EXB 10 midterm 1
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| Evanescence | fleeting, temporary
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| Homeostasis | A central concept about "holding constant" (and Getting Better)
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| Physiologic Adaptation | body's homeostatic mechanisms expand, or become more powerful, as a result of being repeatedly taxed or challenged.
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| Phenotypic Adaptation | body's homeostatic mechanisms expand, or become more powerful, as a result of being repeatedly taxed or challenged.
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| Epistemology | study of the nature knowledge, theory of knowledge
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| Gnostic | any special human experience that can be known only through experience or initiation
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| Mystic | non-sensate perceptions of reality
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| credentials | proof of ability or trustworthiness: a certificate, letter, or experience that qualifies somebody to do something
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| Empiricism | Science is often called "rational empiricism" because of its process of telling a rational story (hypothesis), then making measurements (empiricism, then revising the story, etc.
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| Subjective | not impartial, based on opinions
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| Objective | Observable, based on facts
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| Symptom vs. sign | Symptom is the subjective feeling that the patient describes whereas a sign is observable to the physician, such as a rash.
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| Testable hypothesis |
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| social perception | Reports from others about individual or collective subjective states.
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| Authority | defines what is real or how things are to be
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| Legitimate Authority | will not make “un-real” statements, will recognize it own limits, and will often document knowledge and experience with “Credentials”
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| Phylogeny | refers to evolution as a group.
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| Homonid | multiple species of extinct "pre-humans", typified by bipedal gait and smaller-than-human brains.
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| bipedal | two legged
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| prosimian | early primate group to which lemurs belong ("dogs in trees")
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| Brachisate | yeah yeah
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| Five basic radiations of the primate order | prosimians, new world monkeys, old world monkeys, apes, man
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| Perturb, Perturbation | ... in physiology, often used to refer to an outside disruption of environmental demand that requires the body to make some sort of adjustment to maintain homeostasis. A "perturbation" is an environmental challenge.
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| Myocardial | relating to or affecting the thick muscular wall of the heart
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| Ischemia | lack of blood
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| Physiological Adaptation | ???
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| over-determined | often used in science or psychology to refer to actions or behavior that are encouraged by multiple motivations and drives (often including biological, psychological, and social)
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| Neoteny | frozen in childhood. Humans are still curious and our faces resemble baby animals.
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