sac 1 Flashcards

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what are the levels of organisation within the body

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cells, tissues, organs, systems, body

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what is the function of water within the body

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  1. to transport nutrients around the body
  2. to regulate body temp - through sweating
  3. provide lubrication
  4. allow removal of waster - formation of urine and faeces
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what is in the immune body system

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thymus, spleen, lymph nodes

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what is in the ventral cavity

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thoracic - chest
abdominal - stomach
abdominoplevic- stomach and groin/ pelvic

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where is the dorsal cavity

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back
‘ closer to the back’

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where is the ventral cavity

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belly
closer to the belly
front

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what is the dorsal cavity

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spinal/ vertebral
cranial- head

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name the abdominal quadrants

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right upper quadrant, left upper quadrant, right lower quadrant, left lower quadrant

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name the abdominal regions

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right hypochondriac region
epigastric region
left hypochondriac region
right lumbar region
umbilical region
left lumbar region
right lilac region
hypogastric region
left lilac region

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what is the frontal coronal plane

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a vertical plane that divides the body into front and back portions

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what is the saggital plane - ( lateral plane)

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a vertical plane that divides the body into left and right sides

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what is the transverse plane ( axial)

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a horizontal plane that divides the body into upper and lower portions

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what is flexion and provide and example

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  • reducing the joint angle
    e.g. bending knee
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what is extension and provide and example

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  • increasing the joint angle
    e.g. straightening arm
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what is abduction and provide an example

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  • body part moving away from midline or body
    e.g. arms out horizontal
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what is adduction and provide and example

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  • body part moving towards the midline
    e.g. arms across body
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what is rotation and provide and example

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  • when a bone or limb pivots around a joint
    e.g. turning wrist
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what is pronation and provide an example

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rotation of the forearm- foot so the plamar/ plantar surface points upwards or forwards

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what is supination and provide an example

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rotation of the forearm/ foot so that the plamar/ plantar surface points upwards/ forwards
e.g. hands in shape of cup

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what is inversion and provide and example

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  • rotation of the sole of the foot inwards
    e.g. rolling ankle in
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what is eversion and provide and example

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  • rotating the sole of the foot outwards
    e.g. shrugging shoulders up
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what is elevation and provide an example

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  • movement in a superior direction
    e.g. shrugging shoulders up
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what is depression and provide an example

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movement in an inferior direction
e.g. lowering shoulders down

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what is protraction and prove an example

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body part is pushed or moved forwards
e.g. sticking chin out

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what is retraction and provide an example
body bart is pushed or moved backwards e.g. holding shoulders back
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what are 3 functional characteristics for maintaining life
1. excretion - removing waste from the body 2. reproduction - provide new cells for growth and repair 3. respiration - ability to inhale o2 and utilise for the production of energy
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what is H20 ( water) structure
two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom
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where is H20 located
plasma ( blood interstitial - between cells intracellular - within cells e.g. cytoplasm
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what is smooth er
a long network of a folded tube like structure
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what is the function of smooth er
synthesise hormones and lipids
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what is the structure of rough er
a long network of a folded, tube like structure , studded with ribosomes
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