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term for all reactions that sustain life
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metabolism
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nearer the head
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cranial
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farther from the midline of the body
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lateral
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plane that divides: superior and inferior parts
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transverse
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same
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homeo
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plane that divides anterior and posterior
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frontal
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subunit of an element
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atom
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substance that dissolves in another substance
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solute
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simplest form of CHO
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monosaccharides
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organelle that produces energy for cell
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mitochondrion
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to drink
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pino
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a reaction in which simple componds are assembled into more complex compounds is:
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anabolism
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term that describes the position of the lungs w/ respect to the stomach
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superior
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term that describe pos. of hand w/ respect to the elbow
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distal
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a basic substance could have pH of
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12
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chemical category that includes fats and cholesterol is
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lipds
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proteins are complex molecules composed of
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amino acids
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all enzymes are
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proteins
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ribosomes participate in the process of
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translation
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a hydrophobic substance _____ easily w/ water
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does not dissolve
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the major lipids in the plasma membrane are proteins and _________
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cholesterol
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The RNA found in ribosomes is called
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rRNA
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Small bodies involved in teh manufacture of proteins are
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ribosomes
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cell shrink when placed in what type of solution?
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HYPERtonic
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transcription is the synthesis of
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RNA
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the plasma membrane is best described as
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selectively permeable
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Brain/spinal cord is in what cavity?
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dorsal
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Lung is in what cavity?
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thoracic
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Urinary bladder is in what cavity
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pelvic
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loose connective tissue
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arreolar
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keratin filled uppermost layer of epidermis
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stratum corneum
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subcutaneous layer
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HYPOdermis
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bone that forms back and part of base skull
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occipital
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bones that form tope and sides of skull
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parietal
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winglike extensions of bone located at base of skull
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sphenoid
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bone loacated between eyes that form nasal cavity roof
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ethmoid
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section of spinal column that forms part of bony pelvis
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sacrum
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skull bones that are united by immovable joint
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suture
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large soft spot at junction of parietal bones and frontal bone in infant
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anterior fontanel
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Osteocytes are to bone as chondrocytes are to
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cartilage
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the olecranon is the part of the _____ that forms the elbow
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ulna
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a malleolus is found on
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tibia and fibula
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_____is found in the shoulder girdle
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scapula
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the greater trochanter is a large projection on the _____
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femur
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the turning of a bone on its own axis is called
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rotation
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when an indiv. points his toes, the foot is performing the movement called
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plantar flexion
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the word part cost/o refers to
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ribs
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skeletal muscle is under
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voluntary control
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the subcutaneous layer of skin contains
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adipose
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what is the name of the protein that makes up hair and nails called?
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keratin
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Of which of the following is NOT a function of skin: excretiong, sensation, regulation of body temp, or breathing
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breathing
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different skin tones reflect different amt. of what pigment?
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melanin
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Of the following functions of skeletal system, which is NOT a function: blood cell production, sodium storage, providing firm framework for body
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sodium storage
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where is spongy bone found in long bones?
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epiphyses
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where does bone growth in children occur?
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epiphyseal plate
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how many pairs of true ribs are found in adult thorax?
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7
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which bone contains foramen magnum?
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occipital bone
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how many phalanges are found in each hand?
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14
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give scientific name for kneecap
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patella
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when an elderly indiv. begins to lose height, the decrease primarily reflects changes due to what structure?
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invertebral disks
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