Unit 1 & 2 Flashcards

1: levels of organization, homeostasis, organ systems, directional terms 2: chemistry (78 cards)

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anatomy

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study of the structures of the body and relationships

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physiology

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study of the functions of the body parts

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Levels of Organization

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chemical&raquo_space; cell&raquo_space; tissue&raquo_space; organ&raquo_space; organ systems&raquo_space; organism

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homeostasis

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body’s attempt to maintain a constant environment despite internal and external disruptions

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what systems act out homeostasis

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endocrine and nervous system

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how is homeostasis maintained

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by feedback loops

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which feedback loop is a reversal and very common

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negative feedback loop

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which feedback loop escalates and amplifies

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positive feedback loop

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integumentary system

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protection, senses, temp regulation

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mucular system

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movement, heat production

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skeletal system

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protection, support, mineral storage

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nervous system

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controls body activity, regulates metabolism

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immune/lymphatic system

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body’s defense against infection, recycling interstitial fluid

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endocrine system

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maintains homeostasis with the use of hormones

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cardiovascular system

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carries oxygen & nutrients to body cells

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respiratory system

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gas exchange, regulation of pH

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digestive system

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breaks down food & absorbs nutrients

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urinary system

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rids wastes, maintains pH & regulates body fluids

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reproductive

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produces gametes (sperm, egg)

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what are electron shells arranged into

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energy levels

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atomic number

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number of protons in atom

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valence shells

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atoms with 8 electrons in its outer shell

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mass number

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number of protons+neutrons

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atoms that have their outer shell filled are not reactive. they are stable

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true

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atoms that need electrons to complete the outermost electron shell are reactive or active?
active
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element
a substance that can't be divided into different substances: composed of only one atom
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trace elements
Iron, Iodine, Zinc
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What 4 major elements make up 96% of the body
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen
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molecule
combination of 2 or more atoms ex: O2, H2O
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Compound
combination of 2 or more DIFFERENT atoms
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isotopes
atoms that contain the same number of protons but have a different mass numbers
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process of emitting subatomic particles
radioactive decay
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radioisotopes
emitted subatomic particles
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chemical bonds
atoms reacting with another
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ionic bonds
formed when one atom gives up an electron(s) to another atom ex: NaCl
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Ions
atoms that carry an electrical charge
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cation
positive ion
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anion
negative ion
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what do ionic bonds form when they dissociate in water
electrolytes
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covalent bonds
formed when atoms share electrons: energy levels overlap
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covalent bonds are weak and soluble
false: strong and insoluble
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hydrogen bonds
weak attractive force between hydrogen and either oxygen or nitrogen atoms
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hydrogen bonds are cohesive (create surface tension)
true
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chemical reactions
process of making or breaking bonds between atoms
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metabolism
the sum of all chemical reactions
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catabolism
breaking down molecules; releases energy
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anabolism
building up molecules; requires energy
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decomposition reactions
larger locales are broken down into smaller molecules ex: food being broken down in the digestive tract before its absorbed
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hydrolysis
decomposition reaction that occurs when water is used to break a single molecule down into two smaller ones
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synthesis reactions
assembles smaller molecules into a larger molecule
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dehydration synthesis
occurs when water is removed to form a larger molecule (condensation)
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exchange reaction
atoms are shuffled
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reversible reactions
may occur in both directions simultaneously within the body ; commonly occurs to maintain homeostasis
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what does water having a high heat capacity mean
it can absorb and retain heat
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aqueous solutions
any solutions that has water as a solvent
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polar
electrons are shared unequally
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hydration sphere
water molecules surround each ion
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hydrophilic molecules
molecules that mix with water
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non-polar
electrons are shared equally
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hydrophobic molecules
molecules that don't mix w/ water
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what electrolytes are in the body
K+, H+, Na+, Cl-, Ca++, Mg++
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crucial for the body to properly function
regulation of electrolytes
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results of low levels potassium
weak muscle contraction or paralysis
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result of high levels of potassium
irregular heartbeats
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what organ systems maintain electrolytes
digestive, skeletal, kidney
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acid
any solute that dissociates in solution and releases a hydrogen ion and anion
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strong acid
will completely dissociate in solution
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weak acid
will not dissociate completely; release very few H+ ions into solution
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base
any solute that dissociated in solution and releases hydroxide ions (OH-) and cation
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strong base
will almost completely dissociate in solution
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weak base
will not dissociate completely; release very few OH- ions into solution
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strong base and strong acid...
neutralize each other in solution and produce water and salt
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salt
ionic compound consisting of any cation except hydrogen & anion (except hydroxide)
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pH
potential Hydrogen
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pH of 7
neutral
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pH below 7
acidic
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pH greater than 7
basic/alkaline
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buffer
can stabilize pH by binding or releasing hydrogen ions