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Chapter 6- The Human Body Flashcards

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transverse (axial)

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top and bottom

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coronal (frontal)

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front and back

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sagittal (lateral)

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left and right

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articular cartilage

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covers the ends of bones that allows them to glide easily

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synovial fluid

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enables the ends of bones to glide over each other

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foramen magnum

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the base of the cranium that is the passageway for the spinal cord to connect to brain

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radius

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the lateral or thumb side of forearm

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ulna

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the medial or little finger side of forearm

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carpals

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8 bones that form wrist

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metacarpals

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5 bones that extend from the carpals and form the palm of the hand

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acetabulum

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where the pelvis articulates with the femur bone of the leg at the hip joint

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tibia

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shinbone

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fibula

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lies on the lateral side of the lower leg

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patella

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kneecap

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skeletal (voluntary) muscle

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attaches to the bones of the skeleton and forms the major muscle mass of the body

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smooth muscle

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found within blood vessels and intestines, considered involuntary muscle

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pulmonary capillaries

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a network of tiny blood vessels that carry CO2 from body to lungs

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pleura

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tissues that cover the lungs

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parietal pleura

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tissue that lines chest wall

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visceral pleura

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tissue covering the lungs

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inspiratory reserve volume

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the deepest breath you can take after a normal breath

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expiratory reserve volume

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the maximum amount of air that you can forcibly breathe out after a normal breath

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residual volume

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gas remaining in the lungs after exhalation to keep the lungs open

24
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an adult man has a total lung capacity of

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6,000 mL

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dead space

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the portion of the respiratory system that has no alveoli, and little or no exchange of gas between air and blood occurs (mouth, trachea, bronchi)

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exhaled air contains

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16% oxygen
3-5% CO2
the rest is nitrogen

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when CO2 in blood stream builds up

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pH decreases in CSF

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stroke volume (SV)

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the amount of blood moved in one beat

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cardiac output (CO)

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the amount of blood moved in 1 minute

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equation to calculate cardiac output

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CO = HR x SV

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depolarization

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when the electrical charges on the surface of the muscle cell change from positive to negative in the heart

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repolarization

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when the heart returns to its resting state and the positive charge is restored to the surface

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white blood cells

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play large role in immune system to fight against infection

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red blood cells

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carry oxygen

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platelets

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form blood clots

36
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acetabulum

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where the pelvis articulates with the femur bone of the leg at the hip joint

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spleen

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filters and digests aged blood cells

38
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what is the cerebrum responsible for

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  1. interpreting sights, sounds, and feelings
  2. reasoning and learning
  3. precise muscle movement
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frontal lobe responsibilities

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personality, judgement, planning, problem solving, concentration, and self-awareness

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parietal lobe responsibilities

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recognition of spatial relationships and integrates sensory info received from body to form perceptions of the worlds around us

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temporal lobe responsibilities

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taste, hearing, ability to understand words

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occipital lobe responsibilities

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vision

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cerebellum responsibilities

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Controls balance, muscle coordination, and posture

44
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functions of CSF

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filters out impurities and toxins
allows brain to shift inside of skull without being damaged

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somatic nervous system

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controls activities where there is voluntary control

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autonomic nervous system

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controls the body functions that occur without voluntary control

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sympathetic nervous system

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responsible for the fight-or-flight reaction

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parasympathetic nervous system

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slows the body’s activities or returns the body to its resting state

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3 major organs in the right upper quadrant of abdomen

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liver
gallbladder
portion of the colon

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2 major organs in right lower quadrant of abdomen

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parts of the large intestine
appendix

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3 major organs in left upper quadrant of abdomen

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stomach
spleen
part of colon

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1 major organ in left lower quadrant of abdomen

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colon

53
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the 2 retroperitoneal organs

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kidney
pancreas
(lies behind abdominal cavity)

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