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ST110 API Final Review

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"K" is the atomic symbol for   Potassium  
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Atom is stable when what energy level is full   Outer energy level  
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DNA molecule is made up nucleotides arranged to form a   Double helix  
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Heart   Cardi/o-  
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Enter/o-   Small intestines  
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-algia   Pain  
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Path-   Disease  
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Cyan/o-   Blue  
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-ectomy   Surgical removal  
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-ology   Study of  
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-rraphy   Surgical suturing  
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-otomy   Surgical incision into  
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-plasty   Surgical repair  
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Pancreaticoduodenectomy   Whipple  
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Procedure to repair a deviated septum   Septoplasty  
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Visualization of the uterus with an endoscope   Hysteroscopy  
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Removal of the uterus through the abdomen   TAH  
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Incision into the eardrum   Myringotomy  
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Removal of the largest salivary gland   Parotidectomy  
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Removal of the appendix through an endoscope   Laparoscopic appendectomy  
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Region above the Umbilical Region   Epigrastric  
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Region above the Right Iliac Region   Right lumbar  
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Region that is the same as the Right Iliac Region   Right Inguinal  
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Any pathological change or ds in the spinal cord   Myelopathy  
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Any ds caused by fungus   Mycosis  
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Study of the ears, nose, throat   Otorhinolaryngology  
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Excess fluid in body tissue causes swelling   Edema  
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Lower than normal blood pressure   Hypotension  
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Between (not within) the parts of tissue   Interstitial  
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To collapse and be laying flat or to be overcome with exhaustion   Prostrate (with an R, NOT prostate, prolapse or pronation)  
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Discomfort due to the regurgitation of stomach acid upward into the esophagus   Pyrosis  
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Virile   Possession of masculine traits  
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The act of rotating the arm so that the palm of the hand is forward or upward   Supination  
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Identification of a ds   Diagnosis  
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Formation or discharge or pus   Suppuration  
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Male gland that lies under the urinary bladder and surrounds the urethra   Prostate (NOT ProstRate that means to fall down and lay flat)  
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Act of binding or tying off blood vessels or ducts   Ligation  
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The pounding or racing of the heart   Palpitation  
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Examination technique in which the examiner users their hands to feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of certain body parts   Palpation  
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Study of disorders of the newborn   Neonatology  
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Inflammation of the renal pelvis of the kidney   Pyelitis  
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Surgical creation of an opening bt the colon and the body surface   Colostomy  
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Abnormally large liver   Hepatomegaly  
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Removal of stones from the common bile duct   Choledochlithotomy  
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Drooping of the eyelids   Blepharoptosis  
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System   Group of organs working together to perform a function  
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Primary functions of the Integumentary System   Protection of the underlying structures  
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# of Organ Systems of the body   11  
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# of bones in the Skeletal System   206  
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Nervous system performs all of the same general functions as what system   Endocrine System  
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Communication bt body functions and the integration of body functions is accomplished by specialized signals   Nerve Impulse  
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Endocrine system secretes   Hormones  
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Endocrine system is composed of special glands that ___ chemicals   Secrete  
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Primary functions of the cardiovascular system   Transportation of materials  
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Moving towards the feet   Inferior  
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Coronal plane   Frontal plane  
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Lowest regions of the body   Right and left Iliac  
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Organs located in the mediastinum   Trachea, Hrt, BV  
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Organs located in the Abdominopelvic cavity   Pancreas, Small Intestines, Stomach  
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Cholecyst/o   Gallbladder  
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Portion consists of the head, neck, torso   Axial  
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Antenatal   Before birth  
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Part of the small intestines   Ileum  
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Supraclavicular   Above the clavicle  
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Olecranal   Back of the elbow  
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Axillary   Armpit  
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Volar   Palm or sole  
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Perineal   Area bt the genitals and the anus  
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Plantar   Sole of foot  
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Occipital   Back of the lower skull  
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Zygomatic   Upper cheek  
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Cephalic   Head  
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Buccal   Cheek  
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Homeostasis   Relative consistency of the internal environment  
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Prediction of the probable cause and outcome of a disease   Prognosis  
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Plane that divides the body into upper and lower parts   Transverse  
