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bone infection is. osteopenia, osteoporosis, osteoitis, or osteomyelitis osteomyelitis
define homeostatic imbalance disturbance in the body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment
Where are epitelial cells found in the body? all body surfaces (inside and out)
describe the four functions of epithelial tissue 1. protect:covers all free body surfaces 2. absorb: in kidneys absorbs and filters 3. filter:kidneys 4. secrete: perspiration, oil, stomach acid, digestive enzymes, mucus
five symptoms of inflammation. 1. heat 2. swelling 3. redness 4. loss of function 5. pain
What happens when calcium levels are too low? too high? too low: osteoclasts eat bone to retrieve calcium too high:calcium deposits on the bones
list the four major functions of the nervous system 1. sense chance 2. process input 3. interpret input 4. effect a response
How is the sodium potassium pump involved in the membrane potential of a neuron? it moves sodium and potassium in and out of the cell changing the membrane potential/change of the cell
List the 8 functions of the Endocrine System. 1. reproduction 2. growth 3. development 4. stress 5. water balance 6. electrolyte balance 7. nutrient balance 8. metabolism
What is the primary function of RBC's? carry oxygen to tissue
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