Anatomy test 2 Flashcards

(65 cards)

1
Q

Human use ___ for cellular energy

A

ATP

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2
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carbs are broken down into

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monosaccarides and glucose

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3
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one glucose molecule =

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36-38 ATP molecules

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4
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true about enzymes

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  1. controls rates of all metabolic reactions of the cell
  2. complex proteins
  3. they are catalysts
  4. recycled by the cell
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5
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true about DNA

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  1. contains genetic code
  2. sugar phosphate
  3. bases a-t, c-g
  4. nitrogen base
  5. deoxyribose (sugar)
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6
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DNA = ATC, mRNA = ____

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UAG

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7
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DNA contains the info needed to synthesize

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proteins

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8
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process of forming mRNA

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transcription

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9
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process of reading mRNA

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translation

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10
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each nucleotide in DNA molecules can consist of

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  1. sugar phosphate backbone

2. bases: a-t, c-g

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11
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codons

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3 base pairs that code for amino acids

word

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12
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transfer RNA

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carries the correct amino acid sequence

anticodons match codons

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13
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messenger RNA

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convey genetic information from DNA to the ribosome

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14
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ribosomal RNA

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holds the messenger RNA in position during transfer

joins amino acids together

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15
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gene

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portion of DNA containing genetic info for making a single protein

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16
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base pair

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a-t

c-g

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17
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regulatory proteins

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regulates proteins
when to stop
where to go

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18
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translation

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movement of mRNA out of the nucleus

then the protein will be formed

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19
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promoter

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starts off the reading of a protein

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20
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transcription

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photocopy of a gene

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21
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the folds of the stomach mucosa

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rugae

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22
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the pyloric sphincter is located at the junction of the…

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stomach into the small intestine

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23
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microvilli

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hairs on top

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24
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peristalsis

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wave-like motion that moves masses of food along

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degluttion
swallowing
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villi
small finger-like projections increase surface area and helps with absorption
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jejunum/illiem
middle section of the small intestine
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chyme
like vomit result of the mixing actions of the stomach
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bolus
what you swallow
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mastication
chewing mechanical digestion
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concentrate bile
role of gall bladder
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duodenum
first section of the small intestine
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water soluble vitamins
B vitamins vitamin C necessary to oxidize carbs, lipids, & proteins
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food pyramid
nutritional guide
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fat soluble vitamins
vit. A, D, E, K stored in the body
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mineral
4% of body weight concentrated in bone and teeth major ones: calcium and phosphorus
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amylase
breaks down carbs
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trypsin
digests proteins
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lipase
digests fats
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bile
breakdown of red blood cells
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secretin
stimulates the release of pancreatic juice with a high bicarbonated ion concentration
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associated with digestion
.
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the section of the large intestine associated with the appendix
cecum
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functions of the respiratory system
1. respiration 2. ventilation 3. gas exchange 4. cellular respiration
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functions of the nose
1. provides an entrance for air | 2. air is filtered by coarse hair
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structures in correct order of air flow
first: nasopharynx last: alveoli
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air pressure in the middle ear is equalized via the auditory tube, which opens into the
nasopharynx
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the vocal cords are part of the
larynx (voice box) upper- false vc lower- true vc
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the function of the epiglottis is
it prevents food from entering the trachea
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what is normally found between the visceral and pleural layers of the pleura?
serous fluid
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respiratory tree in order
1. primary bronchi 2. secondary bronchi 3. terminal bronchiole 4. bronchioles 5. alveoli
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when the diaphragm contracts...
1. the lungs move up/expand 2. the rib cage moves up 3. air rushes in
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the tidal volume is the
amount of air inhaled and exhaled in one quiet breathe
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most oxygen is transported in the blood by
hemoglobin (hemo or globin on test)
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gastric emptying
ask on day of test?
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a hormone produced by cells of the pyloric portion of the stomach is
secretin
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salivary secretions
1. amylase 2. mucous 3. serous
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list of tubing in correct order of food movement
1. mouth 2. pharynx 3. esophagus 4. stomach 5. small intestine 6. large intestine 7. rectum 8. anus
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the nasal cavity is divided medially by the
nasal septum
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the upper respiratory tract includes
1. nose 2. nasal cavity 3. sinuses 4. pharynx not larynx
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the largest organ in the body is the
liver
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the trachea divides into two
bronchi (right and left)
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the membrane that covers the lungs is the
parietal pleura
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the muscle under the lungs is the
diaphragm
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bile aids in the digestion of
fats