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TermDefinition
Anatomical position The standard reference position for the body: standing with the arms hanging at sides with palms forward, gives meaning to directional terms
Hypothesis idea or scientific concept, usually based on previous ideas or observations, that is proposed as a possible explanation of nature or a natural process
Theory a scientific idea or explanation that has a reasonably high degree of confidence after rigorous testing or observation
Homeostasis relative constancy of the normal body's internal environment
Heart Rate Variability a measure of how frequently the rate of the hearts beating changes over time: an abnormally low HRV is associated with dysfunction or disease
Afferent traveling, conducting or carrying toward
Efferent transporting, conducting, or carrying away from
Pathophysiology study of the underlying physiological aspects of disease
Abduction moving away from the midline pf the body
Etiology theory, or study of the factors involved in causing a disease
elements substance composed of only one type of atom that cannot be broken into simpler constituents be chemical means
Compound a chemical combination of two or more elements
Hydrolosis chemical process in which a compound is split by addition of H and OH- portions of a water molecule
Carbohydrate organic compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, and oygen in certain specific portions
Proteins large molecules formed by linkage of amino acids by peptide bonds; one of the basic buliding bloks of the body
Melanin brown pigment primarily in skin and hair
diaphysis shaft of a long bone
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