A&P Final Flashcards

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Function of a Capillary

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carry O2 to every cell in body

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Function of a Artery

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pull blood away from heart

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Function of WBC(Leukocyte)

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immunity

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Dietary Constituents of Plasma

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  1. H2O
  2. CHO
  3. Lipids
  4. Dietray Proteins
  5. Vitamins
  6. Electrolytes
  7. Trace Minerals
  8. NaHCO3
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Water Components

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  1. Vascular
  2. Interstitual
  3. Intracellular
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6 Proteins and their Functions

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  1. Channels——h20/electrolyes in/out the cell
  2. Transport protein—-active pump in cell
  3. Receptoors—hormone attachment
  4. Cytoskeletal anchors—-shape
  5. ID Marker—self
  6. Enzymes—speed chemical reaction
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Normal Ph

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7.4 +/- .2

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Mitochondria Energy Equation

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glucose+02+mito/enzyme–ATP +Heat+CO2+H2O

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Function of Bone

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  1. Framework for skeletal muscle attachment
  2. Protection
  3. hematopoises —-red bone marrow
  4. yellow bone –fuel
  5. store Ca++ and Phosphate
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Body constituents of Plasma

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  1. Hormone
  2. enzyme
  3. metabloc waste product
  4. hepatic protein
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Products produced by fibroblasts

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  1. ground substance
  2. collagen
  3. yellow elastic fibers
  4. reticular fibers
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Stages of Fracture for Long Bone Healing

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  1. Fracture hematoma
  2. Catillage callus
  3. Ossues callus
  4. Bone remodeling
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None Union (etiologies) Fracture

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  1. decrese blood supply
  2. excessive movement
  3. bateria
  4. decrease in Ca++
  5. diabetes mellitus
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Hip Dysplasia Symptoms

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  1. bunny hop gait
  2. wont go up stairs
  3. crepitus
  4. slow to get up from bed
  5. jumping into car
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Connective Tissue Subtypes

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  1. bone
  2. cartilage—–ear/nose
  3. dense fibrous c.t——ligaments
  4. Reticular c.t—-glands
  5. yellow elastic c.t—–skin/lungs
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Epithelial Subtypes

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  1. simple colimnar—-all blood vessels
  2. pseudostratified columnar—mucoucillary transport system
  3. glandular—end/exocrine glands
  4. simple columnar—GI tract
  5. transitional—urinary system
  6. stratified squamous—–skin
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Functions of Skin

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  1. protection
  2. blood resivoir
  3. thermal regulation
  4. sensation
  5. moisture retention
  6. produce nails, hooves, claws, hair
  7. immune survailance
  8. vitamin d synthesis
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Stages of Wound Healing

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  1. hemmatoma
  2. inflammation
  3. granulation bed
  4. epithelial migration
  5. remodeling
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Stages of Delayed Wound Healing

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  1. decrese blood supply
  2. diabetes mellitus
  3. decrease protein
  4. excessive motion
  5. infection
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Etiologies of Inflammation

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  1. trauma
  2. forien proteins
  3. ischemia
  4. neoplasia
  5. burns
  6. auto immune disease
  7. allergies/bug bites
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Function of Muscle

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  1. locomotion
  2. thermogenisis
  3. postural support
  4. movement of blood , urine, food, birthing
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Muscle Types

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  1. skeletal—–coluntary, striated
  2. smooth—–invol. non striated
  3. cardiac—-invol. striated
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Steps for Muscle Contraction

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  1. motor neurone–action potention
  2. synaptical vessicle–ACH
  3. ACH sarcocemma duck
  4. sarcoemma—depolorize energy
  5. mitochondria–ATP
  6. sarcoplasmic—CA++
  7. actin myosin contract
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Nervous tissue Require

