Ch 1. Human Organism (LEC) Flashcards

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Anatomy

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scientific discipline of body
(size and shape of bones, organs, and muscles)

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Gross

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anatomy without a microscope (visible to naked eye)

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Microscopic
(ALSO, include the 2 different kinds of studies)

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anatomy with the use of microscope
(includes cytology and hystology)

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Cytology

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study of cells

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Histology

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study of tissues

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Physiology

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scientific discipline that studies PROCESSES & FUNCTIONS of only living things

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Name the 4 examples of studies that physiology may include

(HINT: cell physiology is one of them)

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-Cell
-Systemic (organ systems, like the urinary system)
-Neurophysiology (nervous system)
-Cardiovascular (heart, blood, blood vessels)

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Pathology

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study of disease

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Exercise physiology

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study of temporary changes in body structure when performing exercise

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What is matter?

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anything that occupies space & has mass

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Name the order of the 6 structural levels within the human body

(HINT: Chemical goes first)

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  1. Chemical
  2. Cell
  3. Tissue
  4. Organ
  5. Organ system
  6. Organism
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Atom

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smallest unit of matter

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Molecules

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formed by group of atoms

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OOPS, I FORGOT.
What are the 3 examples of atoms called?

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  • protons (positively charged)
  • neutrons (neutral)
  • electrons (negatively charged)
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Describe the Cell level

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smallest unit of life
-it is BOTH structural & functional

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Describe the Tissue level

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group of similar cells

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What are the 4 types of tissues?

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-Epithelial
-Connective
-Muscular
-Nervous

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Describe the Organ level

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2 or more tissues working together

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Describe the Organ-system level

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group of organs working together to carry out a function

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BONUS:
How many organ-systems are there in total?

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Describe the Organism level

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any living thing (composed of AT LEAST 1 cell)

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Describe the Integumentary system

(structures & functions)

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STRUCTURES:
-skin, hair, nails, arrector pili, sweat glands

FUNCTIONS:
-Protection
-Regulate temperature
-Prevent water-loss
-Vitamin D-production

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Describe the Skeletal system

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STRUCTURES:
-bones, cartilages, & ligaments

FUNCTIONS:
-Protection/support
-Body movement
-Produce blood cells
-Stores minerals + fats

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Describe the Muscular system

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STRUCTURES:
-muscles attached by tendons

FUNCTIONS:
-Body movement
-Posture
-Body heat

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BACK TO INTEGUMENTARY, we said one of the functions is to produce Vitamin D... but, why do we even need it?
we need Vitamin D in order to ABSORB CALCIUM & form bone/muscle contraction + cardiac function
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Describe the Nervous system
STRUCTURES: -brain, spinal cord, nerves, & sensory receptors FUNCTIONS: -Detects sensation -Control movements -Physiological processes -Intellectual function
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Describe the Endocrine system
STRUCTURES: -adrenal gland, hypothalamus, ovaries & testes.... and basically ALL the other GLANDS in the body FUNCTIONS: -Metabolism -Controls growth -Reproduction
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Describe the Cardiovascular system
STRUCTURES: heart, blood, & blood vessels FUNCTIONS: -Transport nutrients, waste, gases, & hormones -Immune response -Reg. of body temperature
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Describe the Lymphatic system
STRUCTURES: lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, organs FUNCTIONS: -Remove foreign substances -Fight disease -Maintain water/tissue fluid balance -Absorb FATS (lipid acid) from dig. tract
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What is lymphema?
when lymph resides in tissue and does NOT dissolve (basically, it's stuck)
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BONUS: What color is blood?
Red
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Describe the Respiratory system
STRUCTURES: -lungs, trachea, bronchi, larynx, pharynx, & alveoli of lungs FUNCTIONS: -Controls pH (with help of urinary) -Gas exchange in blood and air
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Describe the Digestive system
STRUCTURES: -oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, rectum, anal canal, & anus FUNCTIONS: -ingest food -digestion -absorption of nutrients -elimination of waste
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Describe the Urinary system
STRUCTURES: -kidneys, ureter, urinary blood, & urethra FUNCTIONS: -removes waste -regulates pH -control water balance
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Describe the Female Reproductive system
STRUCTURES: -ovary, uterus, vagina, & mammary gland FUNCTIONS: -Produce oocytes/mature eggs -Produce hormones for sex (estrogen & progesterone) -Produce milk -Site of fertilization
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Describe the Male Reproductive system
STRUCTURES: -testes, Vas (duct) deferens, penis, seminal vesicle, prostate gland FUNCTIONS: -produce sperm cells -produce hormones for sex (testosterone)
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