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53 Cards in this Set

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Object being viewed is in focus at higher magnifications once it is in focus on lower
Parfocal
Movement of molecules from high concentration to lower concentration
Diffusion
Difussion of water through a semi permable membrane
Osmosis
Does not Require ATP
Passive Transport
Passive Transport where water and solutes are forced through a membrane
Filtration
Requires ATP
Active Transport
Sites of Protein Synthesis
Ribosomes
Assembly Site for Ribosomal Particles
Nucleoli
DNA in it's coiled form
Chromasome
DNA in it's loose and most common form
Chromatin
The Basic Building block of all living things
Cells
Decreases as the power of the objective increases
Working Distance
Power of the Ocular x the power of the Objective
Total Magnification
Magnifies objects 4 - 5x and is the shortest objective
Scanning Objective
Magnifies objects typically 10x
Low Power
Bones, Cartilages, Tendons
Skeletal System
Brain, spinal cord, nerves, sensory receptor
Nervous System
Muscles attached to the Skeleton
Musclar System
Epidermal, dermal
Integumentary System
Pituitary, Thymus, thyroid
Endocrine System
Heart, blood vessels, blood
Cardiovascular System
Frontal, Transverse, (Mid) Sagittal
The Three Body Planes
Simple Diffusion,
Faciliated Diffusion,
Filtration,
Osmosis
Types of Passive Transport
Solution has lower concentration of solutes inside the cell
Hypotonic
Solution has higher concentration of solutes than inside the cell
Hypertonic
Solution has the same concentration inside and out of the cell
Isotonic
Right & Left Hypochondriac
Epigastic
Right and Left Lumbar
Umbilical
Right and left Illiac
Hypogastic Regions
Nine Abdominopelvic Regions
Difference between
Pincytosis & Phagocytosis
Active Diffusion
Pertaining to the anterior knee (kneecap) region
Patellar
Pertaining to the chin
Mental
Pertaining to the great toe
Hallux
Pertaining to the Forehead
Frontal
Pertaining to the neck region
Cervical
Pertaining to the Naval
Umbilicial
Toward or at the body's surface
Superficial
Pertaining to the region of the breastbone
Sternal
Pertaining to the posterior surface of the knee
Popliteal
Pertaining to the Head
Cephalic
Pertaining to the wrist
Carpal
Pertaining to the Cheek
Bruccal
Pertaining to the Armpit
Axillary
Pertaining to the Forearm
Antebrachical
Pertaining to the point of the shoulder
Acromial
The cavity inferior to the diaphragm
Abdominopelvic
Pertaining to the Thigh
Femoral
Pertaining to the leg
Crural
Pertaining to the Sole of the Foot
Plantar
Pertaining to the heel of the foot
Calcaneal
Pertaining to the thumb
Pollex
Pertaining to the Ankle
Tarsal
Pertaining to the Region between the Anus and the external genitalia
Perinal
Pertaining to the foot
Pedal
Pertaining to the Hand
Manus