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Expository writing explain/inform academically
Technical writing precise info for performing a task
Primary Source reports of results finding
Primary Source academic textbooks, journal articles, & authorative databases
Secondary Source academic textbooks citing researhes
Introspection examining one's own mental & emotional orocess
Appendicular skeleton all but skull, rib, & spine
Metacarpals bones located in the hand
milimeter measure distance
positive covariance x goes up so y goes up; x goes down so y goes down
vertex form a(x-h)^2=k
1 yard 3 ft
1 gallon 16 cups
1 grams 1000 milligrams
1 Liter 1.06 quarts
volume of a sphere (4/3)(pi)(r^2)(h)
volume of a cylinder (pi)(r^2)(h)
volume of cone (1/3)(pi)(r^2)(h)
circumference 2r(pi)
volume of a triangular prism (1/2)(b)(h)(l)
surface area total area of faces
area of semi circle 1/2 (area of circle)
area of circle (r^2)(pi)
inequalities rule flip the inequality sign when multiplying w/ a negative number
Alliteration beginning sound repeats in the sentence
Encyclopedia show population statistics of a country
Index list of key terms that sows
Directory list of names & addresses
Interjection exclamatory word/expression that can stand alone; ex: ouch!
Complex structure 1 independent + 1 dependent
Compound structure 1 independent + 1 independent
Elements of writing prewriting, writing, & revision
Colloquialism informal/ literacy words/phrase in ordinary conversation
Dystaxia shaky limb movements & unsteady gait
Analysis breaking words into basic parts
Biped 2 legs
Macrophyte aquatic plant big enough to see by naked eye
Order of writing mapping topic & subtopics, outline, drafting, & editing & proofreading
Homonyms words that sound and spell the same, but create different meaning and origins
Homographs words that spell the same but have different pronunciations & meaning
Heteronyms (heterophones) different pronounciations & meanings, but same spelling
Adverb describe/modifies a verb, adjective, or another verb (except noun); ex: slowly
Adjective modify nouns; ex: slow
Isometric contraction generate force w/o changing the length of muscle; muscle is held in the same position for a certain # of time
Eccentric contraction generate force through elongating the muscle
Epinephrine bv supply skeletal muscles to dilate & bv supply intestines to constrict
Osteoporosis Osteoclast > Osteoblasts; weaken & brittle bones
Lacunae house osteocyte
Type 1 diabetes mellitus caused by the absence of insulin
Lumbar back
Crural shin area
Cephalic head
Platelets removed in the blood by spleen & liver
Salts removed in the blood by the kidneys
Fat removed in the blood by cells/metabolized in the liver
Surfactant semi-permeable layer that keep lungs inflated & prevent them from collapsing
Gonadal artery primary supplier of O2 blood to reproductive system
Lymph nodes filter debris, lymphocytes, & pathogens from intracellular fluid
Trachea large tube of cartilaginous rings in which area goes in 7 out of lungs
Uvula extension that hang over the throat
Pulmonary embolism blockages in either of the pulmonary arteries in the lungs
Pulmonary embolism air bubbles, blood clot, fat, tumor fragments
Hematopoiesis bones generated rbc (associaed w/ various functions in Cardiovascular system)
pulmonary ventilation air move in and out of lungs
Pully reduce effort required to lift/move things
Vernier Caliper determine very accurate linear measurements
Hypothesis proposed explanation for a phenomenon drawing from prior knowledge
Periodic table atomic radius increase moving down a group
Periodic table atomic radius decrease left to right across due to the increasing # of protons in the energy level
Taxonomy Kingdom - > phylum -> class -> order -> family -> genus -> species
Meters measure length of moderately sized objects; ex: road & swimming pool
Kilometers measure distance between 2 locations
short bone tarsal
irregular bone verterbrae
Nucleic Acid genetic info for protein synthesis
Proteins some fold into shapes; function as catalysts/enzymes
Lipid (fat) repel water
Lipid (fat) storage of excess energy
Triglycerides long-chain fatty acids/lipids present in blood
Triglycerides largest energy store in the body
Carbohydrates "sugar & starch" molecules; energy input & storage
Glucose primary source of energy in most cells; instant source/ easily absorbable
Pipette measure very small # of liquid
Conical flask measure larger # of liquid
Thorax (axial body) heart & lungs
