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Practical 1 Flashcards

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Anatomical Planes- Sagittal

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Divides body into L & R

passes vertically through body

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Anatomical Planes- Frontal

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Divides body into dorsal (back) and ventral (front)

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Anatomical Planes- Transverse

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Divides body into top and bottom- perpendicular to sagittal

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Divides body into top and bottom- perpendicular to sagittal

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Anatomical Planes- Transverse

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Divides body into dorsal (back) and ventral (front)

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Anatomical Planes- Frontal

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Divides body into L & R

passes vertically through body

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Anatomical Planes- Sagittal

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Dorsal

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back

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Ventral

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front

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Superior

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above, toward the head

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inferior

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below, towards the feet

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Medial

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towards midline of body

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lateral

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side of body or body part that is farthest from the midline

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dorsal

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towards the back of the body

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ventral

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towards the front of the body

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distal

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farther from the point of attachment

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proximal

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closest to the point of attachment

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posterior

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towards the back

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anterior

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towards the front

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back

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dorsal or posterior

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front

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ventral of anterior

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superficial

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closer to the surface of the body

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deep

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further into the body away from the surface

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ipsilateral

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belonging to or occurring on the same side of the body

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contralateral

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belonging to or occurring on the opposite side of the body

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axial

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head, neck and trunk

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appendicular

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upper and lower limbs, extremities

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cephalic

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combo of head regions

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cranial

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upper part of head

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facial

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lower part of head

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frontal

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forehead

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buccal

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cheek

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cervical

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neck

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thoracic

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chest (incl. sternal + pectoral)

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abdominal

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stomach

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pelvic

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bony pelvis, pelvic cavity, pelvic floor and perineum

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sternal

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upper chest

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axillary

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armpit

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acromial

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shoulder

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brachial

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upper arm

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antecubital

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front of elbow

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antebracial

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lower forearm

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carpal

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wrist

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palmar

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palm

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digital

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fingers/toes

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inguinal

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groin region

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pubic

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pubic region, incl genitalia

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femoral

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upper thigh

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coxal

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hip bone (made of ilium, ischium and pubis)

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patellar

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knee

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crural

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lower leg (below knee)

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tarsal

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ankle

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pedal

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foot

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occipital

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anterior base of skull

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scapular

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scapula

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manual

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back of elbow

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scaral

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sacrum (connects to tailbone)

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gluteal

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buttocks

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perineal

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surface region btw pubic symphysis and coccyx

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popliteal

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back of knee

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calcaneal

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heel

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plantar

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sole of foot

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62
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cardiovascular organ system

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Distribution of nutrients

acid base balance

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digestive organ system

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nutrient breakdown and absorption
liver functions...
        regulate metabolism
        synth. of plasma proteins
        filters toxins/ blood
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endocrine organ system

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hormone production

internal chem. communication

65
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integumentary organ system

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protection
water retention
thermoregulation
cutaneous sensation
vitamin D synthesis
66
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lymphatic/ immune organ system

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recovery excess tissue fluid
detection of pathogens
production of immune cells

67
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muscular organ system

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movmnt
stability
heat production

68
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nervous organ system

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rapid internal comm.
coordination
motor control
sensation

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reproductive organ system (female)

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production of eggs
site of fetal dev. + nourishment
site of birth
lactation synthesis

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reproductive organ system (male)

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production / delivery of sperm

secretion of sex hormones

71
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respiratory organ system

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absorption of o2
discharge of co2
acid base balance
speech

72
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skeletal organ system

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support, mvmnt
mineral storage
blood formation
protective enclosure of viscera (organs)

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urinary/ excretory organ system

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elimination of waste
regulation of blood vol + pressure
blood detoxification
stimulation of RBC formation
control of electrolyte flow
74
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heart + blood vessels

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cardiovascular

75
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teeth, tongue, salivary glands, esophagus, stomach, sm + lrg intestines, liver, gallbladder + pancreas

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digestive

76
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Thyroid gland, Pituitary gland, Pineal gland, Parathyroid gland, Thymus, Adrenal glands, Pancreas, Testes + Ovaries

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endocrine

77
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Skin
Hair/ Nails
Ataneous glands

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integumentary

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skeletal muscles

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muscular

79
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Brain
Spinal Column
Nerves
Ganglia

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nervous

80
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Ovaries, Falopian tubes, Uterus, Vagina, + Mammary glands

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reproductive- female

81
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Testes, Epididymides, Spermatic ducts, Seminal vesicles, Prostate gland + Penis

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reproductive- male

82
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Nose
Pharnyx + Larynx
Trachea
Bronchi + Lungs

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respiratory

83
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Bones
Cartilage
Ligaments

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skeletal

84
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Kidneys
Uterus
Urinary bladder
Urethra

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urinary/ excretory

85
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Phases of Mitosis (IPMAT)

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interphase
prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telephase
86
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interphase

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cell performs reg. functions

copies its DNA

87
Q

prophase

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chromatin condenses into chromosomes
centrioles make spindle fibers
(can pick out defined lines in big nucleus)

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metaphase

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cell’s chromosomes align on middle of metaphase plate

89
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anaphase

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chromosomes break apart (pulled by spindle fibers anchored at opposite poles of the cell)

90
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telophase

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cell begins to cleave
2 daughter nuclei form
membrane forms around chromosomes

91
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concentration gradient

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difference in chem. concentration btw one point and another

92
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filtration

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mvmnt of H2O through a SPM due to hydrostatic pressure (force of gravity)

93
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diffusion

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net mvmnt particles from high concen. to low concen.

