Test - U1 Intro to Anatomy Flashcards
(18 cards)
- A pancreatic cell spealizes in making enzymes that it releases to the small intestines. Which of the following best describes the path these enzymes take frim synthesis to exocytosis?
rough er, golgi, cell membrane - U1
- Cells that line the trachea specialize in moving fluids across thier surfaces, down the throat. Which organelle would these cells most likely have in abundance?
cilia - U1
- The body system responsible for acting a a barrier to protect the body from infectious agents in the environment is the _______.
integumentary - U1
- The body system responsible for the production and secreatiion of hormones is the ______.
excretory - U1
- adipose tissue - vacuoles and fat droplets
Connective Tissue - dense tissue with vein going through - U1
- molecules moveing through something else into lower concentration
facilatated diffusion - U1
- Molecules moving through a body if water
osmosis - U1
- Causes a cell to swell
hypotonic - U1
- low concentration of water
hypertonic - U1
- list two examples of two types of responces that can be triggered by a signaling pathway
opening of ion channel
how gene is expressed. - U1
- type of muscle tissue
cardiac - a streched out muscle with little nuculei embedded within them U1
- type of muscle tissue
skeletal - more stacked and compact and linear within the muscle U1
- type of muscle tissue
smooth - twisted and not linear it is mixed up and steched out compared to the others U1
- Whichbconnective tissue specializes in the storage of fat?
tendon - U1
- Is the most adbundant and widely distruted in the entire human body
connective tissue - U1
- Used for insulation and protection
nervous tissue - U1
- Salivary gland cells often specialize in packaging and secreting digestive enzymes in vesicles. Which organelle do these cells most likely have in abundance to aid in accomplihing this task?
golgi bodies - U1
- Explain the structure of the cell memebrane. Include the two macromolecules that are embedded within it, the polarity of different parts of the membrane, and why this makes the membrane selectively permeable. You may draw and label a picture if that helps you to explain.
Embedded with proteins and carbohydrates that make up the phospholipid layer. The heads of the lipid are polar and hydrophilic and the tails are nonpolar and hydrophobic. The makes it selectvely permable becuase it only allows small and non polar molecules thorugh the membrane. - U1