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INTRO EXAM TO A & P
Question | Answer |
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THE OUTSIDE OF THE CALF IS CALLED? | LATERAL |
THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF TISSUE MAKE UP THE STRUCTURE OF MOST ORGANS SUCH AS THE STOMACH, INTESTINES, AND BLOOD VESSELS | VISCERAL |
THE SPREADING OF A TUMOR FROM ITS PRIMARY SITE TO ANOTHER LOCATION IS KNOWN AS WHAT | METASTASIS |
WHAT LINES THE THORACIC CAVITY | PLEURA |
WHAT IS THE BASIC STRUCTURAL UNIT OF THE BODY | CELL |
LIST THE BODY CAVITIES AND THE ORGANS IN EACH | DORSAL - BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD THORACID - HEART,LUNGS, LARGER VESSELS, TRACHEA, ESOPHAGUS ABDOMINOPELVIC - ABDOMINAL & PELVIC |
CELL MEMBRANE | OUTSIDE COVERING OF THE CELL MADE UP OF PHOPHOLIPIDS AND PROTEIN MOLECULES. SEMIPERMABLE |
CYTOPLASM | FLUID, JELLY-LIKE THAT FILLS THE CELL, MADE UP OF NUTRIENTS AND WASTE |
NUCLEUS | "CONTROL CENTER" BRAIN OF CELL, GIVES CHEMICAL MESSAGES ABOUT HOW TO FUNCTION. MADE UP OF GENES |
MITOCHRONDRIA | "POWER PLANT" OF CELL. BREAKS DOWN NUTRIENTS AND USES THEM TO MAKE ATP |
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM | NETWORK OF TUBES AND CHANNELS THAT MOVE SUBSTANCES INSIDE THE CELL |
ENERGY | THE ABILITY TO DO WORK |
METABOLISM | THE SUM TOTAL OF ALL CHEMICAL PROCESSES THAT TAKE PLACE IN THE BODY |
WHICH PHASE IS THE BUILDING UP PHASE | ANABOLISM - PROCESS OF USING SIMPLE SUBSTANCES TO MAKE NEW SUBSTANCES. REQUIRES ENERGY |
WHICH PHASE IS THE BREAKING DOWN PHASE | CATABOLISM - PROCESS OF BREAKING DOWN COMPLEX SUBSTANCES INTO SIMPLER ONES. PRODUCES ENERGY |
LIST FOUR TYPES OF TISSUE | EPITHELIAL MUSCLE CONNECTIVE NERVOUS |
WHICH TYPE OF TISSUE FORMS SKIN AND MEMBRANES | EPITHELIAL |
WHICH TYPE OF TISSUES FORMS BONE AND FASCIA | CONNECTIVE |
WHICH TYPE OF TISSUE CONTRACTS AND PRODUCES MOVEMENT | MUSCLE |
WHICH TYPE OF TISSUE RELAYS ELECTRICAL IMPULSES | NERVOUS |
WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF MUSCLE | CARDIAC - INVOLUNTARY SMOOTH/VISERCAL - INVOLUNTARY SKELTAL (STRIATED) - VOLUNTARY |
WHICH SYSTEMS ORGANS ARE LINES WITH MUCOUS MEMBRANES | URINARY REPRODUCTIVE RESPIRATORY DIGESTIVE |
DEFINE TISSUE | GROUPS OF SIMILIAR CELLS WORKING TOGETHER TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC FUNCTION |
DEFINE ORGAN | TWO OR MORE DIFFERENT TISSUES WORKING TOGETHER TO PERFORM A COMPLEX FUNCTION OR COMMON GOAL |
DEFINE SYSTEM | TWO OR MORE ORGANS WORKING TOGETHER TO PERFORM A COMPLEX FUNCTION OR COMMON GOAL |
THE MAINTENANCE OF A STEADY STATE WITHIN A BODY'S PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT IS TERMED | HOMEOSTASIS |
ANY USEFUL SUBSTANCE | NUTRIENT |
DEFINE DIFFUSION | THE MOVEMENT OF PARTICLES FROM AN AREA OF GREATER CONCENTRATION TO AN AREA OF LESSER CONCENTRATION |
DEFINE OSMOSIS | THE MOVEMENT OF WATER FROM AN AREA OF LESSER CONCENTRATION TO AN AREA OF GREATER CONCENTRATION |
