Ch 1: Human Physiology control of the "Internal Environment" Flashcards

S:22 (54 cards)

1
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______ : study of the mechanisms behind biological functions

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physiology

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2
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___ are the basic units of life

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cells

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3
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____ are muscle cells

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myocytes

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4
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___ are bone cells

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osteocytes

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5
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___ are RBC

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erythrocytes

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6
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cells require ____ and ____ to sustain life

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oxygen

energy yeilding nutrients

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7
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Cells remove _____ and other waste products

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CO2

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_____ is a biochem mechanism to convert nutrients to nrg

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Metabolism

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_____ is the ability to reproduce new cells from older cells

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replication

neuro cells dont really divide

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cells that have similar fxn are grouped into ____

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primary tissues

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what are the 4 classifications of primary tissues

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  1. muscle
  2. nervous
  3. epithelial
  4. CT
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12
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_____ tissue specializes in communication within the body

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nervous

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13
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____ tissue specializes for forming membranes and glands

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epithelial

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14
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_____ tissue speciallizes in providing nutrients, structure and support

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CT

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15
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue

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skeletal
cardiac
smooth

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16
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What are the two types of nervous tissue

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Neurons

glia : non-neural cells. They form myelin and support neural tissue

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What are the 3 types of epithelial membranes

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squamous
columnar
cuboidal

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18
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What are the two types of glands that are formed by epithelial tissues

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endocrine

exocrine

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19
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Organs are composed of :

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two or more primary tissues

prim tiss- cells that have similar fxn

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20
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______ are organs that are located in different regions of the body and perform related fxn

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systems

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21
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How is homeostasis structurally and functionally made possible?

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by having highly organized systems that can communicate with each other through specialized pathways

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22
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60% of the body is made of ____

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aqueous solution

23
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there is __ communication btw the intra/extracellular compartments

24
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______ regulates the molecules and ions across the membrane

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transport mechanisms

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phosopholipids are hydro____
hydrophobic
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cell survival is dependent on ____ fluid
extracellular fluid
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____ carry waste products in the blood
ions and bicarbonate
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___ & ____ ions are found in the extracellular fluid
Na+ Cl - (O2)
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Where is glucose, fatty acids and amino acids found ?
nutrients are found in the extracellular fluid
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_____ ions are found in the intracellular fluid
K and phosphates (ATP, ADP, CrP)
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always have to maintain a ____ for things to happen in the cell
charge
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______: the spaces btw cells that make up the internal enviro
interstitial space
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____ is the part of blood that actually contains genetic material
plasma
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In capillaries there is an exchange btw circulating blood and ____
interstitual spaces
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____________________________ allows the cells to have access to essential components and for waste to be carried away in the blood
The transport of materials from the blood into the interstitual space
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Where would you expect to find the heaviest concentration of toxins?
interstitual space
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____ is required for metabolizing glucose and free fatty acids
O2
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____ &____ are needed to make ATP
glucose and free fatty acids | have to have O2 to metabolize these
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_____ in the extracellular fluid must be maintained in constant concetration so cells ahve access when intracellular rxn need it
O2
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____ is what carries O2 in the blood
hemoglobin (Hb) | also regulates O2 concentration
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____ regulates O2 concentration in the EXTRAcellular fluid
Hemoglobin | also carries O2
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If O2 concentration is high, Hb _____
does not release it
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If O2 concentration is low, Hb ____
releases it
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_______: When O2 concentration is high Hb holds on to it. When O2 contrention is low Hb releases it
O2 buffering fxn of hemoglobin
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_____ is an end product of oxidative rxn in the cell
CO2
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high concentrations of CO2 in the tiss fluid causes _____
NRG rxn to cease = cell death
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A higher than normal CO2 concentration excited______
the respiratory center - makes the person breath FASTER and DEEPER
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What are the 2 CN that are directly involved with regulating CO2 and BP
glossopharyngeal (IX) | Vagus
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____ are chemoreceptors in the throat that detect changes of blood flowing through it - what 4 factors can be detected?
cartoid body | changes in O2, Co2 , Ph, temp
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Carotid bodys are afferent chemoreceptors innervated by _____ N
glossopharyngeal N (IX)
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Glossopharyngeal N receive GVA fibers from _____ chemoreceptors
carotid body
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Glossopharyngeal N affect the______ which are located in blood vessels and detect stretching of the vessel
baroreceptors
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baroreceptors afferent are innervated by _____N
glossopharyngeal
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_____ innervates the cardiac plexus
vagus