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Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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lipid

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fats that combine hydrogen, carbon and oxygen in a form that is poorly dissolved in water.

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hydrophilic

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water soluble

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hydreophobic

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repel water

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4
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glucose

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blood sugar, a six-carbon sugar is used for energy in the cell

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5
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How many amino acids are used to make proteins?

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22

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6
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How many amino acids can single protein include?

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200-300

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Catalyst

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A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction

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7
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Antibodies

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Infection fighting proteins

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7
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Enzyme

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A protein molecule that speeds up a chemical reaction in the body (Catalyst)

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8
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What can be measured in the body to differentiate between different diseases?

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Antibodies

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9
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Another name for cell membrane

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plasma membrane

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Chromatin

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A complex of DNA and proteins that forms the chromosomes in the cell nucleus

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fats that combine hydrogen, carbon and oxygen in a form that is poorly dissolved in water.

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Lipid

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12
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water soluable

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hydrophillic

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13
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Water repellent

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hydrophobic

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14
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blood sugar, a six-carbon sugar is used for energy in the cell

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glucose

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15
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A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction

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Catalyst

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A protein molecule that speeds up a chemical reaction in the body (Catalyst)

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Enzyme

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17
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Infection fighting protein

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antibodies

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18
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A complex of DNA and proteins that forms the chromosomes in the cell nucleus

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Chromatin

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19
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Small granular-like structures that can be found in the cytoplasm

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Ribosomes

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20
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Does the smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER) have Ribosomes?

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No

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21
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What is the difference between smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER) and Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER)?

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Rough endoplasmic reticulum has ribosomes

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Lysosomes

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Used to digest “food” taken in by the cell and to destroy cell structures no longer needed

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23
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Golgi apparatus

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organelle responsible for transporting, modifying, and packing proteins and lipids

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Autolysis

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when the lysosomes release enzymes into the cytoplasm to eliminate dead cells

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25
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Power house of the cell

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Mitochondria

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26
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Convert food substances into energy that can be used by the cell

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Mitochondria

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27
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Metabolism

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All reactions going on in the cell

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28
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Used to digest “food” taken in by the cell and to destroy cell structures no longer needed

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Lysosome

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Ribosome

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Small granular-like structures that can be found in the cytoplasm

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30
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organelle responsible for transporting, modifying, and packing proteins and lipids

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Golgi apparatus

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31
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Function of Ribosomes

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Make protein

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32
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when the lysosomes release enzymes into the cytoplasm to eliminate dead cells

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Autolysis

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33
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Function of Mitochondria

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Convert food substances into energy that can be used by the cell

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34
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All the reactions going on in the cell

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Metabolism

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35
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Two main types of metabolism

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Anabolism
Catabolism

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36
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Anabolism

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smaller molecules are combined into larger ones

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37
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Catabolism

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larger molecules are broken down into smaller ones

38
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Extracellular Fluid (ECF) is derived (made from)…

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Blood

39
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Are all living cells surrounded by extracellular fluid (ECF)?

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yes (skin is not surrounded by ECF because it is dead; Dogs such as pugs have bulging eyes, so their eye lids are unable to cover their eyes to lubricate them. Sometimes they require artificial tears.

40
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Metabolism where smaller molecules are combined into larger ones

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anabolism

41
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Metabolism where larger molecules are broken down into smaller ones

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catabolism

42
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What is one thing that can cause a puppy to get low blood sugar and possibly have seizures?

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Parasites

43
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The body’s way of keeping its internal conditions stable and balanced, despite changes in the external environment.

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Homeostasis

44
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Products/chemicals must be exchanged between the extra cellular fluid (ECF) and the…

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Cell

45
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Diffusion

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molecules move from higher to lower concentration

46
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When does diffusion stop

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When the concentrations equalize

47
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What are the things that influence diffusion in a cell?

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Size of the molecule
Charge of the molecule
Ability of the molecule to dissolve in lipid

48
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Type of cellular exchange where a molecule is actively pumped

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Active transport

49
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Red blood cells have more potassium (K) than the surrounding extra cellular fluid (ECF), so the K diffuses out of the cell. What type of cellular exchange occurs to get the required K back into the RBC?