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OSMOSIS AND DIFFUSION | OSMOSIS USES ENERGY DIFFUSION DOES NOT |
LIST THE THREE SEROUS MEMBRANES THAT LINE THE BODY'S CAVITIES | PLUERA - THORACIC PERICARDIUM - AROUND THE HEART PERITONEUM - COVERS THE ABDOMINOPELVIC ORGANS AND LINES THE CAVITY |
INTEGUMENTARY | COVERS AND PROTECTS THE BODY |
NERVOUS | COORDINATES BODY ACTIVITIES |
SKELTAL | BODY FRAMEWORK AND SUPPORT |
ENDOCRINE | METABOLIC ACTIVITY |
MUSCULAR | PRODUCES MOVEMENT |
LYMPHATIC | RETURNS TISSUE FLUID TO THE BLOOD |
CARDIOVASCULAR | TRANSPORTATION - HEART IS THE PUMP |
URINARY | REGULATES BODY FLUID |
DIGESTIVE | INGEST AND DIGEST FOOD; ABSORBS NUTRIENTS |
RESPIRATORY | EXCHANGE OF GASES BETWEEN BLOOD AND ENVIRONMENT |
REPRODUCTIVE | REPRODUCTION OF THE HUMAN SPECIES |
SPECIAL SENSES | VISION AND HEARING |
WHAT TERM DESCRIBES A TUMOR THAT IS LIFE THREATENING | MALIGNANT |
WHICH TERM DESCRIBES A TUMOR THAT IS SLOWER GROWING AND NOT LIFE THREATENING | BENIGN |
WHAT IS THE TERM THAT DESIGNATES THE SPREAD OF MALIGNANCY | METASTASIS |
WHAT IS THE TERM FOR MALIGNANCIES OF THE EPITHELIAL TISSUE | CARCINOMA |
WHAT IS THE TERM FOR MALIGNANCIES OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUE | SARCOMA |
OSTEOMA | BONE TUMOR |
MYOMA | MUSCLE TUMOR |
LIPOMA | FAT TUMOR |
PAPILLOMA | WART |
NEVUS | MOLE |
GLIOMA | NERVE TUMOR |
ADENOMA | GLAND TUMOR |
ANGIOMA | VESSEL TUMOR |
FLUID FOUND WITHIN THE CELL IS | INTRACELLULAR |
FLUID FOUND OUTSIDE THE CELL IS | EXTRACELLULAR |
STUDY OF CELLS | CYTOLOGY |
STUDY OF TISSUES | HISTOLOGY |
STUDY OF TUMORS | ONCOLOGY |
STUDY OF BLOOD | HEMATOLOGY |
STUDY OF DISEASE | PATHOLOGY |
STUDY OF FORMS AND SHAPES OF LIVING ORGANISMS | MORPHOLOGY |
LIST THE FOUR MAJOR ELEMENTS OF WHICH THE BODY IS MADE | OXYGEN HYDROGEN NITROGEN CARBON |
SUPERIOR | ABOVE |
INFERIOR | BELOW |
ANTERIOR/VENTRAL | FRONT |
POSTERIOR/DORSAL | BACK |
CRANIAL | TOWARDS THE HEAD |
CAUDAL | TOWARDS THE TAIL |
CENTRAL | TRUNK |
PERIPHERAL | TOWARDS THE EXTREMITIES |
MEDIAL | MIDDLE |
LATERAL | SIDE |
INNER ASPECT | INSIDE |
SUPINE | LAYING ON BACK |
PRONE | LAYING ON ABDOMEN |
DEEP | AWAY FROM THE SURFACE |
SUPERFICIAL | TOWARDS THE SURFACE |
PROXIMAL | TOWARDS THE ORIGIN OF THE STRUCTURE |
DISTAL | AWAY FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE STRUCTURE |
AFFERENT | CONDUCTING TOWARDS THE STRUCTURE |
EFFERENT | CONDUCTING AWAY FROM THE STRUCTURE |
SPINAL REGION 1ST SET | 7 CERVICAL |
SPINAL REGION 2ND SET | 12 THORACIC |
SPINAL REGION 3RD SET | 5 LUMBAR |
SPINAL REGION 4TH SET | 5 SACRAL (SACRUM) |
SPINAL REGION 5TH SET | 1 COCCYGEAL (COCCYX) |
FRONTAL PLANE | DIVIDES INTO ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR PARTS |
SAGITTAL PLANE | DIVIDES INTO RIGHT AND LEFT PARTS |
TRANSVERSE PLANE | DIVIDES INTO SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR PARTS |