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Mrs. T's HAP final

Mrs. T's HAP final 2010

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term that means "toward the attached end of a limb" proximal
building blocks of fats glycerol and fatty acids
define anatomy study of shape and structure of body parts
define physiology study of how body parts work
regulation or control systems of body nervous and endocrine
Place in order from simplest to complex: atoms, tissues, cells, system, molecules atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, systems
which systems allow you to grin, frown, run and carry books? skeletal, muscular, and nervous
takes in glucose and releases ATP mitochondria
why is mitosis important provides cells for growth and repair
what does a peptide bond join together amino acids
function of ribosomes synthesize proteins
another name for enzymes organic catalysts
organelle for which grocery store "bagger" is a good analogy golgi apparatus
define active transport transport of substances against a concentration gradient
only connective tissue with a fluid matrix blood
organ that contains smooth muscle cells intestines
glassy type of cartilage found in joints hyaline
phase in which chromosomes are pulled apart anaphase
epithelial tissue that is one cell layer thick simple squamous
which tissue type filters, secretes, and absorbs epithelial
functional unit of the nervous system neuron
hold bones together in joints ligaments
skin helps make this vitamin in sunshine D
type of burn that blisters second
function of melanin protect from uv rays
layer of skin that replaces cells stratum germinativum
lactic acid... caused by strenuous activity and lack of oxygen, causes cramps
characteristics of a synovial joint contains synovial fluid, lined by synovial membrane, located at articular joint capsule, covered with hyaline cartilage
what type of joint is atlas and axis pivot
which obeys all-or-none law a muscle fiber
3 jobs of skeletal muscle heat production, movement of skin, inhibition of body movement
involuntary muscle tissue both smooth and cardiac
has intercalated disks cardiac only
striated muscle tissue cardiac and skeletal
spindle shaped cells smooth only
gaps along myelin sheath that allow impulses to jump and travel faster nodes of ranvier
brain part that maintains balance cerebellum
brain part that links nervous and endocrine systems hypothalamus
peripheral nervous system consists of... spinal nerves, cranial nerves, and ganglia
conducts impulses away from the cell body of a neuron axon
path of a reflex arc sensory neuron - interneuron - motor neuron
damage to primary motor area on right side of brain results in... inability to voluntarily move body parts on left side
diagrams - see separate lists
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