Physiology Intro

Question 1

(molecules/cells/organs) act as as sources of eneryg , serve in recognition, build larger structures that are building blocks of the cell

Answer 1

molecules

Question 2

(molecules/cells/organs) are the smalles unit capable of carring out life , separate an internal environement , maintain it different from external thrugh barrier actions of the plasma membrane

Answer 2

cells

Question 3

T/F cells can be specialized for specific jobs/roles

Answer 3

cells

Question 4

(cells/tissue/organs/organ systems) are groups of cells that work to carry out a related function

Answer 4

tissues

Question 5

(cells/tissue/organs/organ systems) are structural and functional units formed by different types of tissues that work together to do a specific job

Answer 5

organs

Question 6

(cells/tissue/organs/organ systems) are compromized of groups of organs whos funcitons intergrate to allwo the organism to funciton in and interact with its environment in an appropriate fashion

Answer 6

organ systems

Question 7

physiology part of biology dealing with (function/deterioration) and activities of organisms

-it also is how organisms (sense/adjust/control/compose) changes in their environment –pick two

Answer 7

function

sense and adjust

Question 8

(Homeostasis/cell-cell communication) refers to the physiological processes that help maintain/regulate the internal environment of the body.

Answer 8

homeostasis

Question 9

would you rather a person maintain homeostasis or equilibrium as a future health care provider? and why

Answer 9

rather a person maintain homeostasis because equilibrium nothing is changing

Question 10

T/F knowing how something is put together often yield iimportant cluses to how the system functions

Answer 10

T

Question 11

homeostasis the ability to maintain the interna evironment within (broad/narrow) limits

Answer 11

narrow

Question 12

(nervous/autorine/paracrine) systems are for local communication between neighboring cells , signlas diffuse from signlaing cell to target cell

Answer 12

autorine paracrine

Question 13

(nervous/endocrine) system gnerally allow signlas to be carried over relatively long distances, but at different rates (neural signaling is faster)

Answer 13

endocrine

Question 14

T/F endocrine and neural systems are opposite ends of continous spectra for example hormones are secreted from nerves and are considered neurohormones

Answer 14

T