learning outcomes chapter 1 Flashcards

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Define anatomy

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study of the structure of the human body

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Define physiology

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study of the function of the human body

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describe macroscopic anatomy

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study of small body structures

ex: cytology, histology

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describe microscopic anatomy

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Study of large body structures

Ex: heart, kidneys

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Describe the universal characteristics of living things.

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Reproduction
growth
metabolism
responsiveness
use energy
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Discuss the survival needs of living things.

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Nutrients, oxygen, water, normal body temperature, appropriate atmospheric pressure

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Identify the 11 organ systems of the human body

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  1. Itegumentary
  2. Skeletal system
  3. Muscular system
  4. Nervous system
  5. Endocrine system
  6. Cardiovascular system
  7. Lymphatic/ immune system
  8. Respiratory system
  9. Digestive system
  10. Urinary system
  11. Reproductive system
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itegumentary -describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Itegumentary- protect the body, synthesize vit D (skin hair nails)

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Skeletal system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Skeletal system- protect/supports body organs (bones)

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Muscular system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Muscular system- maintains posture, produces heat, locomotion (skeletal muscles)

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Nervous system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Nervous system- control system of body, reacts to internal/external stimulus (brain, nerves, spinal cord)

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Endocrine system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Endocrine system- secrete hormones (thyroid, pineal, adrenal, pituitary, pancreas, testis, ovaries, thymus )

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Cardiovascular system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Cardiovascular system- transports blood (heart, veins, blood vessels)

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lymphatic system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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disposes of debris, houses white blood cells (Lymph nodes, spleen, thoracic)

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Respiratory system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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gas exchange ( lungs, bronchus, nasal cavity)

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Digestive system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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breaks down food (stomach, intestines, oral cavity esophagus)

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Urinary system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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Eliminates nitrogenous waste, regulates water (ureters, kidney, bladder urethra)

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Reproductive system- describe its major functions and list the organs associated with it

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reproduce offspring (testis, ovaries, penis, vagina)

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What is homeostasis?

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maintaining relatively steady internal conditions ex: ph, temperature, water

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What is negative feedback give an example

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In negative feedback systems
the output shuts off the original stimulus
Ex: Regulation of body temperature

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What is positive feedback? give an example

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In positive feedback systems, the output enhances or exaggerates the original stimulus, may exhibit a cascade or amplifying effect and usually controls infrequent events
Ex: Regulation of blood clotting

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what is superior?

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towards the head

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what is inferior?

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Away from the head

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what is anterior/ventral?

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toward the front

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what is posterior/ dorsal?
toward the back
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what is medial?
toward the mid-line of the body?
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what is intermediate?
between 2 structures
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what is proximal?
closer to the body part under discussion
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what is superficial?
toward the surface
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what is distal?
away from the body part under discussion
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What is deep?
away from the surface
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what is the axial region?
main axis of body (head to foot)
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what is the appendicular region?
appendages
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what is the Body Plane?
Flat surface along which body or structure is cut for anatomical study
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what is the sagittal plane?
sheet dividing left & right
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what is median/misagittal?
left and right equal halves
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what is parasagittal?
unequal left and right pieces
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What are frontal planes?
sheet diving dorsal and ventral
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what are transverse/horizontal planes?
cross section
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Orbital cavities
in skull housing eyes
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Middle ear cavities
lie within skull and house auditory bones
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Synovial cavities
lines joints
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Nasal cavity
part of upper respiratory system
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Oral and digestive cavities
mouth and upper digestive tract