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Smallest structures in the body
cells
nucleus in the center
organization of similar cells
tissues
skin
organizations different kinds of tissues
Organs
heart
Organizations of many different kinds of organs
systems
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys
Anatomical Position is what
body erect, arms at sides with palms forward
Superior
towards head
Inferior
towards feet
anterior
towards front
posterior
towards the back
medial
towards the midline
lateral
towards the side, away from midline
proximal
towards the trunk
distal
away from the trunk
superficial
towards the surface
deep
away from the surface
Sagital
plane dividing into left and right sections
midsagital
plane dividing into equal left and right sections
frontal(coronal)
division into anterior and posterior sections
transverse
horizontal plane that divides into superior and inferior sections
thoracic cavity consists of what two cavities?
mediastinum and pleural
heart and lungs
What cavity is inferior to the thoracic cavity?
abdominal cavity
low pH, high H+
Acidic
Acidic, Basic
high pH, low H+
Basic
Acidic, Basic
T/F
A pH 5 solution has 10 times the H+ concentration of a pH 6 solution
T
T/F
A pH 4 solution has 100 times the H+ concentration of a pH 6 solution
T
Good Cholesterol
HDL
Bad Cholesterol
LDL
Has pH < 7 and has more OH- ions than H+ ions in solution
Base
Has pH > 7
Acid
Large molecules made of aminos, folded chains by peptide bonds
Protein
A fibrous protein that holds many different tissues together
Collagen
Forms tough, waterproof fibers in the outer layers of the skin
Keratin
Smallest structures in the body
cells
organization of similar cells
tissues
organization of different types of tissues
organs
organizations of many kinds of organs
Systems
Four abdominal quadrants
right upper, right lower, left upper, left lower
Nine abdominal regions
right/left hypochondriac, right/left lumbar,
right/left iliac,
hypogastric,umbilical, epigastric,
Heart is in what cavity?
mediastinum
m_d_a_s_i_n_m
Lungs are in what cavity?
pleural cavities
pl
Dorsal cavities consist of what two cavities?
cranial and spinal
c & s
Body temp and dehydration are from what feed back loop?
Negative
NFL
Child birth and clotting are from what feed back loop?
Positive
PFL
Temporarily amplify the change that is occurring
Positive Feed back loop
PFL
All organs maintaining proper functions is considered what?
Homeostasis
H stasis
Positively charged particle
proton
+
Negatively charged particle
electron
-
Non-charged particle
Neutron
=
Total Number of protons in the nucleus
atomic number
AN
Total Number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
atomic mass
AM
Uneven amount of electrons and protons
Ion
Double sugar made up of two monosaccharide units
Disaccharide
two
Complex carb made up of many monosaccharide units
Polysaccharide
many
Six carbon subunits
monosaccharide
Fats and oils
Lipids
Lipid that stores energy for a later use
triglycerides
tri
Lipid found in membrane or cells
phospholipid
phos
Lipid that converts into steroid hormones by the body
Cholesterol
chol
Fine, hair like extensions, capable of moving together in a wavelike fashion over the surface of a cell
Cilia
the tail of a cell (tail of sperm cell)
flagella
flag
ATP
adenosine triphosphate
(Passive transport)
Same concentration throughout the cell
diffusion
diff
phago-
phagocytosis
engulf, to eat
pino-
pinocytosis
to drink, trapping fluid inside a plasma membrane pocket
movement of water and solutes through a membrane because of a greater pressure on one side of the membrane than the other
filtration
filter
Skin is part of what organ system?
integumentary system
inte