Lecture 1 Flashcards

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name the levels of organization

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chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, system, organismal

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define negative feedback loop

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reverses a change, brings the body back to normal limits

**reverse back to original condition

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define positive feedback loop

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bringing/pushing the body outside normal limits

**enhancing original conditions

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list the 4 body cavities

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cranial, vertebral canal, thoracic, abdominopelvic

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what organ system controls B and T cells

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Lymphatic

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list components that make up skeletal system

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bones, cartilage, joints

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what is included in the integumentary system

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skin, nails, hair

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list the 11 body systems

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skeletal, muscular, endocrine, reproduction, urinary, cardiovascular, respiratory, lymphatic, digestive, nervous, integumentary

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list some organs in the RUQ

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liver, gallbladder, right kidney,

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list some organs in the LUQ

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stomach, spleen, pancreas, diaphragm

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list some organs in the RLQ

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appendix, cecum, ovaries, uterus

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list some organs in the LLQ

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small intestine, rectum, bladder

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list the 5 types of fluid in the body

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1)cerebrospinal fluid
2)aqueous
3)blood plasma
4)synovial
5)lymph

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list the 6 characteristics of the human body

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reproduction
growth
movement
responsiveness
metabolism
differentiation

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define metabolism

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the sum of all chemical reactions in the body

ex) turning food to energy

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list the 4 types of tissue and describe each

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epithelial - covers body surfaces(skin)

connective -connects, supports, delivers blood

muscular - contracts to generate heat & move body parts

nervous - carries info throughout the body via impulses

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describe continuous tension
vs
discontinuous tension

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continuous= muscle and fascia

discontinuous = bones

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define what a feedback system is

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used to control and regulate body processes

RECEPTOR-CONTROL CENTER - EFFECTOR

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where does a visceral membrane occur in the body

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covers organs

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where does a parietal membrane occur in the body

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lines cavity walls (inside abdomen)

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list some examples of cells in our bodies

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nerves
muscle
liver
epithelial

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define homeostasis

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the body’s state of balance

** maintaining fluid is one of the most vital aspects**

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define tensegrity

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an action in one part of your body will affect another part

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STRUCTURE DICTATES FUNCTION

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huge rule of A&P

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what are some organs in the RUQ
liver gallbladder kidney
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what are some organs in the LUQ
stomach spleen pancreas duodenum
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name some organs in the RLQ
appendix cecum ovaries uterus
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name some organs in the LLQ
rectum bladder anus small intestine
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what quadrant / region is the liver located
right upper quadrant right hypochondriac region
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list the 9 abdominopelvic regions and an organ in each
right hypochondriac - liver epigastric - stomach left hypochondriac - spleen right lumbar - gallbladder umbilical - umbilicus left lumbar - descending colon right inguinal - appendix hypogastric - bladder left inguinal - sigmoid colon
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define octet rule ** on test**
electrons always want to be paired to create stability
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define isotope
an atom with the same number of protons, but diff number of neutrons
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define ion
atom or molecule that has lost or gained electrons
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define cation
give away electrons (+ charged)
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anion
gained/stole electrons (- charged)
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name 1 major function of the cardiovascular system
pumps blood
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define digestion
the breaking down and absorbing of food into substances that can be used in the body
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what makes up the skeletal system
bone, cartilage, joints
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name some glands of the endocrine system
pituitary gland thalamus hypothalamus thyroid
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what is the outermost shell called
valance
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The ____________________ determines what the element is
number of protons in the nucleus
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_______ determine isotopes
neutrons
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what is an atom
the basic unit of a chemical element made of protons, neutrons and electrons
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what is a proton
positively charged electron
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what is a neutron
neutrally charged electron
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what is a electron
negatively charged
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where are atoms most stable
outermost shell, VALENCE
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mass number =
protons + neutrons
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what is our body made up of
96% oxygen carbon hydrogen nitrogen
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what kind of bond shares electrons
covalent
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which bond doesnt involve sharing electrons
hydrogen
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what is a chemical reaction
it happens when old bonds are broken and new ones are formed
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define exergonic reactions
reaction that releases energy
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define endergonic reactions
reaction that requires energy
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what is the law of conservation of energy
energy can neither be created or destroyed, but transformed or transferred from one form to another
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what is a catalyst
a chemical compound that speeds up a chemical reaction, made of enzymes that is usually a protein
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what are the 3 factors that affect a chemical reaction
1) increase in temperature 2) increase in concentrations 3) a catalyst
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what are the 3 types of mixtures
solution colloid suspension
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what is the pH of our blood
7.35-7.45
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buffer systems convert STRONG ACIDS into WEAK ACIDS OR BASES *****on test****
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what is a chemical element
a substance that cant be further broken down
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what is a molecule
group of atoms bonded together
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what is a compound
substance that contains two or more different elements
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what is a free radical
an atom with an unpaired electron in its valence reactive and unstable
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what is an ionic bond
a bond formed by a positive and negative charge
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what is an electrolyte
an ion that breaks apart into it's negative and positive parts in a solution
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difference between polar and non polar covalent bonds
polar= unequal non polar = equal
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define anaerobic and aerobic reactions
an= reactions that do NOT require oxygen ae= reactions that require oxygen
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what are the four types of chemical reactions
1)synthesis 2) decomposition 3) exchange 4) reversible
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define catabolism and anabolism
cata= reactions that break down large molecules to smaller ones ana= reactions that build up larger, complex molecules
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what does hydrophilic and hydrophobic mean
hyrophilic = water loving, easily dissolvable hydrophobic = doesnt like water, doesnt dissolve easily
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which metabolic reactions uses water ? which doesnt?
hydrolysis: needs water dehydration: makes water
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what does pH scale measure
the concentration of (H+) or (OH-) ions
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what is the most common buffer system in our body
carbonic acid - bicarbonate
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what are the 3 types of carbohydrates
monosaccharide, disaccharide, polysaccharide
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what is stored within or on a nucleic acid?
genetic information
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where is DNA and RNA found
DNA= inside of nucleus RNA= inside cytoplasm
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what is the most common form of energy the body uses ?
ATP
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what is a phospholipid
a molecule with a polar end and non polar end that makes up cell membranes occurring in a cell membrane
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name the 5 types of lipids
1) fatty acids 2) triglycerides 3) phospholipids 4) steroids 5)eicosanoids
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define triglycerides
protects insulates and provides energy most highly concentrated form of chemical energy available
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what is a protein (peptide)
large molecule constructed of amino acids bonded together
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what are the two broad categories of proteins
fibrous - insoluble in water globular - soluble
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what are 6 protein functions
structural - forms framework, like collagen regulatory - makes hormones contractile - allows muscle contraction immunobiological - make antibodies transport - carry vital substances catalytic - act as enzyme to speed up chemical reactions
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list some cellular activities that require energy
muscle contraction movement of structures inside of a cell movement of chromosomes during cell division
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