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Physiology Final Flashcards

1
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Anatomy is study of ?; Physiology is the study of ?

A

Structure; Function

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What is pathophysiology?

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Failure of homeostasis

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3
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What are the levels of organization?

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Chemical, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, Organism

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4
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Name all the life processes.

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Metabolism, Responsiveness, Movement, Growth, Differentiation, Reproduction

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5
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What is homeostasis

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The steadystate

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6
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What is extracellular fluid made up of

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Plasma and interstitial fluid; surrounds chemical composition

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7
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What are the 2 types of homeostasis

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Feedforward (made in anticipation of change) and feedback (after change is detected)

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8
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What is negative feedback?

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Opposes initial change

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What is positive feedback?

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Amplifies initial change (ex. contractions)

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10
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Parts of negative feedback

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Sensor/receptor (change detected), control center (activates the effector), effector (changes back to normal)

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intrinsic vs extrinsic controls

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local controls within organ vs controls outside organ (nervous and endocrine system)

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12
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Is fever good or bad

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Good!!!! (negative feedback)

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13
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What chemicals make up 96% of body composition?

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CHON

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14
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Parts of an atom?

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nucleus, protons(+), neutrons(0) , electrons(-), electron shell

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15
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atom #?

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atomic element

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16
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mass #?

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P+N

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17
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atomic mass

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P+N+E

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18
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isotope

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same element, different #

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19
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radioactive isotope

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unstable, decays over time into different element

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20
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halflife

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time for half of atoms to decay into another form

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21
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ionization

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ion produced by gain or loss of electrons

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22
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molecule

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2 or more atoms that share electron

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23
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free radical

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atom with unpaired electron in outer shell, unstable

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24
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acid

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H+, one or more anions, proton donor

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25
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base

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OH-, one or more cations, proton acceptor

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26
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Cation

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ionic bond; + charge

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27
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Anion

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ionic bond; - charge

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28
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Covalent bond

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sharing of electrons

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29
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hydrogen bonds

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helps cohesion

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30
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solvent vs solute

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solvent dissolves solute

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31
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hydrophilic

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water loving; polar

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32
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hydrophobic

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water fearing; nonpolar

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33
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pH

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Neutral=7; acidic= <7; basic= >7

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34
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kinetic energy

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matter in motion

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35
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potential energy

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energy stored by matter

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36
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enzymes/catalysts

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very specific; can speed up chemical reactions by increasing frequency of collision, lowering activation energy, and orienting molecules properly (needs less activation energy)

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37
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Synthesis reaction

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anabolism; A+B=AB

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38
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Decomposition reaction

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catabolism; AB= A+B

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39
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Exchange reaction

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AB+CD=AD+CB

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40
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Reversible reaction

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AC=A+C

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41
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inorganic vs organic

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lacks carbon vs always have carbon and often times hydrogen; always have covalent bonds

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42
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solution

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has solute and solvent

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43
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colloid

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similar to solution; larger particles can scatter light (milk)

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44
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suspension

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will eventually settle out (blood)

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45
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Protein organization

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primary- kind, #, amino acid order
secondary- folding into specific shape; alpha helix or beta pleated sheet
tertiary- more coiling and folding; globular proteins
quaternary- 2 or more separate poly peptide chain; hemoglobin

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46
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purine

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A or G

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47
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pyrimidine

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C or T (replaced by U in RNA)

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48
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isomers

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same molecular formula, different structure

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49
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Layers of skin

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Epidermis, dermis, hypodermis

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50
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Cells in epidermis

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Keratinocytes, Melanocytes, Langerhans cells, Merkel cells

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51
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Skin pigments

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Hemoglobin (red pigments in red blood cells), Melanin, Carotene (yellow/orange color)

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52
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Albinism

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complete/partial absence of pigment

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53
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Vitiligo

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Depigmentation patches

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54
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Skin glands

