Anatomy Chapter 1 and 2 Flashcards

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What is RNA?

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Carries out protein synthesis. Single stranded. Ribose

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What is DNA?

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Houses genetic material, the blueprint. Double stranded. Dioxyribose

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What is ATP?

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Adenosine Triphosphate. Created from combining or breaking down molecules.

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What are enzymes?

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Biological catalyst. Increases the body’s chemical reactions a million fold. (-ase suffix)

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What are Polar molecules?

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Molecules that unevenly share electrons and have a charge.

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What are non-polar molecules?

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Molecules that share electron evenly and have no charge.

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What is a molecule?

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One or more atom of the same element.

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What is a compound?

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Atoms from at least two different elements.

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What is a cation ion?

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Positive charge. Due to less electrons

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What is an anion ion?

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Negative charge due to more electrons

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Inorganic

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Simple and small, includes water, salt, acids and bases

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Organic

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Large covalent molecules, contain carbon. Include proteins, carbs and lipids.

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Dehydration Synthesis

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Water is removed from molecule to combine monomers

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Hydrolysis

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Water is added to molecules to combine monomers

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Atomic Number

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Number of protons in an element, will not change

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Atomic Weight

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Approximately equal to the element’s most abundant isotope

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Mass Number

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Add the protons and electron’s of an element

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Ion

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Atom lost or gained an electron

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Proton

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Positively charged, close to the nucleus of an atom

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Neutron

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Neutral, Uncharged

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Electron

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Negatively Charged, aound the outside of the atom

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Proteins

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Account for half of the body’s organic mass. Built from building blocks called amino acids.

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Saturated Fats

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Single covalent bonds. Straight chains. Exist as a solid at room temperature

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Unsaturated Fats

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One or more covalent bonds. Kink in the chain. Exist in a liquid form at room temperatures. “Oils”

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Ionic Bond
form when electrons are completely transferred from one atom to another. Allows the atom to achieve stability in the valence shell. Positive and negative charges hold the atoms together.
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Covalent Bonds
become stable through shared electrons. Single covalent share one pair of electrons. Double share two pairs of electrons. Polar (not equally shared) and non polar covalent bonds
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Hydrogen Bonds
are are extremely weak bonds. Important for forming intramolecular bonds such as protein structures. Responsible for water tension.
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PH
-measure the number of protons in a solution. Measures concentration of hydrogen ions in body fluids. Scale is 0 (acidic) to 14(basic).
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Electrolytes
Ions that can conduct electrical currents. (Salt) Acids are also elctrolytes.
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Synthesis Reaction
Two or more elements to combine to create a different compound or element. (H2O)
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Decomposition Reaction
Energy is released when breaking down molecules. (Digestion)
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Exchange Reactions
Simultaneous Synthesis and Decomposition
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Matter
Anything that has mass or takes up space
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Oxygen
O
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Carbon
C
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Hydrogen
H
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Nitrogen
N
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Calcium
Ca
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Phosphorus
P
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Potassium
K
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Sulfur
S
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Sodium
Na
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Chlorine
Cl
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Magnesium
Mg
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Survival needs?
Nutrients, Oxygen, Water, Body Temp, Atmospheric Pressure
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Frontal Plane
Split front to back
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Transverse Plane
Split top to bottom
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Sagittal Plane
Split in the middle
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Distal
Farther away from limb's origin
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Proximal
Closer to limb's origin
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Medial
Closer to the center of the body
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Lateral
Closer to the outside of the body
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Superior
Above
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Inferior
Below
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Deep
Closer to the inside of the body
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Superficial
Closer to the skin's surface
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Anterior
Front
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Posterior
Back
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Anatomical Position
Standing erect, feet shoulder width, arms out, palms facing forward
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Water body percentage
60-80%
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Homeostasis
the process which the body uses to stay within it's survivable parameters
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Three parts of homeostasis
Recepter, Control, Effect
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Receptor
Recognizes the stimuli and sends the report to the control center
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Control Center
Analyzes the data and determines the response
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Effect
Responds to the stimulus "turns down the thermostat"
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Negative Effect Homeostasis
Responds by mitigating or turning down the thermostat
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Positive effect Homeostasis
Very rare, occurs during pregnancy. Increases the stimuli's reaction
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Respiratory System Actions
Supplies oxygen and removes CO2
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Digestive System Actions
Breaks down food and processes nutrients, gets rid of waste product
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Urinary System Actions
Eliminates waste, maintains blood pressure by pulling in or releasing water in the blood stream, maintains acid base
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Lymphatic System Actions
Filters bad stuff from your body, helps maintain blood volume
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Nervous System Actions
Fast acting control system, sends info out
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Endocrine System Actions
Slow acting control system, reacts by releasing hormones into the blood stream
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Cardiovascular System Actions
Transports oxygen and CO2
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Muscular System Actions
Provides thermogenic properties, "moves" the body
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Skeletal System Actions
Provides structure, protects organs, site for blood cell formation
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Integument System Actions
Provides protection and a barrier against pathogens, excrements waste, helps regulate body temperature, produces vitamin D
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Reproductive
Procreation of the species