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What is the name of the study of body structure
Anatomy
What is the name of the study of how the body works
Physiology
What is the name for the study of disorders of functioning
Pathophysiology
what is the smallest living unit of structure and function called
Cells
what is a group of cells with similar structure and function called
Tissue
what is a group of tissues precisely arranged as to accomplish specific functions called
Organs
what is a group of Organs that all contribute to a particular function called
Organ systems
What is homeostasis
the ability for the body to maintain a relatively stable metabolism
Describe a Negative Feedback system
The body's response reverses the stimulus
i.e- decreased metabolism>thyroxine is secreted>metabolism rises> thyroxine stops.
Describe a Positive Feedback System
the response of the stimulus does not stop or reverse the stimulus but instead continues the sequence of events
i.e- Labor secrets Oxytocin> Oxytocin stimulates labor
what is anatomical position
standing upright
facing forward
arms at the side with palms forward and feet slightly apart
what kind of permeability does the cell membrane have
Selectively permeable
what is considered the control center of the cell
the Nucleus
how many chromosomes does the human body have
46
what is the water solution minerals, gases, organic molecules and cell organelles that are found between the cell membrane and the nucleus
Cytoplasm
where does protein synthesis occur
Ribosomes
where does Carbohydrate synthesis occur
Golgi Apparatus
where does ATP/Energy production take place
Mitochondria
what is diffusion
the movement of molecules from an area of greater concentration to an area of lesser concentration
what is osmosis
Diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane