Lab Midterm Flashcards

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What are the order of the body from smallest to largest?

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Cell->tissue->organ->system

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The intracellular compartment contains?

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67% of fluid in the body

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The extracellular compartment contains?

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33% of the fluid in the body

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What are the two parts of the extracellular fluid?

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Blood Plasma

Interstitial fluid

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5
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Does carrier mediated transport require energy?

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Yes

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What is Fick’s Law?

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Rate of diffusion=[(delta C)(temp)(x-area)]/{(d)(MW)]

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What is the definition of solubility?

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Maximum amount of solute that will dissolve in a certain amount of solvent at a given temp

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A solute is?

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substance dissolved

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A solvent is?

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substance that does the dissolving

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What is osmosis?

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The net diffusion of water from an area of greater water concentration to an area of lesser water concentration down a concentration down a concentration gradient

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What is dialysis?

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The net diffusion of a solute through a selectively permeable membrane

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Something that is hypertonic contains?

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less solute and more water than extracellular enviroment

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Something that is hypotonic contains?

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Cells contain more solute and less water than extracellular enviroment

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What is the senses feedback loop?

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Homeostasis->stimulus->brain->response

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What are the 5 senses?

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Taste, smell, vision, hearing and touch

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16
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Pain receptors are also referred to as what?

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nociceptors

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What are the two types of photoreceptors and what do they do?

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Rods (sensitive to lights)

Cones (Sensitive to colors)

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18
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What is protan?

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defect in red cones

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What is deuteran?

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a defect in green cones

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What is tritan?

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a defect in red cones

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a defect in red cones ?

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a defect in red cones?

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defect in red cones ?

24
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What are the 5 taste receptors?

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sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and savory

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What are the 3 small bones in the middle ear?
Malleus incus stapes
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What organ regulated blood glucose?
the pancreas
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What two types of glands are in the pancreas? What do they do?
endocrine-hormones | exocrine- enzymes, fluids, ions
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What are the 2 cells within the Islets of Langerhans and which secrete insulin and glucagon?
Alpha-secretes glucagon Beta-secretes insulin Delta
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What are the overlapping functions of the NS
Sensory input Integration Motor Output
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What is membrane potential?
the potential difference in charge across a membrane
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Hyperpolarization is?
the inside is more negative
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Depolarization is?
the inside is more negative
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In graded potential, the?
magnitude of the change depends on the strength of the stimulus
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What is the primary goal of muscles?
to convert chemical energy into mechanical work
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What are the two fundamental features of muscles?
Muscle cells are excitable | Muscles only have one basic mechanism of action (contract and relax )
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Myofibrils contain?
sarcomeres
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Sarcomeres contain?
actin and myosin
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All sarcomeres must do what to contract the muscle?
contract simultaneously
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What are the three types of skeletal muscle fibers?
oxidative fibers Oxidative-glycolytic fibers Glycolytic fibers
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oxidative fibers have?
many mitochondira, resistant to fatigue and good for distance running
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Oxidative-glycolytic fibers have?
Red and fast twitch, many mitochondria, middle distance running/swimming
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Glycolytic fibers have?
White and fast twitch, fastest contractile, easily fatigued, few mitochondria, good for sprinting
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What are the 4 elements to muscle contraction?
- nerve must activate a skeletal muscle cell - Nerve activation increases the concentration of calcium in the vicinity of the contractile proteins - presence of calcium permits contraction - When muscles are no longer stimulated by a nerve contraction ends
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What is a twitch?
contraction resulting from a stimulus of sufficient strength and duration applied to muscle
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What is a summation?
If a muscle is restimulated before the twitch is relaxed, the second twitch will add strength to the first
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What is tetanus?
state of contration without relaxation caused by short intervals between stimuli
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What is fatigue?
a condition caused when ATP is used faster that can be produced
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What is the legth-tension relationship?
Skeletal muscle operate with greatest active force when close to an ideal length and when stretched beyond this length, the maximum active generated can greatly decrease
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Muscular-dystrophy is?
an inherited disease in which the absence of a single protein causes a leak of calcium into the muscle cells