Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Atom

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basic unit of all matter. Smallest component of a chemical element that retains its characteristic properties

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Ovarian sample presents as thyroid tissue. What could be an explanation?

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Teratoma or germ cells

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Tissue

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cells with common functions

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4 types of tissue

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connective, muscle, nervous, epithelial

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body system

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coordinated group of tissues and organs that work together to perform specific functions

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metabolism

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physical and chemical changes in the body

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Why do we need metabolism?

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digestion, growth, repair and energy

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homeostasis

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ability to maintain a stable internal environment

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vital signs

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measurable indication of how body functions

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sign

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quantifiable and measurable

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symptom

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subjective

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superior

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cephalic or cranial

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inferior

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caudal

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Name surface landmarks of the abdomen

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xyphoid process, transpyloric plane, subcostal plane, inter tubercular plane, right and left lateral planes and linea semilunaris

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Right and Left lateral planes

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vertical. pass through midinguinal point

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Subcostal plane

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horizontal. joins lower margins of ribs

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intertubercular plane

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horizontal. Lowest. joins tubercles on iliac crests

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transpyloric plane

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horizontal. highest. pylorus, duodenal junction, neck of pancreas and hilum or kidneys

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Dorsal cavity

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bony

cranial and vertebral (spinal canal)

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ventral cavity

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thoracic and abdominopelvic

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retroperitoneum

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posterior abdominal wall, behind parietal peritoneum. 12t - sacrum and iliac crests

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8 visceral organs

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liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, stomach, small intestine, parts of large intestine

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liver location

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posterior to lover ribs
right lobe in right hypochondrium and epigastrium
left love in epigastrium and left hypochondrium

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gallbladder location

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opposite to the tip of 9th costal cartilage

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spleen location
left hypochondrium | under 9th, 19th and 11th ribs
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pancreas location
epigastrium head is below and to the right neck on transpyloric plane body and tail above and to the left
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kidney location
right is lower than left move 2 inch during respiration hilum on transpyloric plane
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aorta location
anterior to the spine and to the left | bifurcates opposite to 4th lumbar vertebra
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IVC location
formed by confluence of right and left common iliac veins | to the right of the spine
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stomach location
transpyloric plane b/w esophagus and small intestine
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Small intestine location
pyloric sphincter to large intestine
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Large intestine location
small intestine to anal canal
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Bladder and uterus location
lower pelvic region in hypogastric plane
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Right crus of diaphragm
arises from L1-L3
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Left crus of diaphragm
arises from L1 and L2
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origin of diaphragm
lateral to the crura | from medial and lateral arcuate ligaments
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linea alba
xyphoic process to symphysis pubis
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retroperitoneal cavity organs
``` kineys, ureters and adrenal glands pacras aorta and IVD bladder uterus prostate gland ascending and descending colon most of duodenum ```
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location of anterior pararenal space
between renal fascia and posterior area of peritoneum | houses ascending and descending colon, pancreas and duodenum
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posterior pararenal space
posterior renal fascia and muscles of posterior abdominal wall
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false pelvis
pelvis major | between iliac fossae, superior to pelvic brim
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true pelvis
pelvis minor | inferior to pelvic brim
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5 organs of pelvic cavity
part of large intestine rectum bladder reproductive organs
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broad ligament
envelopes the fallopian tubes | arises from the floor of the pelvis
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Forms posterior pelvic wall
piriformis muscles
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cells that make up peritoneum
mesothelium
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mesentery
2 layer fold of peritoneum | attaches intestine to posterior abdominal wall
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epiploic foramen
opening of the lesser sac in the abdomen