Test #1 Flashcards

1
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Physiology definition

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The study of the function of body parts

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2
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what is the sequence of the levels of structural organization

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1: Chemical level
2: cellular level
3: Tissue level
4: organ level
5: organ system level
6: organismal level

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3
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what is chemical level

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Atoms, molecules, and organelles

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4
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what is cellular level

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single cell

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5
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what is tissue level

A

groups of similar cells

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6
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what is organ level

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contains 2 or more types of tissues

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7
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what is organ system level

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organs that work closely together

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8
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what is organismal level

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all organ systems combined to make a whole organismw

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9
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what is the integumentary system

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  • skin
  • prevents water loss and prevention of germs
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10
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what is the skeletal system

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Provides a rigid framework to support the body and store minerals

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11
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what is muscular system

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provides the force to move bones and their joint

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12
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what is the nervous system

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responds to environmental changes by transmitting electrical impulses

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13
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what is the endocrine system

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glands and hormones

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14
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what is the cardiovascular system

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heart, veins, arteries

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15
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what is the lymphatic/ immune system

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WBC + lymph nodes

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16
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what is the respiratory system

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lungs

17
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what is the digestive system

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stomach + intestines

18
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what is the urinary system

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Bladder + kidneys

19
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what is a negative feedback

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  • the most common form of feedback in the body
  • reduces or shuts down original stimulus
  • EX: regulation of blood pressure
20
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what is a positive feedback

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  • increases original stimulus
  • EX: platelet blood formation for blood clotting
21
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what direction is superior

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closer to the top of the head

22
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what direction is Inferior

A

closer to the toes

23
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what is anterior

A

face forwards

24
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what is posterior

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back forwardswh

25
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what is medial

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towards the midline

26
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what is lateral

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away from the midline

27
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what is distal

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(when referring to the limbs) downwards

28
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what is proximal

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(when referring to the limbs) upwards

29
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what is axial

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everything but the limbs

30
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what is appendicular

A

the limbs

31
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what does the sagittal plane divide the body into

A

left and right portions

32
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what does the frontal/coronal plane divide the body into

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anterior and posterior parts (front and back

33
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what does transverse plane divide the body into

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divides the body horizontally into superior and inferior parts (top and bottom)

34
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give the steps for homeostatic control systems

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1: Stimulus produces change in variable
2: Receptor detects change
3: Input: information sent along afferent pathway to control centre
4: output: information sent along efferent pathway to effector
5: Response of effector feeds back to reduce the effect of stimulus and returns variable to homeostatic level