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Meghan Saline

Anatomy Stack weeks 1-6

TermDefinition
Supierior (cranial) Above, towards the top of the head or body structure
Inferior (caudal) Away from the top of the head or body structure
Ventral (anterior) Front of the body, in front of
Dorsal (posterior) behind the body, back of the body
Medial(Middle) Towards the middle of the body, inner part of the body
Lateral(away) Away from the middle of the body
Distal Farther away from the body or trunk and limbs
3 patterns of chemical reactions Synthesis, exchange reaction and decomposition
6 elements of life Oxygen, Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Calcium and phosphorus
Synthesis(anabolic reaction) combining atoms or molecules to form larger complex molecules. example, A+B=AB
Decomposition(catabolic reaction) The breakdown or break apart of molecules
exchange reaction Bonds made or broken to exchange the parts of other molecules
3 main parts of a cell plasma membranes, cytoplasm organelles and the nucleus
What is a lipid bilayer made of phospholipids, cholesterol and proteins
What is cholesterol lipids that add flexibility to the cell membranes
Osmosis Diffusion of water through the membranes or passive transport
What are cells? The structure of all living things
4 major tissue types Connective, muscle, epithelial, nervous
How is the Epithelial tissue characterized Shape and number of layers
Connective tissue is characterized by The matrix
Matrix is composed of organic ground substances that contain fibers that mold from fluid to solid
compact bone collagen and calcium salts. Found in Osteons in the skeleton
spongy bone collagen and calcium salts. Found in the end of the long bones
skin biggest and heaviest organ
joint connection of two or more bones
ligaments fibrous connective tissue that lays between and holds the bones together.
muscular system primary body system and makes the body move
what do rickets cause especially in young children Vitamin D deficiency
osteoclast cells that dissolve the bony matrix
osteoblast rebuilding cells for bones
appendicular part of the skeletal system. Torso and limbs
Axial part of the skeletal system. neck and skull
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