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Active transport

50
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semi permeability

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the property of allowing only certain molecules to diffuse through the membrane

51
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Osmosis

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a process by which molecules of a solvent (water) tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one, thus equalizing the concentrations on each side of the membrane.

52
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When RBC are put in a concentrated solution, the water within moves to the solution causing the cell to shrink. This is what mechanisms of cellular exchange.

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Osmosis

53
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Endocytosis

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The mechanism of cellular exchange by which the cell membrane wraps around a particle, pinches off and moves into the cytoplasm of the cell as a vacuole. This occurs with large molecules such as proteins.

54
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Exocytosis

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A membrane bound sac containing the molecule joins with the cell membrane and releases it into the ECF

55
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What organelle is responsible for making the sacs used in exocytosis?

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Golgi apparatus

56
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Homeostasis

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The body’s way of keeping its internal conditions stable and balanced, despite changes in the external environment.

57
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molecules move from higher to lower concentration

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Diffusion

58
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active transport

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Type of cellular exchange where a molecule is actively pumped

59
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What are the five mechanisms of cellular exchange?

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Diffusion
Osmosis
Active transport
Endocytosis
Exocytosis

60
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the property of allowing only certain molecules to diffuse through the membrane

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Semi permeable

61
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a process by which molecules of a solvent (water) tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one, thus equalizing the concentrations on each side of the membrane.

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Osmosis

62
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uncontrolled mitosis results in

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Cancer

63
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mass of rapidly dividing cells

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tumor

64
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Stages of mitosis

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Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Review what happens during these phases

65
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What happens with mitosis after an injury?

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It increases

66
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Do nerve cells go through mitosis?

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no

67
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Review meiosis

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68
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Tumor that are localized to one area, have a well defined margin, and don’t spread to other parts of the body

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benign

69
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Tumors that are more likely to invade surrounding tissues and spread to other parts of the body.

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malignant

70
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the spread of a tumor from its primary location

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metastasis

71
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another name for tumor

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neoplast

72
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Pathologist

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Person who interpret and diagnose changes in cells and tissues

73
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The mechanism of cellular exchange by which the cell membrane wraps around a particle, pinches off and moves into the cytoplasm of the cell as a vacuole. This occurs with large molecules such as proteins.

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Endocytosis

74
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Apoptosis

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the death of cells which occurs as a normal and controlled part of an organism’s growth or development.

75
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A membrane bound sac containing the molecule joins with the cell membrane and releases it into the ECF

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exocytosis

76
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Bottle Jaw

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Describes an accumulation of fluid within the tissues under the jaw; this occurs in severely parasitized sheep. The parasites within the intestinal tract consume a large amount of protein, so fluid moves from the bloodstream to the tissue through osmosis

77
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Edema

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excess fluid within a tissue

78
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Pitting edema

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excess fluid in which finger pressure into the tissue creates a “pit” that only slowly resolves

79
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ascites

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Accumulation of fluid in the abdomen

80
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Toxin in antifreeze

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Ethylene glycol (extremely toxic to kidneys)

81
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a treatment for kidney failure that uses osmosis and diffusion

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Dialysis

82
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Urea

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a breakdown product in the metabolism of protein

83
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kidney failure results in the build up of

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Urea which is usually excreted in urine; this creates a build up of urea which acts as a toxin

84
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Do all species have the same type or amount of enzymes?

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No; for example, cats have less of certain enzymes to break down medications

85
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metastisis

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the spread of a tumor from its original location

86
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Person who interpret and diagnose changes in cells and tissues

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Pathologist

87
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the death of cells which occurs as a normal and controlled part of an organism’s growth or development.

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Apoptosis

88
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Describes an accumulation of fluid within the tissues under the jaw; this occurs in severely parasitized sheep. The parasites within the intestinal tract consume a large amount of protein, so fluid moves from the bloodstream to the tissue through osmosis

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Bottle Jaw

89
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Excess fluid in tissue

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Edema

90
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excess fluid in which finger pressure into the tissue creates a “pit” that only slowly resolves

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Pitting edema

91
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Accumulation of fluid in the abdomen

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Ascites

92
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Dialysis

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treatment for kidney disease using osmosis and diffusion

93
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a breakdown product in the metabolism of protein

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Urea

94
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Occurs when urea builds up in the blood creating a toxin

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Kidney Failure

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