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Sebaceous(oil) glands- connected to hair follicles
Eccrine Sweat glands- most numerous
Apocrine Sweat glands- hairy areas
Ceruminous glands- ear canal

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55
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Skin functions

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Thermoregulation(sweat + blood flow to dermis), blood reservoir(8-10% of total blood flow), protection, cutaneous sensation(tactile, thermal, pain), excretion+ absorption, synthesis of Vitamin D

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56
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Rule of 9’s

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estimates surface area of adult affected by burn

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57
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How many degrees of burns

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3

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58
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Phospholipid

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Head (polar, hydrophilic) (Choline,Phosphate,Glycerol); Tail (nonpolar, hydrophobic) (Fatty acid)

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59
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ion channel

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integral; allows ions to pass through bilayer

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60
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transporter protein

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integral; changes shape to transport specific substances across membrane

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61
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receptor

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integral; recognizes specific ligand and alters cells function somehow

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62
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enzyme

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integral and peripheral; catalyzes reaction in or out of cell

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63
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cell identity marker

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glycoprotein; distinguishes your cell from anyone else’s (not twins). Ex is MHC proteins (major histocompatibility)

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linker

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integral and peripheral; anchors filaments in and out plasma membrane for structural stability and shape, can also link 2 cells together

65
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permeability determined by

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size, solubility, charge, carriers

66
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active transport primary

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energy from atp changes shape of transporter protein to pump substance across concentration gradient (Na-K pump)

67
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active transport secondary

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energy stored is used to drive other substances against their own concentration gradient (Na+ or H+)

68
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antiporters

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2 substances in opposite directions

69
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symporters

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2 substances in same direction

70
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pm permeability: pass easy

A

water (unique), gases, small fat soluble molecules

71
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pm permeability: eh

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charged ions (k+ na+)

72
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pm permeability: dont pass

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large water soluble molecules (need diffusion to pass)

73
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isotonic
hypotonic
hypertonic

A

equal
cell swell
cell shrink

74
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endocytosis

A

materials move into cell in vesicle

75
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exocytosis

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contents from vesicle released into extracellular fluid

76
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transcytosis

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combo of exo and endo cytosis

77
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cell structure break

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-

78
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transcription

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first step, information is copied onto mRNA, in nucleus

79
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translation

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second step, reading mRNA to determine amino acid sequence of newly formed protein, out of nucleus

80
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chromosomes

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made of genes that are made of DNA

81
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mitosis

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23 pairs of chromosomes, 46 TOTAL
homolog- 2 chromosomes that make up pair
somatic cells have 2 sets of chromosomes- diploid

82
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interphase

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no division
G1- 8-10 hrs
S phase- 8 hrs
G2- 4-6 hrs

83
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mitotic phase

A

period of division
PMAT
1 hour

84
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prophase

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chromatid fibers which change to chromosomes

85
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metaphase

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centromeres align to middle

86
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anaphase

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go back apart

87
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telophase

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nucleus forms around the two different chromosomes

88
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3 cell destinies

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  1. remain alive no division
  2. grow and divide
  3. die
89
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Skeletal system functions

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support, protection, movement, mineral homeostasis, hemotopeosis, storage

90
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extracellular matrix in bone

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15% water, 30% collagen, 55% mineral salt

91
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osteoprogenitor cells

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stem cells

92
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osteoblasts

A

build

93
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osteoclasts

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remodel and calcium release

94
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osteocyte

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mature bone cell

95
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compact vs spongy bone

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protect and support vs lightweight and tissue support

96
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articular cartilage made of

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hyaline cartilage

97
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periosteum made of

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osteoblasts

98
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medullary cavity contains

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yellow bone marrow

99
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endosteum made of

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lines medullary cavity, made of osteoclasts and blasts and connective tissue

100
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ossification (osteogenesis)

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-bone formation; 4 situations: fetal development, before adulthood, remodel, fracture healing

101
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intramembranous vs endochondral