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Plane that divides the body into right and left sides   Sagittal  
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Toward the front   Anterior  
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Contains the lungs   Pleura  
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Contains the liver   Abdominal  
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The center, middle region   Umbilical  
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Connective tissue contains large fat compartments   Adipose  
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Most specialized forms of connective tissue, it's matrix is hard and calcified   Bone  
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The function of nervous tissue   Provides rapid communication bt body structures and control of body functions  
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The active transport process is used to incorporate fluids or dissolved substances into cells   Pinocytosis  
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Cell structure encloses the cytoplasm and forms the outer boundary for the human cell   Plasma membrane  
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Threadlike structures made of protein and DNA found in the nucleus   Chromatin  
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Purpose of mitosis   To replace cells that are damaged or destroyed  
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Connective tissue that is hard but flexible and contains imbedded chondrocytes   Cartilage  
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Function of ____ muscle is to maintain body posture   Skeletal  
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Squamous cells   Flat  
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Stage of mitosis in which the two nuclei appear and the cell division is complete   Telophase  
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Superficial   Near the surface  
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Transverse plane   Horizontal or crosswise plane  
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Tissues   Organization of many similar cells that perform a specific function  
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Study of functions of structures and their parts   Physiology  
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Human anatomical position   The body is erect, arms at sides, palms turned forward, head and feet pointed forward  
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Organs contained in the dorsal cavity   Spinal cord, brain  
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NOT located in the ventral cavity   Spinal cavity (Liver, Spleen and Urinary bladder are)  
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NOT a definition of the root word cyst/o   Kidney (fluid-filled sac, urinary bladder, cyst are)  
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Muscle   My/o  
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Gray   Poli/o  
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Slow   Brady  
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Fast   Tachy  
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Painful   Dys-  
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Against   Anti-  
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Dorsal cavity is made up of which sub cavities   Cranial, spinal  
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NOT main part of the cell   Nucleolus (Plasma membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm)  
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Small structures that make up much of he cytoplasm   Organelles  
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Hair-like extensions found on the surfaces of the cell   Cilia  
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The "protein factories" of the cell   Ribosomes  
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"Power plants" of the cell   Mitochondria  
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Ingests microbes that enter the cell   Lysosomes  
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Active transport processes requires the use of   ATP  
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Diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane when some of the solutes cannot cross the membrane   Osmosis  
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Uphill movement of a substance through a living cell membrane   Active transport  
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NOT an active transport process   Osmosis (Ion pump, phagocytosis, pinocytosis are)  
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"Genetic info" contained in ____ molecules ultimately determines the transmission and expression of our heritable traits   DNA  
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Another name for the cell division   Mitosis  
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Phase of cell division do chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell   Metaphase  
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NOT a main type of tissue   Transverse (epithelial, connective, nervous are)  
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Abnormal mass that forms when the body fails to control mitosis   Neoplasm  
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NOT classified as a Connective Tissue   Simple Squamous (Areolar, adipose, hemopoietic are)  
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Most abundant and widely distributed tissue in the body   Connective Tissue  
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NOT a cell shape   Circular (squamous, cuboidal, columnar are)  
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Stratified squamous epithelium is found on the surface of the lining of   The mouth and the esophagus  
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Smooth muscle tissue   Visceral  
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NOT a type of muscle tissue   Rigid (skeletal, smooth, and cardiac are)  
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Blood like connective tissue found in the red marrow cavities of bones   Hemopoietic  
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Location that Nervous tissue is found   Brain, spinal cord, and nerves  
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Location of cardiac muscle   Heart  
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Part of the neuron that transmits impulses away from the cell body   Axon  
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Formerly thought to be responsible for apoptosis (programmed cell death)   Lysosomes  
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Part of the sperm cell that gives it motility   Flagella  
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Phagocytosis is an active transport process that requires ____   Energy  
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Type of replication that precedes mitosis   DNA  
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Stage of mitosis is sometimes referred to as the "resting stage"   Interphase  
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Type of epithelial tissue is found in body areas that stretch, such as the urinary bladder   Stratified transitional  
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Type of passive transport uses pressure rather than a concentration difference to move substances   Filtration  
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Cardiac muscle AKA   Striated involuntary  
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Smooth muscle AKA   Non-striated  
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A cleavage furrow begins to develop in what stage of mitosis   Anaphase  
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Messenger RNA is formed during   Transcription  
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