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Name the 10 organ systems.

Nervous


Immune


Musculoskeletal


Respiratory


Cardiovascular


Endocrine


Digestive


Integumentory


Reproductive


Urinary

Define homeostasis.

All coordinated physiological processes that maintain a standard body state.

Cm is Selectively permeable based on?

Channel size & lipid solubility of molecules.

Channel proteins.

H2O filled channel linking IC & EC compartments.

Carrier Proteins.

Bind molecules. No direct link between IC and EC compartments.

3 types of channel proteins.

Uniport - 1 substrate only.


Symport - 2+ same direction.


Antiport - 2+ opposite direction.

1° Active transport.

E obtained directly from hydrolysis. Needed for signal conduction & nutrient uptake via epithelial cells.

2° Active transport.

Most utilize preexisting Na+ grad. Na+ binds creating a binding site, 2nd molecule binding induces conformational change and both molecules released.

Vesicular transport.

Phagocytosis


Endocytosis


Exocytosis