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List the regions of the superior limb from proximal to distal

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Pectoral girdle
brachium
antebrachium
manus
carpus
metacarpus
digits
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List the regions of the inferior limb from distal to proximal

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Pelvic girdle
clunes
coxae
thigh
crus
pes
tarsus
metatarsus
digits
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beginning with the chemical level list the steps in the hierarchical organization of living matter

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Chemical level
cells
tissues
organs
organ systems
organism
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4
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What are the microscopic building blocks that combine to form molecules

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Atoms

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What are the three types of organic molecules

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Carbs
lipids and
proteins

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The three subdivisions of the cell

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Plasma membrane
nucleus
cytoplasm

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What are the four functions of the cell membrane

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Mechanical barrier
selective gate keeper
chemical receptor
identify self from nonself

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8
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What is the brain

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Nucleus

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9
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Molecular movements do not require energy and can be divided into two subtypes

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Passive- where molecules move from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration
Osmosis- where water molecules move from areas of high concentration of water molecules to areas of low concentration water molecules

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Active movements require energy and can be divided into two subtypes

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carrier mediated- require special carrier proteins in the membrane to transport molecules into or out of the cell

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Energy production in the cytosol is called

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glycosis, it produces 2 atp

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12
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Energy production in the mitochondria is called

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krebs cycle and produces 36 atp

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13
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Basic muscle tissue

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Connective- vascular- few cells lots of extra cellular matrix

muscle
epithelial - a vascular
Nervous

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Epithelial tissues are classified based on

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Shape and number of layers

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15
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List the four basic connective tissues

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General
cartilage
bone
blood

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16
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What are the two basic building blocks of connective tissues

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few Cells and extracellular matrix

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17
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what two fibers dominate the extracellular matrix

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collagen - great tensile strength

Elastic - Branched, stretch and recoil

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Loose collagenous connective tissue

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allows for movement

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19
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Dense irregular connective tissue

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tensile strength

strong in all directions

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20
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dense regular connective tisse

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strong in one direction

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21
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adipose tissue

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insulate and padding

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22
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Why is cartilage and exception among the types of connective tissues

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its the only one that is avascular

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23
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Hyaline cartilage

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smooth and glassy

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24
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elastic cartilage

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ears and epiglottis

25
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fibrocartilage

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shock absorbtion

26
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List the layers of the integument from superficial to deep

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Epidermis
dermis
hypodermis

27
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stratum basale

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produces Keratinocytes - cell division

28
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stratum spinosum

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flat, bind together

29
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stratum granulosum

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water proofs area

30
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stratum corneum

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most superficial

31
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stratum papillare

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top 20% of dermis

32
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Dermal papilla

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finger like projections going to epidermis

33
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stratum reticulare

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cleavage lines

tears and stretch marks

34
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list the two layers of the hypodermis

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faty and fibrous

35
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formation of the hair follicles and glands

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invagination

36
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Sebaceous gland

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produces oily substance called sebum onto the skin

37
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apocrine gland

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hair folicles

38
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eccrine gland

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most numerous

39
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6 functions of a bone

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support
movement
protection
calcium homeostasis
blood cell formation
energy storage
40
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what are the physical proporties of bone tissue

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strength to resist tension- collagen
strength to resist compression- hydroxyapatite
ability to remodel or change- cells

41
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osteoblast

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builds bone

42
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osteocyte

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maintain bone

43
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osteoclast

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breaks down bone

44
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Compact bone

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surface bone

45
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spongy bone

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always deep

46
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Periosteum

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superficial to compact bone

dense irregular connective tissue

47
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articular cartilage

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hyaline, smooth and glassy

48
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medullary cavity

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only in long bone, yellow bone marrow

49
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nutrient foramen

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hole in bone supplying blood to bone tissue

50
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two basic types of joints

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fibrous and synovial

51
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interosseous membranes

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holds adjacent long bones together

52
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syndesmosis

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gomphosis, found around teeth

53
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sutures

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fibrous synarthrosis joint, found in head

54
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synchondrosis

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growth plate

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symphysis

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intervertebral disks

56
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ligament

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holds bone to bone

57
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bura

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synovial structure without a bone

58
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tendon sheath

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holds tendon firmly to bone