DHUBS1 - week 1 Flashcards

(21 cards)

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superior

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above

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inferior

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below

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3
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medial

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toward midline

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4
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lateral

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away from midline

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5
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proximal

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toawrd point of attachement of a limb to a trunk

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6
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distal

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tawrd point of attachement of a limb to the trunk

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7
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superficial

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near surface

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8
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deep

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away from surface

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9
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posterior

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back surface

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10
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anterior

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front surface

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11
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dorsal

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back

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12
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ventral

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belly

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13
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cadual

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toward the tail

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14
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coronal/frontal plane

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divides the body into front and back

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15
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sagittal plane

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divides the body into left and right

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16
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trasnverse/horizontal plane

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divides the body into top and bottom

17
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levels of organisation in human body

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chemcial level
celullar level
tissue level
organ level
organ system level
organism level

18
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two general classes of cells

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sex cells - reproductive cells
somatic cells - all other cells in the body

19
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structure of a typical somatic cell

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plasma membrane = outer boundary
cytoplasm = materail between memebrnae and nucleus
nucleus = control centre for cellular operations

20
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4 basic mechanisms of cell signaling

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Direct contact – direct interaction between cells
Paracrine signalling – communication between neighbouring cells
Endocrine signalling – communication between distal cells
Synaptic signalling - in the nervous system, sending signals between the synaptic gap

21
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what are ligands and receptors

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  • Ligands behave like a ‘key’ whilst receptors are like the ‘lock’
  • You must have the correct key to open the lock and vice versa
  • The correct key initiates the process or signal transduction
    The interaction between receptor and ligand initiates small charges in the receptor complex initiating the signalling cascade.