Week 1 Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What is physiology ?

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The study of all the mechanisms of how our body functions and how all of our systems are Inter grated to understand human body function to develop efficent and effective treatments

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Anatomy

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The science pf body structures and their relationship
Dissection
Medical imaging

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Physiology

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The science of body functions

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4
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Chemical level

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Atoms (small units of matter)
Eg carbon,hydrogen,oxygen,nitrogen
Molecules (2 or more atoms)
Eg glucose, amino acids, dna

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5
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Cellular level

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Cells are the basic structural and functional units of an organism
Specialised for specific functions
Eg muscle fibres, neurones, epithelial cells

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Tissue level

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Tissues are groups of cells and surrounding material
Work together to perform a particular function
4 types

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Epithelial tissue

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Covers body surfaces , lines hollow organs and cavities, form glands

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Connective tissue

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Connects, supports and protects, distributing blood vessels

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9
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Muscular tissue

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Contracts to make body parts move

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Nervous tissue

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Transmits information via nerve impulses

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Organ level

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Organs are composed of 2 or more types of tissue
Organs have specific functions and recognisable shapes
Eg. Stomach, lungs,liver,heart,brain

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System level

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A system consists of related organs that have a common function
Eg. Digestive system- GI tract, tongue, salivary glands, liver, pancreas
Organ may be part of more than one system
Eg pancreas is part of digestive and endocrine

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13
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Organism level

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All parts of our body functioning together

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14
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Integumentary

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Componentes = skin and associated structures eg hair, fingernails, sweat glands
Functions- protects body , regulate body temperature, sensation and insulation

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15
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Skeletal

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Components- bones joints, cartilage
Functions- support,protection and aids movement

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Muscular systems of the human body

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Components - skeletal muscle tissue
Functions=body movement, posture, heat production

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Nervous systems of the human body

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Components - brain, spinal cord, nerves, specialised organs
Functions- regulate body activity, detect and interpret changes

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Endocrine Systems of the human body

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Components = hormone producing glands eg pineal, pituitary, thyroid
Functions=regulate body activity

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Cardiovascular systems of the human body

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Components= heart, bloody vessels, blood
Functions= transport oxygen and nutrients, remove waste, regulation

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Lymphatic Systems of human body

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Components = lymphatic fluid, spleen, thymus
Functions= return protiens and fluid to blood, transports lipids from GI tract , immune (B, T Cells)

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Respiratory system of the human body

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Components = lungs, pharynx, trachea
function= transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide, regulation of acid- base balance

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Digestive system of the human body

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Components - GI tract, accessory organ eg liver, pancreas
Functions = physical and chemical digestion of food, nutrient absorption, waste elimination

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Urinary systems of the human body

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Components = kidneys, ureter, bladder
Functions = produce, store and eliminate waste , regulate fluid balance

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Reproductive system of the human body

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Components - gonads and associated organs
Functions = produce and store gametes, produce hormones

25
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Metabolism

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Sum of all chemical processes in the body
- catabolism
-anabolism

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Responsiveness

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Ability to detect and respond to change
Internal or external environment

27
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Movement

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Motion at different levels
Sub-cellular(eg vesicles)
Cellular (immune cells)
Organs(stomach contraction)
Whole body (leg muscles)

28
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Growth

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Increase body in size
Cell size,number
Inter-cell material

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Differentiation

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Development of a cell from unspecialised to specialised
Stem cells

30
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Reproduction

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Production of new cells through cell division
Formation of new cells fro tissue growth, repair or replacement
New individual