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What is Anatomy?

Study of structure

What is Physiology?

Study of function

What are the levels of organization?

Molecular, cell, tissue, organ, organ systems, organism

What is Homeostastis?

Equilibrium, constant enviorment

What are the two types of feedback?

positive, negative



Define negative feedback

shuts off after given what it had needed, hormones

Define positive feedback

loops, childbirth and clotting

What is the normal pH level?

7.35-7.45

What does the pH scale start and end?

0-14

Neutral is what number?

7

If a substance is acidic it will go towards the

0

If a substance is a base it will go towards the

14

What is an enzyme

A catalyst, speeds up reaction lowering activation energy

What is an enzyme made of?

Protein

What is Denature?

change in structure, change structure change function

What is the process of an enzyme

reactants bind to active site, have reaction, products form, enzyme is not used up.

What are the 4 major types of organic molecules?

carbohydrate, lipid, protein, nucleic acid

What molecule makes up proteins?

Nucleic Acids

Example of a carbohydrate

monosacharide, glucose, fructose, galactose

Liver stores carbohydrates as what?

Glycogen

Examples of Lipids

phospholipid, cholesterol, triglycerides

Nucleic Acids make what?

DNA, RNA, high energy compound known as ATP

Cell membrane is made of what?

phospholipid bilayer

Where in the cell is energy made?

mitochondria

Structure needed for production of proteins?

ribosomes

Smooth ER makes what?

lipids, carbohydrates

what is known for packaging and transport?

Golgi apparatus

What is the digestive structure?

lysosomes

What takes what is made and put in a membrane?

vesicle

DNA of cells are stored where?

nucldus

What is the process of the make up of a protein

get info from DNA, makes copy using RNA (transcription), translation- take RNA and makes proteins

Basic movement from high to low concentration

diffusion

what type of diffusion uses carrier protein?

facilitative

What diffusion uses carrier and energy?

active transport

Movement of water?

osmosis

What is the time when the cell is normal and not replicating?

interphase

Cell division order is?

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

What are the 4 major types of tissues

nervous, muscle, connective, epithelial

Epithelial tissue has three cell shapes

squamous, cubotial, coumnot

simple tissues are found where?

absorption or diffusion places, they are highly protected

Friction includes what type of tissue

Stratified

what is the background material called

matrix

What looks stratified but isn't?

studostratified

membrane found in digestive track, oral cavity, or nasal cavity

mucus membrane

Skin membrane is called what?

cutaneous membrane

What membrane lines joint?

synovial

abdominal cavity with thin watery secretion is what cavity?

cirious membrane?

Cells make bulk of epidermis/skin is called

cartinocyte

Vitamin when exposed to the sun

vitamin D

Oily secretion

ginclatous

sweat glands are what secretion?

watery

Thick skin has how many layers

5

thin skin has how many layers

4

nail cuticle is called

eponcherum