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Dr. Cutler- South University- Chapters 1-3

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3 serous membranes   1. pleural (surrounds lungs) 2. Pericardium (covers heart) 3. Peritoneum (abdominopelvic organs & lines cavity)  
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visceral   gut/internal organs  
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parietal   wall  
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viscera pleura   inside lungs  
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parietal pleura   wall of lungs  
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viscera pericardium   inside heart  
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parietal pericardium   wall of heart  
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viscera peritoneum   inside abdomen  
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parietal peritoneum   wall of abdomen  
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4 quadrants   URQ, ULQ, LLQ, LRQ  
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Upper Right Quadrant (URQ)   Liver; Spleen  
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Lower Right Quadrant (LRQ)   Small intestine; Appendix  
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Upper Left Quadrant (ULQ)   Stomach  
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Lower Left Quadrant (LLQ)   Large intestine  
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Matter =   Atoms  
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Oxygen   O  
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Carbon   C  
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Hydrogen   H  
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Nitrogen   N  
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Atom   smallest unit of matter -- retain the properties & characteristics of an element  
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Subatomic particles   Electrons, Protons & Neurons  
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# of electrons on outer shell   8  
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# of electrons on inner shell   2  
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Chemical bonds   forces of attraction (like magnets)  
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Valence shell   furthest shell out  
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Hydrogen ("loose" friend)   1 electron; wants/needs 2 electrons  
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Molecule   2 or more atoms; share electrons  
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Compound   contains 2 or more different elements  
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Ion   atoms that lost or gained electron  
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Ion gained   more negative  
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Ion lost   more positive  
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ionization   act of gaining/losing electrons  
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cation   positively charged ions  
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anion   negatively charged ions  
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Covalent bond   sharing of ions - 3 types 1. Single 2. Double 3. Triple  
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Water is...   Polar covalent molecule  
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Hydrogen bond   VERY weak; kind of liked a 2 year old  
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Surface Tension   results form H+ atoms sticking together  
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Chemical Bond   new bonds formed/old bonds broken  
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Chemical bond; 3 components   1. Reactants (eggs and flour) 2. Products (cake) 3. Metabolism (mixing egg and flour)  
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Energy   capacity to do work  
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3 types of energy   1. Potential = stored 2. Kinetic = released due to motion 3. Chemical = stored in bonds  
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concentration   more particles present, more likely to collide  
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temperature   particles move faster when heated up causing them to collide with enough force to disrupt the valence  
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synthesis   2 or more atoms combine to form new and larger atoms  
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anabolic   body's synthesis reaction  
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decomposition   splitting of larger molecules  
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catabolism   usually exergonic - release more energy than absorb  
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Exchange   both synthesis and decomposition in reaction together  
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Oxidation- reduction (OIL RIG)   Transfer of electrons  
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oxidation   loss  
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reduction   gain  
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no carbon =   inorganic  
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Water is ....   a universal solvent  
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solution   combination of solvent and solute  
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solvent   dissolves another substance  
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solute   thing being dissolved  
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normal blood pH   7.35- 7.45  
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Acidosis   pH below 7.35  
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Alkalosis   pH above 7.45  
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cytology   study of cells  
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sex cells   reproductive cells  
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somatic   all body cells except sex cells  
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extracellular fluid   watery/medium outside cell  
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Plasma membrane   fluid mosaic (stained class window) outside of cell (phospholipid bilayer) selectively permeable separates external and internal  
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plasma membrane proteins   integral periperal receptor carrier channel (transfer)  
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Glycocalyx   sugary sweet outer coating (sweet tea)  
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Osmosis =   water as solvent  
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Diffusion=   salt or sugar as solute  
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Facilitated Diffusion: Osmosis   water follows rock stats!! More rock stars the farther water will move  
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