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Lab 1 Flashcards

1
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Integumentary system (organs)

A

Skin (largest organ)
Hair follicles
Nails
Glands of the skin

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Intergumentary system (function)

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To protect the body from microorganisms, drying out, and creat vitamin D

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3
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Skeletal system (organs)

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Bone
Cartilage

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4
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Skeletal system (function)

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Support, protect organs, produce blood

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5
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Muscular system (organs)

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Muscles
Skeletal
Cardiac

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Muscular system (function)

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Movement, protect some organs, and thermogenesis (the dissipation of energy through the production of heat)

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Nervous system (organs)

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Brain
Spinal cord
Nerves

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Nervous system (function)

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Coordinate body regions, interpret environmental cues

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Endocrine system (organs)

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Pituitary
Thyroid
Pancreas
Gonads

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10
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Endocrine system (function)

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Long-term regulation of body activities

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Cardiovascular system (organs)

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Heart
Blood vessels

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Cardiovascular system (function)

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Circulation of blood cells, nutrients, waste, and respiratory gas

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Lymphatic system (organs)

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Lymph nodes
Spleen
Tonsils

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Lymphatic system (function)

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Protect body from infections

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Respiratory system (organs)

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Nose
Larynx
Trachea
Lungs

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16
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Respiratory system (function)

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Gas exchange between blood and lungs

17
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Digestive system (organs)

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Alimentary conal
Accessory structure

18
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Digestive system (function)

A

Break down food, absorption of nutrients, storage of energy.

19
Q

Urinary system (organs)

A

Kidney’s
Uterus
Urinary bladder
Urethra

20
Q

Urinary system (function)

A

Ridding the body of nitrogenous waste, maintaining chemical balance of body fluids.

21
Q

Reproductive system (organs)

A

Gonads
Uterus
Vagina
Penis
Seminal vesicles

22
Q

Reproductive system (function)

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To produce gametes and hormones.

23
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Working distance

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Distance between the objective lens and the stage

24
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Field of view

A

Area that you are viewing.

25
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Parfocal

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Once the specimen is correctly focused on scan, it will remain in focus at the next higher magnification.

26
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Depth of field

A

Vertical focusing distance, decreases with increasing magnification

27
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Resolution

A

The ability of a microscope to distinguish details of a specimen or sample

28
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Scan magnification (red)
Total magnification

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4x
40x

29
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Low magnification (yellow)
Total magnification

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10x
100x

30
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High magnification (blue)
Total magnification

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40x
400x

31
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Oil magnification (white)
Total magnification

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100x
1000x

32
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Inversion

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Specimen viewed with the microscope are inverted and reversed.

33
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Ocular lens

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Has 10x magnification and is what you use to look through the microscope.

34
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Objective lenses

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Scan (red)
Low (yellow)
High (blue)
Oil (white).

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