Chapter 1: An Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology Flashcards

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anatomy

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to cut open, study structures and physical relationships among body parts

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gross anatomy

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see with the eye

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microscopic anatomy

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can’t see w/o microscope

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physiology

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study of function and how organism perform vital functions

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common characteristics (7)

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cells, organization, responsiveness, regulation, growth and development, reproduction, metabolism

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chemical level

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atoms and molecules, basis for how everything works, simplest

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cellular level

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cell, basic unit of life, building blocks

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tissue level

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epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous

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histology

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study of tissues

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10
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cytology

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study of cells

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organ level

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composed of 2 or more tissue levels

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12
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organ system

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11 systems

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13
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organism

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organ system will make up organism

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14
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integumentary system

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skin, protects against environmental hazards, helps control body temperature

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15
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skeletal system

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provides support, protects tissue

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muscular system

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produces movement, generates heat

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nervous system

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directs immediate responses to stimuli

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18
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endocrine system

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directs long-term changes in other organ systems w/ hormones

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19
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cardiovascular system

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transports cells

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lymphatic system

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defends against infection and disease

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21
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respiratory system

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delivers air

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digestive system

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processes food

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urinary system

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how we get rid of waste

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reproductive system

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produce sex cells and hormones

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homeostasis
maintaining a stable internal environment
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3 parts of homeostasis
receptor, control center, effector
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negative feedback: effector ______ or _______ the original stimuli
opposes or negates
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postitive feedback: response _______ or _______ original change
exaggerates or enhances
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postitive feedback does not
restore homeostasis
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anatomical position
standing up, hands by side, palms and feet foward
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supine
face up
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prone
face down
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RUQ
right upper quadrant | liver, gallbladder, large intestine
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LUQ
left upper quadrant | stomach, spleen, large intestine
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RLQ
right lower quadrant | appendix
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LLQ
left lower quadrant | small intestine and part of large intestine
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The 9 abdominopelvic regions help
describe more precise location
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anterior or ventral
front
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posterior or dorsal
back
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superficial
close to skin
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deep
farther from skin
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proximal
close to point of attachment
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distal
farther from point of attachment
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superior
closer to head
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inferior
towards feet
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frontal
divides anterior from posterior
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sagittal plane
divides from left from right
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transverse
divides superior from inferior, cross section, inferior view
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body cavities are covered by
serous membranes
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body cavity functions
protects organs from shock and permits changes
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The thoracic and abdominopelvic cavity is separated by
the diaphragm
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properties of water
lubrication, chemical reactant, high heat capacity, solvent
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acidic level
below 7
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neutral level
equals 7
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alkaline level
above 7
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monosaccharide
glucose