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Anatomy study, classification,and description of structures and organs in body
Physiology processes and functions of the body
Anterior/Ventral face forward, front of body
Posterior/Dorsal toward the back
Cranial toward the head
Caudual twoard the tail
Superior toward the head or above
Inferior toward the feet , lower
Medial towadr the midline
Lateral toward the side
proximal near the trunk,
distal away from structure
Superficial near the surface
Deep further away from body surface
Atoms smallest particles that form building blocks of matter
Molecule 2 or more atoms form
cell smallest living units of structures and function
tissue organization of similar cells that act together to perform a special function
system organzation of varyng numbers of and kinds of organs to perform complex functions
organ group of several kinds of tissues to perform special function
homeostasis relationship betweenint/ext enviroments to maintain and promote health
cytoplasm exists in cells, gel-like substance, internal living material, contains water, proteins, minerals , salts, carbohydrates
plasma membrane outer shell, selectively permable,
Nucleus largest organelle,Brain,
Ribosomes protein factories, produce proteins and enzymes
Mitochondria powerhouse, bean shaped, convert food to complex energy
Lysosomes digest foods, sac-like
Golgi apparatus packaging plant, waste products
Centrioles rod-shaped,paired,aid in formation of spindle in mitosis
ER endoplasmic reticulum
Mitosis cell division where each duaghter cell has smae chromosomes as parent
Interpahse first and last pahse of mitosis, whole cells
Propahse nucleus forms two starnds(chromatids), centriloes form spindles
Metaphase nucleus membrane and nucleous dissappear, spindle fibers attach to each chromatid
Anaphase chromosomes pulled to each end of cel, and cell division begins
Telophase final stage, 2 nuclei appear and chromosomes disappear
Active transport movement of materials across the membrane of a cell by chemical activity that allows th cel to admit larger molecules than would otherwise be able to enter
Phagocytosis process that permits a cell to engulf or to surround any foreign material and digest it
Pinocytosis process by which extarcellular fluid is taken into the cell
passive transport movement of small molecules across membrane of a cell by diffusion
diffusion +to -; process in which solid particles in a fluid move from a higher concentration to lower, which an even distribution of particles in fluid
Osmosis - to +; the passage of wateracross a selectively permable membrane with water molecules going from the less concentrated solution to a more concentrated solution
Filtration By force; the movement of water and particles through a membrane by force, only liquid can pass , solids too big
4 Tissues Epithelial;connective;muscles;nervous
Tissues protect, absorb, secret
connective tissue connects or joins, tissues or sstructures in the body
Forms of connective tissues areolar;adipose, fiborous, bone, cartilage,blood
Muscles tissue that contract in response to a message from the brain
3 types of muscles tissue/cells skeletal, cardiac,visceral
nervous tissue is to provide rapid communication between body structure and control of body function
membrane thin sheets of tissue that serve many function in the body
Mucous membranes secrete mucous(thick, slippery material) which keep membranes moist and soft and protects againt bacteria
Serous Membranes secrete thin, watery to prevent friction
Connective tissue tissue membrane that is smooth and slick and secrete synovial fluid
Synovial fluid slick , thick, colorless fluid that lubricates...hmmmm
RIGHT hypochondriac R lobe of liver;gallbladder
Epigastric R&L lower lobe of liver;large portin of stomach
LEFT hypochondriac Sm part of stomach;part of Lg. intestine
RIGHT lumbar parts of Lg and Sm intestine
Umbilical a portion of transvers colon & small loops of the Sm intestine
LEFT lumbar loops of Sm intestine and part of colon
RIGHT illiac Cecum and parts of small intestine
Hypogastric parts of Sm intestine, bladder apppendix
LEFT iliac Portion of the colon and small intestines
Ventral cavity thoracic and adodompelvic cavities
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