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metabolism   total of all chemical reactions in the body  
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anablism-anabolic   building up  
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catabolism-catabolic   breaking down  
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condensation   anabolic- molecule of water given off (metabolic water)  
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phosphorlization   add phosphate to a molecule makes molecule larger -anabolic  
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reduction   adding a electron to molecule gain energy anabolic  
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hydrolysis   catabolic- splitting using water  
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dephosphorlization   catabolic- taking away a phospate  
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oxidation   catabolic- removes electron from molecule  
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free radicals   loose electron can damage cell structure  
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co-enzyme   gain free radicals  
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potential energy   stored energy eventually converted to kinetic  
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chemical energy   forms of potential energy hold molecule together  
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enzyme   work as a catalyst increase rate of chemical reaction  
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glycogen   stored in the liver and skeletal muscles only 1lb  
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glycogenesis   synthesis of glucose to glycogen  
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glycogenolysis   glycogen to glucose  
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glucose   prefered fuel  
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gluconeogenesis   make new glucose molecules from non carbs precerssors by the liver  
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glycerol   backbone  
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fat metabolism   atp 19  
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fatty acids process   called beta oxidation atp 129  
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ketones   waste from broken fatty acids , lower PH in blood can cause acidosis  
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lipolysis   break down of fat seperate fatty acids from glycerol  
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lipogenesis   synthesizes fat from other nutrients  
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protein metabolism   3rd source of fuel  
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proteolysis   protiens are broken down to amino acids  
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deamination   take amino groups out of the amino acids  
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NH3   amonia (makes urea , the amino groups become amonia  
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keto acids   left over after amino group is removed /can travel any pathway  
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essential 10   need to injust in the body  
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non essential 10   bady can make from other  
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transamination   making non essential from amino acids or carbs  
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krebes cycle   occur in mitochondria needs oxygen build up co-enzymes, series of oxidation reactions NAd & FAD get energy produces co2  
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pyruvic acid   produces lactic acid has 3 carbons  
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oxidative phosphorylization   makes most atp in the cells  
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electron transport chain   part of oxidative phosphor. take co-enzymes & break them down use that energy to add phospate to ADP to make ATP  
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1 glucose   38 ATP  
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acids bases salts   acids always contain H2 and, below 7.0 ph . bases always have Hydroxyl Ion salts have neither it is a cation  
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ph   Ph 7 is neutral, ph 7-6 10 times more acid , HCI is ph 1.2-2,  
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acidosis   depress CNS below 7.35 ph  
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glucose oxidation   atp 3phosphate + 1 adenosine 40 energy or work 60 % heat  
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co -enzyme A   is pattenic acid (b vitamin)  
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beta oxidation   clevage of one pair of carbon atoms fatty acid  
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ketogenesis   formation of ketones  
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I. Olfactory nerve   abilty to smell  
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II. Optic nerve   back of eye ,occipital lobe vision  
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III. Oculomotor nerve   one of three nerves to move the eye  
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IV Trochlear nerve   one of three that help move the eye  
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V. Trigeminial nerve   mastication /chewing  
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VI. Abducent nerve   one of three that move the eye  
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VII. Facial Nerve   nerve of face /expressions , saliva tears, taste sensation  
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VIII. Vestibulocochlear   part of inner ear equlibrium/ hearing  
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IX. Glossopharnyngeal   tongue/ phranx taste swallow, saliva secretion  
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X. Vagus Nerve   viscera/ organs  
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XI. Accessory nerve   traps scm head movement  
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XII. Hypoglossal Nerve   moving the tongue for speech  
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c1   no spinous process vertebral foramen wide transverse processes articulates w/ occipital condyles  
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C2   Bifid process on spinous processes, Dens of Axis in pivot point, first disc in between tranverse and spinouse processes  
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Thoracic   12 vertebrae T1- T12 ribs attach to tranverse processes & body of vertbra ribs attach to facets  
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Lumbar   Span 5 vertebra L1-L5 Longest , thickest, small transverse processes  
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Sacrum   5 vertbrae fused to 1 S1-S5 foramen, illiums and coxals  
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Coccyx   1 vertbrae coccygeal  
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adult   extend L1-L2  
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Baby   extend L2-L3  
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conus medullaris   tapering end of spinal cord as high as t12 as low as L3  
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cauda equina (horse tail)   spinal nerve roots that are a bundle  
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Denticulate Ligaments   lateral to spinal cord , guide wire to stablelize spinal cord , a pia mater extension  
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Filum Terminate   a pia mater extension direct contact to spinal cord serves as a anchor  
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spinal tap/ lumbar tap   below taper end of the spinal cord  
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intervertbral foramen   betweens all vertbrae opening for spinal nerves  
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roots   attach apinal chord & nerve together very specific either sensory or motor.  
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posterior / dorsal spinal chord   sensory root carry info into the spinal chord  
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anterior ventral   motor carry info out of the spinal chord  
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spinal nerves   mixed sensory & motor  
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rami   nerve surfacefrom vertebral from branches  
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dorsal rami   innervate deep back muscles  
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ventral rami   form a braid of nerves or plexus 4 different plexus  
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cervical plexus   neck- spinal nerves c1-c4  
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brachial plexus   C5-C8 & T1  
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Lumbar plexus   L1-L4  
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Sacral Plexus   L4-S4  
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Laminar groove   between tranverse & spinous processes  
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laminectomy   remove section of the bone to relieve pressure on spinal chord  
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cervical movements   flexion, lateral flexion,  
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thoracic movements   rotation, lateral flexion  
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lumbar movements   lateral flexion, rotation, flexion, extension  
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