Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Characteristics of the human organism (6)

A
  1. metabolism
  2. responsiveness
  3. movement
  4. growth
  5. differentiation
  6. reproduction
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2
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What is a disorder?

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abnormality of the structure or function

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3
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What is a disease?

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illness characterized by a set of symptoms

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4
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If a response reverses the original stimulus, the system is a…?

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negative feedback system

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5
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If a response enhances the original stimulus, the system is a…?

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positive feedback system

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6
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superior:

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toward the head end or upper part

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7
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inferior:

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away from the head end or upper part

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8
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anterior:

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front of the body

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9
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posterior:

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back of the body

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10
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medial:

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towards the middle of the body

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lateral:

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away from the middle of the body

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12
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intermediate:

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in between medial and lateral (armpit)

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13
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ipsolateral:

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on the same side

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14
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contralateral:

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on opposite sides

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15
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proximal:

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closest to the joint

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16
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distal:

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farthest from the joint

17
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superficial:

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towards the surface

18
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deep:

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away from the surface

19
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What are the 2 major divisions of the body and do they consist of?

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  1. Axial (head, neck, and trunk)

2. Appendicular (Limbs: arms and legs)

20
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3 most common body planes

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  1. midsagittal plane (left/right)
  2. frontal (anterior/posterior)
  3. transverse (upper half/lower half)
21
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prone position?

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lying face down

22
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supine position?

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lying face up

23
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regional names? (5)

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  1. Cephalic (head)
  2. Cervical (neck)
  3. Trunk (thoracic,abs,pelvis)
  4. Upper limb (arms)
  5. Lower limb (legs)
24
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what does serious fluid do?

A

reduce friction

25
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Three body cavities are lined by membranes:

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  1. pleural (lungs)
  2. pericardial (heart)
  3. abdominopelvic (abdomen & pelvic)
26
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When they line the walls of the body cavity they are known as

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parietal layers

27
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When they line the organs they are known as

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visceral layers