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CDI Thunder Bay- Physilogy Test Review Dec.14-Dr. Alex

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8 pts for maintaining life   1. maintaing bounderies 2. movement 3.responsiveness or irritability 4. digestion 5. metabolism 6. excretion 7. reproduction 8. growth  
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Survival needs 5 pts.   Nutrients, Oxygen ,Water, Normal Body Temp., Atmospheric Pressure  
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Percentage of Common Elements Composing the Human Body   oxygen 65% carbon 18.5% hydrogen 9.5 % nitorgen 3.2%  
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excretion   pooping  
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secretion   sweating  
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homeostasis   the bodies ability to maintain a relitivly stable internal environment with an ever chaning external environment  
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Communication within the body is primarily preformed by   the nervous and endocrine system. - neural, hormonal, chemical:hypoxia  
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3 components of homeostatatic control mechanisms   receptor, control centre, effector  
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a Variable is monitored by what...   Homeostatic Control Mechanism  
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how does the homeostatic control centre work   the receptor senses a change in the variable and sends signal to the control centre. Control Centre decides what to do with the info and sends the required responce via the Effectors  
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Afferent pathway   going towards the structure  
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Efferent Pathway   going away from the structure  
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Negative feedback mechanisms.   when the response to a stimuli is to turn it down or shut it off- eg; sweating  
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Positive Feed Back Mechanisms   when the response to the stimuli is to up the response eg; uterine contractions  
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Matter   anything that occupies space and mass  
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What 3 states can Matter exist in   liquid gas solid  
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Energy   the capacity to do work  
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Kinetic Energy   energy of motion or movement  
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Potential Energy   is stored energy  
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Forms of Energy (4 pts)   Chemical Electrical Mechanical Radiant or Electromagnetic  
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Skeletal cartilage   Skeletal cartilageComposes most of the skeleton in early fetal life; articular cartilage, nasal cartilage in the adult skeleton.  
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Hyaline cartilage   The most abundant cartilage type in the body; provides firm support with some pliability.  
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