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  1. constant O2
  2. constant glucose
  3. no pressure
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oligodendroglial
insulating myolin shealth
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astrocyts
produce blood brain barrier
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microglial
phagocytosis reuptured neuron
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synapse
relay bwtween one neuron to another
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gray matter
nerve cell body
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white matter
axons
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nerve
collection of axons
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hypoxia
decresse in O2
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hypoglycemia
decrease in glucose
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myositis
inflammation of the muscle
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ribosome
protein factors
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cell membrane
regulate what goes in and out of cell
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erythrocte(RBC)
transport O2
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red bone marrow
prodution of RBC, WBC, and platlets
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capillary
smallest blood vessel
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platlet
blood clotting
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mitochondria
produce energy
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endocrin gland
have no ducts, secrete hormones into the blood stream
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exocrine gland
secrete into hollow organs, have ducts
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antibody
immune protein
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lysome
suicide bag
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albumen
protein holds h2o in blood stream
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hormone
biological endocrin messenger
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enzyme
protein catalyst
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pH
(H+)
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anemia
decrease # of RBC
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leukopenia
decrease in WBC
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micron
1/1000mm
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phagocytosis
engulfing bacteria
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foreign protein
protein withoutsme ID marker of cell
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gi absorption
food/nutrients directed in blod stream
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serum
fraction of blood has clotted
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plasma
h20 portion of blood can still clot
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hepatic
liver
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buffer
nutralizes acid
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H2CO3
carbonic acid
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hyperkalemia
increse in potassium levels
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NaHCO3
body primary buffer
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electrolytes
charged ion
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antibiotic
destroys bacteria( mane made drug)
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CO2
carbon dioxide
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diffusion
moving gas or solute from high to love concentration
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secretion
product of any gland
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ossification
bone productuion
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osteiod
collagen
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open reduction
needs sx
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deossification
loss of bone denisty
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comminuted fracture
shattered fracture completly
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steinman pin
used in sx to help keep a bone , etc in place
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avulsion fracture
tendon or ligament tears off
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cancellous bone graft
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pathologic fracture
caused by disease
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cranial drawer sign
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wolfs law
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osteomyelitis
bone effected by bacteria
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osteoarthritis
inflammation of a joint
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crepitus
grinding noise can be heard from joint rubbing
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joint mouse
piece of cartilage breaks off a joint
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closed reduction
doesnt need sx
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luxation
dislocation of a joint
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DJD
degenerative joint disease
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intermittent lameness
when animal holds foot up not wanting to put pressure on it
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ligament
c.t tissue holding bone to bone
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subluxation
abnormal movemtn of a joint
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osteophyte
bone spur
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hip dysplasia
genetic shallow acetubelum
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TPO
tripple pelvic osteotomy
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OFA
orthopedic foundation for animals
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endochondral ossification
long bone have go through cartilage stage
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periostium
blood suppy to bone
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osteblast
production of bone and collage
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havasian canal
convay blood supply and sensory nerves supply
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osteoclasts
destry bone
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articular cartilage
smooth joint function
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ligament
con. tissue connects bone to bone
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tendon
connects muscle to bone
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cranial cruciate ligament
prevents sliding of stiffle joint
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joint capsule
synocial fluid filled cavity
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calcitonin
stimulates osteoblasts
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fascia
dense fibr. con. tiss. to connect and protect muscle
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osteochondrosis
cartilage detaches
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PTH(parathormone)
stiumulate osteoclasts
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aspirant cytology
removing of cell from mass
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metastasis
cancer spreading all over body
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diapedesis
WBC move through cappillary wall
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skin scraping
taking cell from skin for tesing of mass/tumor
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cyst
exocrine glands ducts have obstructed
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abscess
localized collection of pus
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neoplasia
cancer, or new growth
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mange
skin disease caused by mites
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integument
skin
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lymph
filtering stations
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neovascularizaion
new growth of capillary
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proud flush
over production of granulation in horses
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dehisence
reopening of wound
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seroma
collection of serum
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cytokine
chemical produce dilation
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margination
malignant tissue arising from glands
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vasodilatition
blood vesel dialates
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dirty margins
have cancer cells
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excisional biopsy
removing full tumor or mass from body
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Function of goblet cell
produce mucous
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Function of mast cell
histamine
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Function of Dendritic cell
engul foreign protein
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Function of basal cell
dividing to produce new squamous cell
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function of dermis
protect outter layer of skin
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Function of sebaceous gland
produce sebum
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Function of subcutabeous sensory nerve
above skin snensory nerve neron
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Function of peritoneum
prevents friction
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Cardinal Signs of Inflammation
1. increase temp 2. errythema(red) 3. edema(sweeling) 4. pain
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milk fever
low CA++ in blood stream
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aerobix
w/ O2
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anerobic
w/o O2
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atrophy
decrease in cell size
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lactic acid
blocks recepters of muscle
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hypertrophy
muscle enlargment
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neurons
produce relectricity
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myosis
over use of muscle
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monday morning disease
muscle fibers rupture
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collagen
scars
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branchodilation
muscle relxation
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branchoconstriction
muscle tightens