Chemical change new substance being produced; ex: using baking soda to make it less sour/acidic
Unsaturated solution hasn't reach its limit bc more solute can be added/dissolve
Autotrophs organisms that use basic raw natural materials to make energy-rich molecules; ex: sun & minerals in soil
Neutralization acid and base react to form salt and water
Antibiotic works by killing a bacterial partner
Leukocyte (WBC) help fight infections & other disease
Leukocyte (WBC) Neutrophil, Basophil, Eosinophil, & Monocyte
Neutrophil multi-lobed nucleus
Neutrophil 1st immune cell that reaches the infection site; heal/repair aide
Basophil bilobed/trilobed; secretes histamine for allergic response
Eosinophil bilobed; target multicellular parasites
Eosinophil release free radicals & toxic proteins
Monocyte largest type of WBC
Monocyte source of other immune cells; ex: dendritic cells & macrophages
Antibodies b-cells secreted immunoglobins & mature in bone marrow
Antibodies protein that bind to antigens to remove it from the body
Histamines release to stimulate blood flow (WBC) to the area of a cut
Plasma cell produce & release antibodies
NK lymphocytes recognize dividing cells & bind to insert their granules -> the dividing cells leak & die
Cytotoxic T-cells destroy pathogens & infected cells; directly attack invaders
Helper T-cell multiply further in response to appropriate stimulation
T-cell mature in thymus but produce in bone marrow
T-cell receptor structure: 2 polypeptide chains (alpha & beta)
Lysozymes innate immune response in tears, saliva, & milk
decrease of lung residual volume increase respiratory volume & oxygen gradient
Urea breakdown of protein (amino acids) during digestion
Stomach 1st area of protein breakdown
Microvilli absorb nutrient in the small intestine
Peristalsis muscle contractions that move food via GI tract
Hepatic portal vein vessel that moves blood from spleen & GI tract to liver
Small intestine break down molecules
Duodenum receives chyme from stomach & further digest it
Duodenum majority of diffusion of nutrients
Large intestine reabsorb water -> solid waste
Liver produce bile
Lipase an enzyme to breakdown of fats (lipids)
Stomach has a high PH to prevent any pathogens from being ingested
Central Nervous System central command for all communication & body actions
Axons carry AP in direction of synapses
Neuron cell for sending info through body
Endometrium highly vascular tissue of the uterine lining
Cervix external opening of the uterus
Corpus luteum remnant of the graafian follicle
Corpus luteum secretes progesterone (uterus preparation for pregnancy)
Fallopian tube carries the eye ovary to uterus
Placenta nourish the fetus & remove waste
Vas deferens only found in males
Fertilization fusion of egg and sperm cell
Fertilization result in zygote (fertilized egg)
Epidermis grows nails & hair
Deris include hair follicles
Body response in heat BV dilate, moving closer to skin; BT decreases
Body response in high altitude Breathing rate increase when O2 level decrease
Melanin skin, hair, & eyes
Luteinizing hormone facial hair growth, testosterones & sperm production
Estrogen egg maturation
Thyroxine associate with goiter & disease that affect the thyroid gland
Luteinizing hormone signals ovaries to begin menstrual cycle
Luteinizing hormone increase as person age
Glomerulus filter blood to form the dilute plasma (larger molecules)
Urine reabsorbed water & salts
Afferent arteriole bring blood to glomerulus (contain nitrogenous waste)
Efferent arteriole receives filtered blood from glomerulus
Protein Fibrous, Membrane, & Globular
Fibrous collagen, elastin, & keratin
Membrane interactive & anchored
Globular enzymes, hemoglobin, & insulin
Enzyme substrate-specific
Nitrogenous bases Purines & Pyrimidines
Purines Adenine & Guanine
Pyrimidines Cytosine, Uracil, & Thymine
A G
C T/U
Protein primary structure determine the sequence of amino acids
Linked genes 2 genes next to each other
Linked genes don't follow the law of independent assortment
The law of independent assortment 2/more different get sorted independently of one another
The law of independent assortment inheritance of one trait doesn't affect the inheritance of one another
The law of independent assortment allow new & random traits in offspring
Centromere protein disc that holds 2 sister chromatids together making a chromosome
Cellulose complex carb composing better part of cell wall
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