94
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passive transport

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mvmnt of particles across cell mem. w/out energy input

95
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osmosis

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net flow of water through SPM

from area high concen. to area low concen.

96
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facilitated diffusion

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carrier-mediated transport of solute through mem. and down concent. gradient

97
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phagocytosis

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“cell eater”

consumes cellular debris, dirt and bacteria

98
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hypertonic

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consumes water

concen. of NP solutes< intracellular fluid

99
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hyptonic

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repels water and shrivels (crenate)

concen. of NP solutes> intracellular fluid

100
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isotonic

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concen. of NP solutes = intracellular fluid

101
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active transport

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transport of particles through SPM and up concen. gradient

w/ aid of carrier powered on ATP

102
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Primary categories of tissues

A

epithelial
connective
nervous
muscular

103
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functions of Epithelial tissues

A 
secretion 
excretion
absorption
structure
filtration
protection
sensation
104
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shapes of epith. (3)

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squamous
cuboidal
columnar

105
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arrangements of epith (3)

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simple
stratified
pseudostratified

106
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types of Cell junctions

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tight
desmosomes
gap

107
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tight junction

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encircles cells to connect them

make closed gate w/ proteins

108
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desmosome junction

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snaps cells together so they don’t separate

can’t prevent mol. mvmnt through cell

109
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gap junction

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formed by connexon
used for solute transportation
(flower structure)

110
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connexon

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transmem. protein ring

111
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Simple gland

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single unbranched duct

112
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compound duct

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branched duct

113
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acinar

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secretory cells form dilated sac

114
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tubular

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if branch diameter = secretion tube

115
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serous

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produce watery / thin fluids

milk/ digestive fluid

116
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mucous

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secrete mucin

117
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mucin

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absorbs h20 and makes mucus

118
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types of glandular secretion

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merocrine
apocrine
holocrine

119
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merocrine

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release by exocytosis

120
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apocrine

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bud secretions off through plasma mem.

121
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holocrine

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release by accumulate product + explode

122
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Four primary membranes

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cutaneous
mucous
serous
endothelium

123
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cutaneous

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(skin)

resists dehydration

124
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mucous

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lines passages open to exterior environment

mouth, lungs and stomach

125
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serous

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produce watery serous fluid
lines body cavaities
(pelvic, and abdominal)

126
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endothelium

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compose circulatory system

tunica interna of blood vessels and endocardium of heart

127
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simple squamous location+ function

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alveoli of lungs

rapid diffusion or transportation of substances through mem.

128
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simple cuboidal location and function

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majority of glands (adrenal and pituitary)

absorption

129
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simple columnar location and function

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the lining of intestines

secretion of mucus

130
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stratified squamous keratinized fun. and location

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plams and soles

resist abrasion + dehydration

131
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stratified squamous non-ker. function and location

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tongue or esophagus

resists abrasion and pathogen penetration

132
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pseudostratified epithelium

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ONLY ONE W/ CILLIA
respir. tract
secretes and propels mucus

133
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precursor to CT

A

mesenchyme

134
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functions of CT

A 
storage
support
transport
immune protection
heat production
135
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Three aspects in all CT

A

cells
fibers
ground substance

136
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matrix

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ground substance + fibers

137
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Branches of CT

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Loose, Dense, Cartilage and Other

138
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Loose CT parts

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areolar, reticular, adipose

139
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Dense CT parts

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regular and irregular

140
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Cartilage parts

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Hyaline
Elastic
Fibrocartilage

141
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“Other” branch parts

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Bone

Blood

142
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areolar

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surround blood vessels

fun- allows passage of nerves and blood through tissue

143
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reticular

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fun- structural support for organs

found in kidney or spleen

144
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adipose

A 
fun- long term energy storage
heat generation (brown fat)
surrounds organs and in dermis
145
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dense regular

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found in tendons and ligaments

resistance to forces pulling along a single axis (movement)

146
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dense irregular

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fun- expand in all directions
(allow for diff. concentration gradients)
found in arteries

147
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hyaline cartilage

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holds open airway and eases joint function

found at end of long bones

148
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elastic cartilage

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fun- flexible and elastic support for mvmnt

found in external ear

149
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fibrocartilage

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absorbs shock and resists compression in joints for mvmnt (jumping)
intervertebral discs

150
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Blood

A

fun- transport of nutrients and CO2

found in blood vessels and veins

151
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Bones

A

fun- store calcium and support

attached to tendons

152
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Epithelial v Connective Tissue differences

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ep- for secretion and absorption/ protection
ct- for support, and storage

ep- thinner and less diverse
ct- most abundant and highly diverse

ep- lumen
ct- no lumen

ep- has cilia and can be keratinized
ct- no basal and apical surface

153
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fibers in CT

A

elastic
reticular
collagenous

154
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Ground substance in CT (made of)

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water and carbohydrate molecules

155
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cells in CT

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macrophages
plasma cells
fibroblasts…

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