ANP 1111 course 1 Flashcards

(55 cards)

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What is Superior

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anything above the head

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what is inferior

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the lower part of the body compared to something

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what is anterior

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where the front of something is

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What is Posterior

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where the back of something is

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what is medial

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towards the middle of something (the heart)

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what is lateral

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away from the midline

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What is intermediate

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Between the medial

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What is proximal

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Closer to the body part that is attached to it

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What is distal

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Farther from the body part that is attached to

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What is deep

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away from the body surface

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what is an axial part

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head,neck and trunk

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what is the appendicular part

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appendages or limbs

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what is a sagittal plane

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divided from left and right

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what is a frontal plane

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divided from anterior and posterior

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what is the transverse plane

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divided from superior and inferior

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Name three essential characteristics of homeostasis

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Receptor, Control Centre and effector

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What is homeostasis

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Dynamic state of equilibrium

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What is the role of the receptor

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Sense change by stimulus and sends the info to the control center

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What is the role of the control center

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analyzes info and determines correct response

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What is the role of the effector

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Provides feedback positive or negative and responds

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Name the 6 function of epithelia

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protection,absorption,filtration,excretion,secretion and sensory reception.

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When talking about tight junctions:

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To prevent fluid from trickiling down

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When talking about hemidesmosome is to

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prevent plasma cells

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the function of simple squamous epithelium

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it’s thin and permeable and used for filtration and diffusion

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the function of simple cuboidal epithelium
to secrete and absorb and can be found in the kidney
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The function of simple columnar epithelium
secretion and absorption found in GI tract
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the function of pseudostratified
a respiratory tract where cilia and mucus are secreted
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Function of squamous epithelium
basal cell cuboidal that can go under mitosis
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Function of transitional epithelium
Found in the bladder, to fill the cuboidal for them to become flatten and squamous.
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Describe endocrine glands
They are ductless and produce hormones
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describe exocrine glands
home to mucous,sweat,oil ,liver ect
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describe unicellular exocrine glands
no ducts, contains mucus cells and goblet cells
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Describe multicellular exocrine glands
epithelium derived duct and secretory cells and supported by connective tissue to bring blood vessels and nerves
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Name the three secretory methods
Merocrine,holocrine and apocrine
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What is merocrine
its an exocytosis found in pancreas,salivary and sweat glands
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what is holocrine
when the cell ruptures found in oil-producing sebaceous glands
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what is aporine
cell apex that goes with secretory products and repairs itself
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Name 5 types of connective tissue
Mesenchyme,CT proper,cartilage,bones and blood
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name 5 function of CT
Binding,supporting,protecting,insulating,transporting
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what is ground substance ( matrix)
interstitial fluid, cell adhesion and proteoglycans that act like a molecular sieve
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Name 3 fibers
Collagen fibers,elastic fibers,reticular fibers
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Function of collagen fibers
tensile strenght
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function of elastic fibers
allow to stretch and recoil
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function fibers
thin collagen protein to support blood vessels and soft tissue
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What does blast mean
actively dividing and synthesizing during growth and repair
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what do cytes
mature cells provide maintenance
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Describe mesenchyme CT
forms the mesoderm, mesenchymal cells , fluid groud substance and fine fibrils.
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Describe loose CT
areolar,adipose and reticular
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describe dense CT
dense regular,irregular and elastic
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Describe areolar CT
loose fibers , reservoir for water and salts, found in all the body, cushions the organs immunity and inflammatory.
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Describe adipose tissue
stores nutrient in adipocytes, not reproduces and found under the skin,kidney ,eyeball,bones and abdomen and breasts
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Describe reticular CT
Only reticular fibers, found in lymphoid organs,forms soft internal skeletion that supports blood cells.
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describe dense REGULAR CT
collagen fibers parallel to direction of pull, found in tendons,ligaments, aponeuroses. Related to strength
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describe dense IRREGULARCT
collagen is thicker and found in dermis, withstand tension in any direction
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describe elastic CT
like regular CT but high in elastic fibers