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in flatbones when CT membrane is replaced by bone vs replaces cartilage w/ bone in embryo/ fetus; also in epiphyseal line

102
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reactive phase

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early inflammatory phase; 6-8 hours after injury

103
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reparative phase

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formation of fibrocartilagous callus first then bony callus second; few weeks

104
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bone remodeling phase

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bony callus remodeled; several months

105
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open compound

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through skin

106
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closed simple

A

does not go through skin

107
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comminuted

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crushed bone into tiny pieces

108
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greenstick

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one side bends

109
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impacted

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one side goes into other

110
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pott

A

fibula break

111
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colles

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radius break

112
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vitamin A

A

stimulates osteoblasts

113
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vitamin c

A

synthesis of collagen

114
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vitamind D

A

healthy bones

115
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k and b12

A

important

116
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hyposecretion in kids

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pitutary dwarfism

117
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hypersecretion in kids

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giantism

118
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hypersecretion in adults

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acromeagaly

119
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skeletal tissue

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striated and voluntary

120
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cardiac

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striated and involuntary

121
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smooth (visceral)

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non-striated and involuntary

122
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muscle tissue function

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movement, stabilization, regulating organ volumes, substance movement, thermogenesis

123
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excitability

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respond to chemical released from nerve cells

124
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conductivity

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propagate electrical signals over membrane

125
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contractibility

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ability to shorten and generate force

126
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extensibility

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stretch without tissue damage

127
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elasticity

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return to original shape after being stretched

128
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contractile protein

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myosin and actin

129
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regulatory protein

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troponin and tropomyosin; activate contraction

130
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structural protein

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titin, myomesin, nebulin, dystrophin; proper alignment and elasticity and extensibility

131
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thick filament

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held by m line; myosin

132
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thin filament

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myosin binding site covered by tropomyosin in relaxed state; actin, troponin, tropomyosin

133
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titin

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anchors myosin to m line and z disc; recovery of muscle from stretching

134
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little force is produced when

A

cell is too stretched or cell is too short; resting length = 70-130%

135
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isometric

A

no movement

136
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isotonic

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movement; concentric= muscle shortened to produce force ; eccentric= muscle lengthened to maintain force

137
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3 sources of atp production in muscle tissue

A

creatine phospate, anaerobic, aerobic

138
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creatine phosphate (CP)

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3-6X more plentiful than ATP, 10-15 seconds

139
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Anaerobic

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atp from glycolysis, 30-40 seconds of activity

140
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aerobic

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need O2, more than 30 seconds

141
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Latent period of twitch contraction

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2msec

142
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contraction period of twitch contraction

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10-100 msec, filaments slide

143
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relaxation period of twitch contraction

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10-100 msec

144
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refractory period of twitch contraction

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no muscle response

145
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wave summination

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second stimulus increases strength of contraction before relaxation

146
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red muscle fiber vs white

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more myglobin, mitochondria, blood supply vs white

147
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cardiac vs skeletal

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more sarcoplasm and mitochondria, autorhythmitary, contractions 10-15X longer, need more O2, aerobic vs skeletal

148
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atrophy

A

muscle wasting away

149
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hypertrophy

A

muscle enlargement

150
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types of skeletal muscle fibers

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slow oxidative(slow twitch)= red, prolonged contraction, maintain posture
oxidative glycolytic fibers (fast twitch A)= red, walking and sprinting
fast glycolytic fibers (fast twitch B)= white, short duration like weight lifiting

151
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smooth can regenerate

A

hypertrophy= cells grow in size
hyperplasia= cells divide (uterus)
only anaerobic

152
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cardiac cannot regenerate

A

scar formation (fibrosis)

153
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muscle soreness

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12-48 hrs after

154
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rigor mortis

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3-4 hrs after death for 24 hrs long

155
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first lever

A

rare

156
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second lever

A

advantage for force

157
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third lever

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most common; favor speed and ROM

158
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agonist

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prime mover; causes desired movement

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