Anatomy and Physiology Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Anatomy

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The study of form or structure

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Physiology

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The study of function

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Inspection

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looking at the body’s appearance

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Palpation

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feeling with hands

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Auscultation

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listening to body sounds

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Percussion

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taps on body, feel for abnormal resistance

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Cadaver Dissection

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cutting and separating tissues to reveal their relationships

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Comparative Anatomy

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study of more than one species to examine structural similarities and differences, analyze evolutionary trends

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Exploratory Surgery

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open the body and look inside to find whats wrong

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Medical Imaging

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view inside the body without opening, radiology

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Gross Anatomy

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study of structures with the naked eye

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Cytology

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study of structure and function of cells

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Histology

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Microscope Anatomy, exam cells with microscope

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Ultrastructure

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molecular detail, electron microscope

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Histopathology

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microscopic examination of tissues for signs of disease

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Neurophysiology

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nervous system

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Endocrinology

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hormones

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Pathophysiology

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disease

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Comparative Physiology

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study of how different species have solved problems of life

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Hippocrates

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“father” of medicine, Hippocratic code, urged physicians to seek for natural causes, rather than attribute to acts of god

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Aristotle

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one of 1st philosophers to write about physiology, theologi (supernatual), Physiology (natural), physical and physilogy

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Claudius Galen

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Physician to roman gladiators, wrote book to advise to trust own observations, animal dissections

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Maimonides

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Jewish Physician, Moses ben Maimon, wrote 10 influential medical texts, physician to Egyptian sultan Saladin

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Avicenna

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Ibn Sina, “Galen of Islam”, wrote Canon of Medicine

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Andreas Vesalius
Taught anatomy, performed own dissections, 1st atlas of anatomy, 1543
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William Harvey
Early physiologist, early studies on blood circulation, blood from heart and back, De Motu Cordis, Motion of Heart 1628
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Michael Servetus
1st Western scientist to realize blood must circulate, heart-organs-heart
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Robert Hooke
Improvements to compound microscope, first to see and name cells, "micrographia" 1665
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Antony van Leeuwenhoek
Blood, lake water, sperm, bacteria
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Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann
Cell theory
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Cell Theory
All organisms are composed of cells
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Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes
Scientific Method, Philosophers, academies of science
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Inductive Method
Francis Bacon
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Hypothetico-Deductive Method
investigator begins by asking questions and forms a hypothesis
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Falsifiabilty
if something is scientifically true, one must be able to provide evidence to falsify
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Experimental Design
sample size, controls, psychosomatic effects,
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Charles Darwin
Natural Selection(1859) Descent of Man(1871)
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Evolution
change in genetic composition of organisms of population of organisms
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Natural Selection
Some individuals within a species have hereditary advantage over competitors
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Adaptations
features of anatomy, physiology, and behavior that have evolved in response to selection pressures and enable the organism to cope w/ challenges of environment
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Vestigial Organs
remnants of organs that were better developed and more functional in ancestors of a species and now serve little or no purpose
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Australophicetus
oldest bipedal primate
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Hierarchy of Complexity
``` Organism-organ system, single complete indv. Organ system- Organs, Organs- Tissues tissues- cells cells- organelles organelles- molecules molecules- atoms ```
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Reductionism
theory that a large complex system like a body can be understood by studying it simpler components
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Holism
Theory that "emergent properties" of whole organism cannot be predicted from properties of separate parts
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Characteristics of Life
organization, cellular composition, metabolism, responsiveness and movement, homeostasis, development, reproduction, and evolution
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Homeostasis
ability to detect change, activate mechanisms that oppose it, and maintain stability Claude Bernard and Walter Cannon
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Negative Feedback Loop
body senses a change and activates mechanisms to achieve dynamic equilibrium
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Components of Negative Feedback Loop
Receptor, Integrating Center, Effector
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Positive Feedback Loop
Self amplifying cycle, greater change in the same direction
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Gradient
difference in chemical concentration, electrical charge, physical pressure, temperature, or other between one point and another