 415 exam 1 Flashcards

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endogenous

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originating from within the body

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2
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exogenous

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originate outside the body

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3
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sexually dimorphic

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differences between the sexes

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4
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plasticity

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malleable, flexible, able to change

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5
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rosteral/ anterior

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front facing top
(forehead)

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6
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dorsal

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back side
(back)

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7
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ventral

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front side
(stomach)

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8
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posterior/ caudal

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bottom
(feet)

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9
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lateral

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away from the midline (toward the exterior)
(ears are lateral compared to the scalp)

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10
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medial

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closer to midline
(towards interior)

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11
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midsagittal

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cut between the ears (on the midline)

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12
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horizontal

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cut into equal top and bottom parts

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13
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coronal

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like cutting slices of bread

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14
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grey matter vs white matter

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grey = cell bodies
white = pathways that cell bodies use

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15
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exocrine glands

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secrete products via ducts

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16
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endocrine glands

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secrete their hormones into the blood stream

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17
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hormones

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chemicals secreted by endocrine glands in response to changes in the external or internal environment and carried by blood to target organs

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18
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spinal nerves

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cervical
thoracic
lumbar
sacrum
coccyx

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19
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frontal lobe

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ability to concentrate

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20
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parietal

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understand sensory info

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21
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prefrontal cortex

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executive function

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22
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temporal lobe

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language, hearing, memory

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23
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brain stem

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breathing and heart rate

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cerebellum

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balance, motor coordination

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basal ganglia
starts and meshes movement, motor and habit learning, emotional processing
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cervical
head and neck, wrists and hands 7
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thoracic
chest and abdominal muscles 12
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lumbar
leg muscles 5
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sacrum
bladder, bowels, sexual function 5 fused
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coccyx
4 fused
31
spinal cord
dorsal: sensory ventral: motor
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white matter
pathways the cell bodies use
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gray matter
cell bodies
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forebrain
telencephalon diencephalon
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midbrain
mesencephalon
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hindbrain
metencephalon mylencephalon
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anterior cingulate cortex
integrates senses, emotions, and the environment
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insula
perception of self bottom up to brain
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left hemisphere lateralization
language speech and comprehension writing
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right hemisphere lateralization
visual and spatial functioning creativity/ artistry musical skills
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corpus callosum
white band of fibers that connects the two hemispheres
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wernicke's area
problems learning and understanding language
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broca's area
understand language but cannot communicate back
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gene selection theory
individual reproductive success/ fitness: influence organism to focus on self preservation and reproduction inclusive fitness: influence organism to help others that contain their genes
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sexual selection theory
the evolution of characteristics not because of survival advantage but because of mating advantage (sexual dimorphisms) intrasexual competition: members of the same sex compete with each other intersexual competition: members of one sex prefer certain qualities in mates
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phylogenetics
the study of the evolutionary history and relationships among or within groups
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absolute brain size
physical weight of the brain
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relative brain size
size of brain in proportion to the rest of the body
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allometry
study of nonlinear relationship of the body and brain sizes
50
encephalization quotient (EQ)
actual / predicted
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principle of proper mass
brain regions increase proportionately in size relative to the capacity for certain behaviors
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brainstem
unconscious behaviors
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cerebellum
learning and coordinating skilled movements
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cerebrum
2 hemispheres responsible for most conscious behaviors
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cortical complexity
simple vs complex brain matter rats have smooth brains and we have grooved brains
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