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Zyrian Sambrano

Study Stack Set 1: Week1-5

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What is the plane that divides the parts from anterior and superior? Coronal plane
Catabolism vs Anabolism reaction? Catabolism: Hydrolysis (takes in water) to take large molecule into small Anabolism: Dehydration (takes out water) forming a large molecule from a small one
What is the most abundant element that is essential to life? Carbon
What holds adjacent skin cells together? Desmosomes
What are the four membrane functions? Transport, identification, signaling and connection
What are the 4 principal types of tissues? Epithelial, connective, muscle and nervous tissue
What is the process of the primary germ layers differentiating into different kinds of tissues? Histogenesis
Which type of tissue is the most widespread and diverse, that is also found in every organ? Connective
Stratum basale vs stratum corneum? Basale is a single layer and is the deepest stratum. The cells here undergo mitosis. Stratum corneum is the most superficial that contain dead cells whose cytoplasm has been replaced with keratin fibers
What are the 2 ways cartilage grows? Interstitial and Appositional growth
Describe the calcium homeostasis with high levels of calcium? With high levels of calcium, calcitonin secretion increases from the thyroid decreasing the breakdown of bone matrix. Calcium ion levels decrease resulting into normal calcium levels.
What allows the skull to "mold" during birth process as well as allow for rapid brain growth? Fontanels or "soft spots"
What are the 3 bones that fuse together to make up the coxal bones? Ilium, ischium and pubis
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