Human body week 4,5,6 Flashcards

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2 types of glands

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endocrine - secretes hormones into blood
exocrine - release stuff through ducts to specific surfaces

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name 5 galnds

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sebaceous
merocrine
approcrine
ceremonious
mammary

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merocrine sweat gland

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type of sweat gland that helps cool the body and remove waste

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sebaceous gland

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it in the skin that produces sebum

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mammary gland

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gland in womens breast that produces milk to feed babies

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ceruminous gland

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special gland in the ear that makes earwax
releases cerumen - earwax

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Apocrine Sweat Gland

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it becomes active during puberty and it mainly responsible for body odor

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Keratinocytes

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a strong protein that helps protect the skin from damage, germs
produces a protein called keratin

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Cell Type - Dendritic Cell

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they are phagocytes
eating cells

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Cell Type - Stem Cells

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special cells that can change into other cells - mitosis

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Cell Layer - Stratum Corneum

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it has 5-50 layers of VERY DEAD KERATINISED CELLS

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Cell Type - Melanocyte

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makes melanin and gives your skin colour

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Cell Type - Tactile Cell

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it helps you feel, touch and its connected to our vents

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Cell Layer - Stratum Lucidum

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it has a few rows of dead keratinocyte

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Cell Layer - Stratum Granulosum

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it has 3-5 layers of keratinocyte

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Cell Layer - Stratum Spinosum

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it has stratified (multiple layers) epithelium cells

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Cell Layer - Stratum Basale

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it has one layer of epithelial cells and is attached to dermis

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Loose Connective Tissue

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most widely spread tissue and is known as the packing tissue

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4 Types of tissues

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  1. connective
  2. epithelial
  3. nervous
  4. muscle
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Dermis

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is the middle layer of the skin
its vascular

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Loose Connective Tissue - AREOLAR

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contains blood vessels and nerves, lots of space

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What is the 2 dermis layer

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papillary layer - TOP THIN LAYER
Reticular layer - THICK LAYER

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Loose Connective Tissue - RETICULAR

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contains protein fibres
alot thicker

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Hypodermis also known as ____

