test 1 review prep Flashcards

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superior

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above

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inferior

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below

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3
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anterior/ ventral

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front

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4
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posterior/ dorsal

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back

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5
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medial

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toward the middle

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lateral

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away from the midline

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intermediate

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between 2 structures

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proximal

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closer to origin of body

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distal

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further from origin of body

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superficial

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toward the surface

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11
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deep

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within

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12
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axial

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head, neck, trunk

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13
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appendicular

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legs, arms, pelvic girdle, pectoral girdle

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14
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p.H means

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potential of hydrogen

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15
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C.H.O.N. (96% of our body)

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carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen

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16
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trace elements make up __ % of our body

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4%

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17
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isotonic concentration percentages

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.9% saline solution and 5% dextrose (glucose)

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18
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monomer of carbs

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monosaccharides

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19
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monomer of proteins

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amino acids

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20
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monomer of lipids

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glycerol and 3 fatty acids

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21
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monomer of nucleic acids

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nucleotide

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22
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levels of structural organization from simplest to complex

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chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organismal

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23
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necessary life funtions

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responsiveness, maintaining boundaries, metabolism, excretion, movement, digestion, reproduction, growth

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24
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organ systems

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muscular, respiratory, lymphatic, digestive, integumentary, cardiovascular, endocrine, reproductive, urinary, nervous, skeletal

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catabolism
breaks larger molecules to smaller molecules
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anabolism
builds larger molecules from smaller molecules
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survival needs are
oxygen, water, nutrients, normal body temp, appropriate atmospheric pressure
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homeostasis (SSS)
steady stable state
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negative feedback mechanism is
the body involuntarily removing itself from from harmful or painful stimuli (regulation of body temp/blood glucose)
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positive feedback mechanisms
control events (labor contractions, blood clotting)
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midsagittal
vertical line down the midline
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frontal
vertical line that cuts body from left to right into ventral and dorsal
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transverse
horizontal line that cuts across into superior and inferior
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parasagittal
vertical line that is offline and cuts from right to left
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compound is
2+ different atoms joined tg
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molecules
2 atoms joined tg
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structures of proteins
primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary
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dehydration synthesis
take water out
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hydrolysis synthesis
add water in
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atomic number is the ____ number
whole
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mass # is the ____ number
decimal (rounded)
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of neutrons is found by this formula:
decimal (mass) - whole (atomic) = # of neutrons
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number of protons and electrons is found in the
atomic #
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most abundant protein in the body
collogen
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most abundant compound and molecule found in the body
water
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hypertonic is when the cell
has too much water and it shrinks (crenation)
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isotonic is when the cell is
in a normal state
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hypotonic is when the cell is
water deficient so it absorbs water and swells (lyses)
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name the 2 major body cavities
dorsal and ventral
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cavity that houses the brain
cranial cavity
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cavity that houses the spinal cord
vertebral cavity
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cavity that houses the lungs
pleural cavity
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cavity that houses the esophagus, trachea, etc.
mediastinum cavity
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cavity that encloses the heart
pericardial cavity
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cavity that contains the stomach, intestines, spleen, liver, gallbladder, pancreas
abdominal cavity
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cavity that contains the urinary bladder, reproductive organs, and rectum
pelvic cavity
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cavity w mouth and teeth and tongue
oral cavity
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cavity within and posterior to the nose
nasal cavity
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cavity that houses the eyes
orbital cavity
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cavity that houses the eardrums
middle ear cavities
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pericardium surrounds the
heart
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pleura surrounds the
lung
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peritoneum surrounds the
abdominopelvic cavity
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5c sugar in DNA
deoxyribose
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5c sugar in RNA
ribose
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bases of DNA
A-T, G-C
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bases of RNA
A-U, G-C
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the sharing of electrons is called a
covalent bond
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electrons w a gain or loss are called
ions
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1st shell- ; 2nd and 3rd shell-
2, up to 8
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valence electrons are located on the
outisde
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valence shell is on the
outside
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monosaccharides are
glucose, fructose, galactose, ribose, deoxyribose
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disaccharides are
sucrose, maltose, lactose
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polysaccharides are
starch, glycogen, cellulose
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nonpolar
hate water
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polar
love water
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solutions are _______ in solution
dissolved
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colloids (jelly-like) do not _____
settle
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solvents are ______ ______
dissolving mediums
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solutes are what is _____
dissolved
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isotopes have the same # of ____ and ____ but diff # of _____
protons and electrons; neutrons
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if an atom loses an electron is becomes a ___ with a ___ sign
cation (+)
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if an atom gains an electron it becomes an ____ w a ____ sign
anion (-)
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fat-soluble vitamins
A, D, E, K
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-ase =
enzymes
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-ose =
sugar
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saturated fats are
solid at room temp, come from animals, and are bad for us
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unsaturated fats are
liquid at room temp, come from plants, and are good for us
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active transport is ____ to ___ and requires ______
low to high, energy
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passive transport is ___ to ___ and requires ____ _______
high to low, no energy
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endocytosis is
inside the cell
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exocytosis is
outside the cell
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pinocytosis is
cell drinking
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phagocytosis is
cell eating
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transcytosis is
in, across, and out of a cell
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receptor mediated facilitated endocytosis is
inside a cell by way of receptors
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closer to 0
more acidic
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7.0 p.H is
neutral
100
closer to 14
basic
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p.H of blood
7.35-7.45
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inorganic compounds are
water, gas, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide
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organic compounds have
carbon
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name all quadrants
RUQ, LUQ, RLQ, LLQ
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systems that help maintain homeostasis
endocrine and nervous
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tight junctions are found in the
epithelial cells to prevent digestive enzymes from seeping into the bloodstream
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desmosomes are found in the skin and heart to prevent the
separation of cells
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gap junctions are found in the cardiac and smooth muscle cells and help
spread ions, simple sugars, and other small molecules to other cells
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mitochondria is the _______ ____ ____ ____ and produce the majority of the body's ____
powerhouse of the cell ; energy
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ribosomes are site of _____ _______
protein synthesis
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functions of proteins (South Carolina Can Help Practice Medicine At Henry's Event)
structural, chemical, concentration, hemoglobin, plasma membrane, antibodies, hormones, enzymes
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function of plasma membrane: separates _____ from _____, crucial in ________ activity, ____ what enters and leaves a cell
ECF, ICF, cellular, controls