Term Test 1 Flashcards

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Homestasis is

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Physiology is

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The study of how living organism function. It is concerned with complex processes that depends on the intergated fuctions of many organs in the body.

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physiologists are concerned with

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function and intergration

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Pathophysiology is

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study of diseases state

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What are the 4 major categories of cell classification

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Muscle cell
Neurons
epitheial cells
connectivie Tissue Cell

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what are the three types of muscle cells

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Skeletal cell
cardiac cell
smooth cell

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The four general types of tissue

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muscle tissue
nervous tissue
epithelial tissue
connective tissue

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What is the definition of Tissue

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differentiated cells with simular properties.

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Types of Connective tissue

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loose, dense, blood, adipose, cartilage, bone

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What is a connective tissue cell

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cells that connect anchor and support the structure of the body.

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Muscles cells are specialized to ….. and the 3 types are….

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Specialized to generate force the three types are cardiac, skeletal, adn smooth.

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Control of the cardiac and smooth…… and skeletal muscle control is …

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involuntary and voluntary

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What are epithelial cells

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They are specialized cell for the selective secretion and absorption of ions and organic molecules and they are for protection

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What are the three types of epithelial cells

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  • cuboidal (cube shaped)
  • columnar (elongated)
  • squamous (flatted)
  • ciliated
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What are epithelial tissue

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known as epithelium they form many different epithelium cells, they can be arraigned in single cell thick tissue callled simple epithelium or thiskcer tissue made of numerous layers called stratified epithelium.

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The immediate environment surrounding each individual cell is made of

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Extracellular matrix and the extracellular fluid.

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ECM is made of

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proteins, polysaccharides and in some case minerals

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Proteins of the ECM consists of

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Fibres, collagen fibres, elastin fibres and non fibrous protein like carbs

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Organs are composed of

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two or more of the tissue types

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ECM have two general functions

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it provides scaffold for cellular attachments, and it it transmits information in the form of chemical messengers to the cells to help regulate their activity, migration, growth, and differentiation.

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Organ systems are

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a collection of organs that together perform an overall function.

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What does the term body fluid refer to

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water solutions of dissolved substances like oxygen, nutrients, and wastes in the body.

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What does extracellular fluid mean

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extracellular fluid is the fluid in the blood as well as outside the cell, 20 percent is plasma and 80 percent is interstitial fluid.

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The space containing interstitial fluid is called.

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dynamic constancy is ...
This idea within homeostasis, that is the fact that there is a fluctuating range within which our body opperates. It is not static.
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Hormones are
a type of chemical messenger secreted into the blood by cells of the endocrine system, Hormones may act on many different cells simultaneously because they circulate the body.
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Neurotransmitters are
they are chemical messengers that are released from the endings of neurons onto other neurons muscle cells and gland cells.
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Paracrine substances
They target cells in close proximity to site of release
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Autocrine substances
They act on the same cell that secreted the substance.
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Steriod Hormone Cortisol affects
The cells that it makes, nearby cells, and distant targets like the muscles and liver.
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Gap Junctions are
physical linkages connecting the cytosol between two cells which allows molecules to move from one cell to an adjacent cell without entering the extracellular fluid.
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Juxtacrine signalling
Chemical messengers not being released from the cell producing it rather is located in the plasma membrane of that cell. When the cell encounter's another cell type capable of responding to the message the two cells link up via the membrane bound message.
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Adaptation is
a characteristic that favors survival in specific enviroments.
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acclimatizations
improved functioning of an already existing homeostatic system in some cases this is due to prolonged exposure.
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Function of Plasma Membrane
regulation of substances into and out of cells and between cell organelles and cytosol detecting chemical messengers arriving at cell surface linking adjacent cells together by membrane junction anchoring cells in the ECM
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Cytoplasm versus Cytosol