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Basic Human Anatomy
Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology Phlebotomy HCP0731
Question | Answer |
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Anabolism | process of the body using simple substances to build substances |
anatomy | study of the shape and structure of the body and the relationship of one body part to another |
appendicular skeleton | skeletal system that provides an anchor for muscles |
axial skeleton | skeletal system that provides protection for parts of the body |
catabolism | process of producing energy by breaking down complex compounds into simple compounds |
connective tissue | tissue that supports and connects organs and tissue of the body |
cytoplasm | semifluid inside of the cell membrane |
dermis | skin layer undernearth the epidermis |
endoplasmic reticulum | channel for transport of material in and out of the nucleus |
epidermis | outermost covering of the skin |
epithelial tissue | tissue that protects the body by covering surfaces |
golgi apparatus | layers of membranes within a cell that synthesize carbohydrates and combine with protein molecules |
hemodialysis | process for purifying blood by passing through a dialyzer |
hemopoiesis | formation of blood cells |
homeostasis | all parts of the body working together to form a steady state |
lysosomes | spherical bodies in the cell cytoplasm that break down components |
median plane | imaginary line equally dividing the right and left sides of the body |
metabolism | process in the body of making substances and breaking down substances so the body can function |
metabolism | process in the body of making substances and breaking down substances so the body can function |
mitochondria | serve as sites for cell respiration and energy production |
muscle tissue | tissue that has the ability to shorten, thicken, or contract |
nervous tissue | tissue consisting of neurons that have the ability to react |
nucleus | part of cell taht controls the cell division and other activities of the cell |
physiology | study of the function of each body part and how the functions of the various parts coordinates to form a living organism |
skeletal muscle | muscles attached to the bone |
smooth muscle | muscles involved in involuntary movement |
anticoagulant | chemical substance that prevents the blood from clotting |
buffy coat | layer of cells in an anticoagulant tube of blood that is positioned between the red blood cells and the plasma layer. Consists of white blood cells and platelets |
centrifuge | instrument that spins and separates blood into layers depending on the weight of the layer. the heavier elements are pushed to the bottom due to centrifugal force |
diastolic | blood pressure when the heart is at rest |
endocarditis | infection of the inner membrane of the heart |
erythrocytes | also known as red blood cells |
leukocytes | also know as white blood cells |
plasma | fluid portion of the blood when no clotting has taken place |
serum | fluid portion of the blood after clotting has taken place |
systolic | blood pressure when the heart is fully contracted |
thrombocytes | also known as platelets |