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purpose of rule of 9's estimate fluid replacement for burn victims
what is a coronal section divided body into anterior and posterior
role of mitosis growth, replacement, differentiation
what occurs during S phase of cell cycle DNA replication
examples of active transport exocytosis, endocytosis, pinocytosis, phagocytosis, ion pump
pH that might cause stomach ulcer 2
type of body cell that requires alot of energy muscle cells
function of melanin in skin uv protection
cells that make pigment in skin melanocytes
layer below dermis of skin subcutaneous
2 directional words on human that mean same thing anterior and ventral
what happens to a cell in a hypotonic solution lysis
uses of mitosis growth and body repair
transport against a concentration gradient active transport
bagger in a grocery store analogy golgi body
cell part that takes in glucose and releases ATP mitochondria
chromatin is made of... DNA
cell transport system er
chain of amino acids protein
high energy molecule ATP
function of cytoskeleton structural support of cytoplasm
function of ribosomes protein synthesis
smallest unit of life cell
not soluble in water lipids
building blocks of carbs simple sugars (monosaccharides)
genetic code in DNA sequence of bases
combo's of protein and carb glycoproteins or proteoglycans
small molecules join to form large molecule synthesis
charged atom ion
pH of 5 weak acid
levels of organization from simple to complex molecules, atoms, cells, tissuew, organs, systems
organ found in left iliac region small and large intestines
system that rids body of wastes excretory
system that is an "external envelope" integumentary
constant body conditions homeostasis
smalles unit of an element that retains the properties of that element atom
single most important constiuent of body water
describe DNA double helix, genetic material, bases ATCG
examples of carbs glycogen, starch, sugar
define anatomy study of structure
define physiology study of function
what happens if homeostasis is disrupted illness or death
most widely distributed tissue type connective
cells that form fibers in connective tissue fibroblasts
type of connective tissue that repairs most quickly bone
type of epithelial tissue that can stretch transitional
type of tissue with hydroxyapatite and calcium bone (osseous)
heart muscle cardiac
fiber that provides strength collagen
functions of epithelial tissue filtration, absorption, secretion
function of tissue with one layer of flat cells diffusion
name of tissue with one layer of flat cells simple squamous epithelial
connective tissue with a fluid matrix blood
functional unit of nervous tissue neuron
describe smooth muscle nonstriated, involuntary
structure of cell membrane phospholipid bilayer with glycoproteins
what causes fingerprints development of dermal papillae
muscles that produce goose bumps arrector pili
2 mechanisms for heat loss in body sweating, dilation of dermal capillaries
function of vitamin D calcium and phosphorus homeostasis
burn that requires grafting 3rd degree
what does hair consist of dead, keratinized cells
what is hair made stratum germinativum
why is hair colored melanin
mitosis stage where chromosomes move apart anaphase
what do centrioles look like 2 cylinders at right angles, near nucleus
what is the dark spot in nucleus nucleolus
cell in hypotonic solution bursts, lysis
cell in isotonic solution stays the same
cell in hypertonic solution shrinks, crenates
tissue that looks like wedding ring adipose
tissue that looks like cartoon eyes hyaline cartilage
functions of bone support, protection, attach muscles, store calcium and phosphorus, form RBC
shaft of a bone diaphysis
covers surface of bone periosteum
growth of a long bone occurs epiphyseal plate
where does hematopoiesis occur red bone marrow in spongy bone
appendicular skeleton includes arms and legs
function of osteoblasts produce calcium salts and collagen fibers
describe yellow marrow adipose tissue in medullary cavity of long bones of adults
function of osteoclasts break bone down
describe spongy bone lots of open spaces, defined by plates called trabeculae
when does destruction and remodeling of bone occur healing of fractures, due to stress on bones, and as bone grow
function of Haversian canals transport
number of bones in human 206
lower jaw bone mandible
location of osteocytes in lacunae
ex of bone with a long shaft femur
pelvic bone is a fusion of... ilium, ischium and pubis bones
autoimmune disease that attacks connective tissue, including joints rheumatoid arthritis
location of spongy bone in adult epiphysis
concentric layers of calcified matrix lamellae
collagen in bone matrix provides flexibility`
bean shaped with zigzags inside mitochondrion
long tubes in cytoplasm microtubules
spindle shaped cells, smooth muscle
long, column-like striated cells skeletal muscle
single layer of box-like cells simple cuboidal epithelium
single layer of tall cells, different shapes make it appear multilayered pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
membrane that surrounds heart muscle visceral pericardium
membrane that is outer sling for heart parietal pericardium
cavity that contains brain and spinal cord dorsal
chest cavity thoracic
stomach cavity abdominopelvic
behind knee popliteal
shoulder deltoid
rear end (buttocks) gluteal
back of head occipital
shoulder blade scapula
heel bone calcaneus
shin bone tibia
foot bones metatarsals
lower arm bone on thumb side radius
in between ilium bones sacrum
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