WEEK 1 - HUMAN BODY, CELLS, STRUCTURE & FUNCTION Flashcards

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ANATOMY

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STUDY OF STRUCTURE

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PHYSIOLOGY

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STUDY OF FUNCTION

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3
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Name 3 types of anatomical subdivisions

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Gross, microscopic, Developmental

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4
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List the levels of organization in order

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atoms, molecules, organelles, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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5
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Cranial cavity and Vertebral cavity position

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Dorsal = posterior

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6
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Thoracic and Abdominopelvic cavity position

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Ventral = anterior

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7
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Organic molecules

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Made up of carbon

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8
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Name 3 macro nutrients that organic molecules are made up of

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Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins

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9
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Name one monosaccharide

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Glucose

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10
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Name one disaccharide

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Lactose

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11
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Name one polysaccharide

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Glycogen

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12
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Name 3 structural proteins and the structures they make up

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Collagen, Elastin and Keratin. They make up structures such as muscles, bones, skin, hair and teeth

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13
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Name 2 movement proteins

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Myosin and Actin

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14
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Name 2 types of cellular communication proteins

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hormones and neurotransmitters

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15
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Name a type of triglyceride and it’s function

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Fat. It is a stored energy source

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16
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Name a phospholipid

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cell membrane

17
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Name 4 types of sterols

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Sex hormones, Cholesterol, Bile salts, Vit D

18
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Name fat soluble vitamins

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Vit A, Vit E, Vit K

19
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What is the definition of homeostasis?

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Maintenance of stable internal environment, despite changes

20
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Describe Negative Feedback Mechanism

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Negative feedback loop is a reverse response enacted to a change detected by the body (it functions to reduce the change)

21
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What 3 components make up negative feedback? Describe what they do

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Receptor - senses and monitors, Control Centre - determines normal range. Also determines appropriate response to send to effector, Effector - feeds back to control centre to either send more stimulus or stop stimulus because homeostasis has been reached

22
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TRUE or FALSE
The output is sent along the afferent pathway?

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FALSE. Control Centre sends the output along the Efferent pathway to the Effector

23
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Name and Describe 4 functions of plasma membrane

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  1. Isolation: separates ICF from ECF
  2. Regulation of exchange between the environment: proteins within membranes act as channels or carriers to allow molecules to pass through
  3. Communication between cell and the environment: surface proteins bind to extracellular molecules and induce a change in the cell
  4. Proteins hold cytoskeleton in place
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Name and describe 3 regions of nucleus

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  1. nuclear envelope: selectively permeable double membrane barrier containing pores
  2. Nucleolus: site where ribosome assembly takes place
  3. Chromatin: Fine threads of DNA found in nucleoplasm. When cell division occurs, chromatin condenses into chromosomes
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Transcription

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Making an exact copy. DNA is transcribed into mRNA

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Translation

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Takes message in one language and restates it in another. Language of RNA translated to language of proteins. mRNA binds to ribosomes. tRNA transfers amino acids until mRNA decodes it into protein

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How many types of Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) are there? Name them and describe their functions

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2 types of ER: Smooth ER and Rough (granular) ER

Smooth ER:
- no ribosomes (agranular),
- site of lipid metabolism and hormone synthesis,
- drug detox

Rough ER:
- ribosomes give it rough appearance,
- site of protein synthesis

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Mitochondria

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Powerhouse of the cell, produces ATP via aerobic respiration, contains own mitochondrial DNA and RNA

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Lysosomes

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Garbage disposal site of cell. Contains digestive enzymes to breakdown: toxins, bacteria, viruses and non functional organelles

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Ribosomes

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Synthesise proteins

31
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What is the chemical equation that makes ATP from ADP?

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ADP + Pi (phosphate) + free energy→ ATP + H2O.

32
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What is the chemical equation of energy released (from ATP to ADP?)

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ATP + H2O → ADP + Pi + free energy
(energy is release when 1 phosphate group is removed)