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an introduction to the human body Flashcards

1
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what is one word to describe anatomy?

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STRUCTURE
(describing how it looks)
ex. 2 atria in the heart
LV,RV etc.

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what is the gross structure?

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structures without microscope , what does it look like??

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what is the systemic anatomy? think SYSTEM

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goes by body systems
ex. cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular etc.

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what is regional anatomy?

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goes by specific region
ex. thorax, head & neck etc.

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what is surface anatomy? how do we know the structure from the surface?

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can determine by finger point what is located where w/no cutting or sx
i.e. abdomen, heart etc.

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what is radio graphic anatomy?

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study area inside the x ray

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what is the black area of the x ray?

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AIR

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what root word means lung?

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PNEUM

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what is pneumothorax?

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something that destroys double membrane in the lung
when air enters lung.
i.e. stab wound

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any white areas on x ray?

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fluid !!!

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what is one word to describe physiology?

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the FUNCTION
(how it works)
ex. the LV contracts to the aorta

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what is histology ?

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study of normal tissue under the microscope
ex. looking under microscope
bx of heart —- normal

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what is pathology?

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study of ABNORMAL tissue under the microscope w the eyes , study of DISEASE
can be at organ level or eye level
ex. surgeon sees white spots on x ray and he noticed an abnormal spot so he takes bx

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what is embryology?

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during first month of development
zygote builds body

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what is pharmacology?

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anything involving the drug
medication
study how it works and the mechanisms

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what is physiology?

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branch of bio that deals w the functions, mechanisms and activities of organisms at the cellular or organ system level. how body parts work.

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what does pathophysiology mean?

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how the normal tissue turns abnormal

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18
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what is the most important area of physiology?

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renal physiology (physiology of the kidney and electrolytes)

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what are the subdivisions of physiology?

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neurophysiology, endocrinology, cardiovascular, immunology, respiratory, renal physiology, exercise physiology, pathophysiology

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what is applied biology?

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study of the real-world applications of the life sciences

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21
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what increases concentration of a substance?

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the amount of molecules inside a cup of water/fluid
EX. adding more and more sugar to a cup of water

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22
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if cup A has two spoons sugar and cup B has one spoon sugar, which one has more concentration?

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cup A

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the concentration is the percentage of molecule to fluid. cup A has a lot of water and 2 spoon sugar. cup B has a little water but same amount 2 spoon sugar. which is more concentrated?

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cup B —- has less fluid

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24
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what is polyphesia?

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eating a lot

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25
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what is polyuria?

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urinating a lot

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26
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what is the role of the pancreas?

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produces insulin

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27
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what is the smallest unit of the unliving?

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atoms

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28
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what is the smallest unit of life?

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cell
ex. body, animal, plants

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29
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how is a human formed?

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from chemical level of cells > cellular level > molecule > tissue level > organ level > system level > organismal level

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30
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what forms an organ?

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multiple tissues together

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31
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the cell that shaped the tissue should have similar shape and similar function

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32
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multiple organs together form the system level

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33
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cell > tissue > organ > system > multi system (human)

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34
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what is metabolism?

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all chemical processes in our body
food turns into sugar , no exercise , it turns to fat
anabolism : builds up
catabolism: breaks down

35
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what is differentiation?

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when one cell gives you two different cells
ex. stem cells in bone marrow
sperm & ovum = zygote multiplies

36
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break down homeostasis

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homeo = like/similar
stasis = condition or balance among various forces

37
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homeostasis

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body’s ability to detect change , activate mechanisms to correct it, thereby maintain stable internal conditions
maintenance of a stable and constant condition of the internal environment that is optimal for functioning

ex. feel hot so you sweat

38
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what is anatomical position

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subject stands erect , w the eyes looking forward and arms at the side, palms forward

39
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cranial

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skull

40
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cubital

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wrist

41
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patellar

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front of knee

42
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orbital

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eye

43
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thoracic

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chest

44
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inguinal

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groin

45
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metacarpal

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hand/palm

46
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plantar

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sole of foot

47
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buccal

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cheek

48
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axillary

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armpit

49
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femoral

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thigh

50
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gluteal

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buttock

51
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tarsal

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ankle

52
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digital

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toes

53
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what is medial ?

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closer to midline
sternum is medial to the heart

54
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what is lateral?

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away from midline
ex heart from the sternum

55
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what is proximal?

A

closer to limb

56
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what is distal?

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further from limb

57
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what is caudal?

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close to the bottom

58
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anterior or ventral

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out from chest

59
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what is posterior/dorsal?

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away from back

60
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superficial

A

toward the surface
fat, lipid, fascia
superficial fascia: outer layer of fascia : outer layer of fat

61
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deep

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towards the core of the body

62
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saggital body plane

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midline

63
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transverse body plane

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horizontal

64
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frontal

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coronal

65
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what is the line dividing the upper and lower quadrants called?

A

cartilage it is called sub coastal line

66
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what line divides from the stomach to the pelvis region?

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transtubercular line

67
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how many abdomino pelvic regions are there?

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9

68
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abdominopelvic quadrants where do the vertical and horizontal lines pass?

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through umbilicus

69
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what lines divide the abdomen into vertical lines?

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midclavicular lines

70
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where is the vertebral cavity located?

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near neck

71
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how does brain not get injured from trauma?

A

serous membrane surrounding it
double layer

72
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what does the visceral layer do?

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covers the organs within the cavities
towards the outside

73
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what does the parietal layer do?

A

lines the cavity walls
inside

74
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lungs?

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pleural

75
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air in the pluera?

A

pneumothorax

76
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fluid in pluera?

A

pleural effusion

77
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what is inspection in the non invasive diagnostic technique ?

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look for anything looks abnormal
ex. discoloration, swelling etc.

78
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what is palpitation for non invasive diagnostic technique?

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feeling body surfaces w hands to detect abnormality

79
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what is auscultation?

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listening to body sounds to evaluate functions

80
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symptom vs sign?

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symptom pt complaint
sign what dr. sees and observes

81
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what is percussion diagnostic technique?

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placing left hand on body and tapping w other hand middle finger
fluid gives dull sounds vs air

82
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what is radionuclide scanning?

A

giving radioactive substance in an IV
(SPECT)

83
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what is PET scan?

A

injecting substance emitting positively charged particles into the body

84
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laparoscopy does what?

A

study organs in abdominopelvic organs

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