unit 1: introduction to anatomy Flashcards
1
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- cells that line the trachea specialize in moving fluids across their surfaces, down the throat. which organelle would these cells most likely have in abundance? (concept 1 notes: biology review page 5)
A
cilia
2
Q
- organize the parts below from most basic to most complex according to the levels of organization in a multicellular organism (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 30)
A
neurons->nerve tissue->brain->central nervous system->human being
3
Q
- inherited traits are passed down from our parents to us, their offspring, by the info that is coded in our parents’ (concept 1 notes: biology review page 5)
A
chromosomes
4
Q
- the body system responsible for acting as a barrier to protect the body from infectious agents in the environment is the (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 31)
A
integumentary system
5
Q
- lines the body cavities (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 36)
A
epithelial tissue
6
Q
- allows us to respond to stimuli in our external environment (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 30)
A
nervous system
7
Q
- used for insulation and protection (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 37)
A
connective tissue proper
8
Q
- picture of connective tissue (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 37)
A
connective tissue
9
Q
- white blood cells often specialize in packaging and secreting digestive enzymes in vesicles. which organelle do these cells most likely have in abundance to aid in accomplishing this task? (concept 1 notes: biology review page 6)
A
rough er
10
Q
- list the levels of organization within an organism, starting with organism and simplifying from there (concept 1 notes: biology review page 10)
A
organ system, organ, tissue, cell
11
Q
- transporting large molecules like glucose (concept 2 notes: homeostasis and regulation page 24)
A
facilitated diffusion
12
Q
- when a white blood cell captures bacteria concept 2 notes: homeostasis and regulation page 24)
A
endocytosis
13
Q
- solutes are at equilibrium in and outside of the cell (concept 2 notes: homeostasis and regulation page 24)
A
isotonic
14
Q
- list examples of two types of responses that can be triggered by a signaling pathway page 23)
A
opening of an ion channel
and alteration of an enzyme’s activity
15
Q
- use at least 3 directional and/or regional terms to describe the location of the wound, pictured as a star (concept 3 notes: system interactions page 33)
A
anterior, superior to the left nipple, inferior to the left shoulder