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subcutaneous tissue

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Dermis Layer - RETICULAR
composed of dense irregular connective tissue contains collagen too
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Cell Layers 1. 2.
1. simple 2. stratified
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Shape Of Cells
Squamous - flat Cuboidal - cube Columnar - collum
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Epithelial cells
lines and covers surfaces in the body AVASCULAR - no blood cells
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Cells are held together by 1. 2. 3.
tight junction desmosomes gap junctions
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Gland
made up of 2 epithelial tissues
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Adipose Tissue
role is too gather triglercides (type of fat in ur blood)
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What do Tendons Attach
tendons attach muscles too bones
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Ligaments attach _____ to _____
ligaments attach BONES to BONES
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What are the 3 layers of skin
epidermis - top dermis - middle hypodermis - below
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Hair cycle 1. 2. 3.
growth phase regression resting
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Collagen
it s protein that provides structre, stremgth etc
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Extracellular Matrix
space outside cells that provide support and structure to tissues
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Glandular Epithelium
type of tissue that makes and releases substances type of tissue that makes up glands
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Epithelial
allows body to interact with both its internal and external environment
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Vasoconstriction
warming
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vasodilation
cooling
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Piloerector Muscle
attached to hair follicles
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Hameoglobin
protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen
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Name 4 type of Bone Cells
osteoblasts osteogenic osteocytes osteoclasts
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BONE CELL - osteoclasts
bone breaking cells very big
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BONE CELL - osteogenic
produce daughter cells can turn into osteoblasts
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BONE CELL - osteoblasts
bone producing cells release collagen
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BONE CELL - Osteocytes
mature bone cells and keep the bones healthy
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Cranium composed of 8 bones
1x frontal 2x parietal 2x temporal 1x occipital 1x sphenoid 1x ethimoid
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Osteon
makes bones strong
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Types of Cartilage - Fibro
dense , tough and parallel
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Types of Cartilage - elastic
flexible, compacted with elastic fibres
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What is a cartilage
smooth connective tissue and provides cushioning
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3 types of cartilage
elastic hyaline fibro
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Types of Cartilage - Hyaline
dense, fine collagen fibres
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Hand Bones
14x phalanges 5x metacarpals 8x carpals
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Pelvic girdle
set of bones that connects ur spine to ur legs
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Bones In Foot
7x tarsal 5x metatarsals 14x phalanges
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Pectoral Girdle (shoulder) CLAVICLE
joins scapula to strenum
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Pectoral Girdle (shoudler) SCAPULA
know as shoulder blade
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Bone - Leg to Thigh
femur - thigh bones patella - knee cap
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Bone - Knee to Ankle
Tibia - shin bone Fibula - stick like
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Bone - elbow to wrist
ulna - pinky radius - thumb
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Bone - shoulder to elbow
humorous
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Epiphyseal Plate - Long Bone
known as the growth plate found between end and middle of the bone
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Spongy Bone
contains red bone marrrow found at the end of long bone
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Compact Bone
composed of osteons
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Long Bone - ARTICULAR CARTILAGE
layer that covers the ends of bones stops friction between bones to move smoothly
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Irregular Bone
only if it doesn't fit into any other bones e.g. pelvic
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Flat Bone
curved, wide and thin protects soft organs e.g. rib
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short bone
width and length has to be the same e.g. carpals - wrist
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Long Bone
longer then wider e.g. humerous
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Osteogenesis
process of bone formation occurs when ur growing or healing
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Cartilaginous Bone
connected by cartilage and allows some movement
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Cervical Vertebrae C1 C2
c1 - atlas - holds ur head up c2 - axis - helps twist ur head
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Skeletal division
axial - core of body appendicular - movement - arms/legs
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Intervertebral disc
found between vertebrae , acts as a shock absorber stops bones rubbing against eachother
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Joints formed when ___
when we put bones together we have a joint
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Synovial joint - Joint Capsule
tough outer layer that holds the joints together
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1.Lateral 2.Dorsal 3.Anterior
1. away from the middle line 2. back 3. front
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Synovial Joint - Joint Cavity
space in the joint filled with fluid to help move smoothly
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synovial
allows some movement in the knee found in places that need free movement
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Synovial Joint - Articular Cartilage
smooth surface on the ends of bones that help then slide wothout rubbing
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Synovial Joint - Ligaments
strong bonds that hold bones together and keep joint stable
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Yellow Bone Marrow
stores fat for energy
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Red Bone Marrow
is the soft tissue and carries red blood cells found in spongy bones
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Bony Thorax
true - 1-7 - attached to sternum false - 8-12 - not attached floating - 11-12
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name 2 types of bone tissues
outercompact bone - smooth solid inner spongy bone - strong but light
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name the 33 irregular bones in the vertebrae breaky @7 lunch @12 tea @5 hungry 5 mins later 4 pieces of chocolate
7 cervical 12 thoracic 5 lumbar 5 sacral 4 coccyx
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Bones are held by ____
bones are held by joints and fibrous tissue
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Hemoglobin 2 globin chains
protein found in RBC GLOBIN CHAINS 1. beta 2. alpha
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Erythrocyte - RBC
cells that carry oxygen from lung too the rest of the body no nucleus no mitochondria
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erythropoiesis
process of making RBC occurs in bone marrow
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Haemolysis
destruction of RBC
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Bone marrow
soft spongy tissue found in bones
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Haemostasis 3 stages
1. vascular spasm 2. platelet plug 3. coagulation (blood clotting)
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Osmolarity
cosentration of stuff that can pass out through blood vessels
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Viscosity
how thick a liquid is blood ...
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Rhesus
if you had Rhesus - u have antigen D if u dont have rhesus - u dont have antigen D
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Prothrombin Activator (blood clotting) 1. 2. 3. 4.
- activates the protein - converts into an enzyme - throbin molecules occur - forming molecules of insoluble fibrin - form thread of clot
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Coagulation
RBC stick together bc of fibrin to form the clot when injured or cut
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Aggulation
RBC stuck together by forming a ball which restricts blood flow
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what vitamin is needed for blood clotting
K
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Fibrinolysis
process of the blood clot dissolving plasmin dissolves the clot
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Way of clotting 2 tyes
intrinsic and extrinsic
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Platelet Plug
platelets stick together to collagen fibres and form a 'seal' positive feedback
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Platlets
reduce blood flow by forming blood clot
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Leukocytes - 2 types
they are white blood cells 1. granular - has extra chemicals 2. a granular - doesnt has that
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granularcytes 1. 2. 3.
1. neutrophil - attracted too basophil 2. eosinophil - stained by acids and reds 3. basophil - attracted to basic stains
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A granular - 2 types
1. monocyte - biggest leoukocytes 2. lymphocyte - include t/b cells
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capillaries and types
continuous -tight junction fenestrated - holes sinusoids - large holes
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tunica externa
protects vessels and surrounding structure
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tunica media
control of vasodilation and vasoconstriction
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tunica interna
simple squamous cells lines the lumen of blood vessels
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name 3 tunicas
top - interna middle - media end - externa
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Arterial system
arteries that carry oxygenated blood
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valves
one way doors in ur viens and heart
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3 types of blood vessels
tubes that trnasport blood throughout the body 1. arteries 2. veins 3. capillaries
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Arteries
carry blood away the heart
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veins
carry blood towards the heart
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capillaries
link arteries to veins
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throacic pump - inhaling thoracic pressure - blood moved - abdominal pressure -
thoracic pressure - down blood moved - up abdominal pressure - moves up
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muscular pump
muscles contract and press on veins that forces ur blood back to heart
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thoracic pump - exhale thoracic pressure release of compression abdominal pressure
thoracic pressure - up release of compression abdominal pressure - down