Body Structure and Function
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| What are the 8 body cavities? | Ventral, Thoracic, Mediastinum, Abdominal, Pelvic, Dorsal, Cranial, and spinal
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| What is homeostasis? | The bodies ability to maintain a stable internal environment
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| What does the control centre do in homeostasis? | Decides what must be done and sends a message to the effector
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| What is the purpose for the effector in homeostasis | Carries out the order from the control centre
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| What does ventral mean? | Front
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| What is the Thoracic Cavity | Diaphragm separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities
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| What is mediastinum | Separates the left and right lungs
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| What does Dorsal mean? | Back
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| What is a Cranial Cavity? | Brain
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| What is your Spinal Cavity? | Spinal Cord
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| Name the 3 Right Abdominopelic Regions? | Right hypochondriac region, Right lumbar region, Right iliac region
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| Name the 3 middle Abdominopelic Regions? | Epigastric Region (above stomach), Hypogastric Region
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| Name the 3 left Abdominopelic Regions? | Left hypochondriac region, Left lumbar region, Left iliac region
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| What are the 4 abdominal quadrants? | Right upper, Left upper, Right lower, Left lower
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| What is in the Right Upper Quadrant? | Liver, gallbladder, right kidney
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| What is in the Left Upper Quadrant? | Liver, kidney, pancreas, colon
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| What is in the Right Lower Quadrant? | Colon, small intestine, appendix
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| What is in the Left Lower Quadrant? | colon, small intestine,
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| What are the 3 body planes? | Median, Frontal, Transverse
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| What does Transverse mean? | Slices in half, top to bottom sections
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| What does frontal mean? | Slices front to back
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| What does Median mean | Slices in the middle of right and left sides of body
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| List the 4 atomic symbols and common chemicals found in the body. | Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen
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| Explain the importance of normal blood ph regulation. | The body prioritizes the ph balance of blood, heart, and lung.
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| What happens when the ph unit changes more then a few tenths? | death becomes possible.
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| What is Anatomy? | Structure and shape of the body
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| What is Physiology? | The study of how the body parts function
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| What does gross anatomy mean? | Visible to the naked eye
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| What does microscopic anatomy mean? | You can only see through the microscope
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| Physio stands for? | Nature
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| Ology stands for? | The study of.
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| How does Anatomy and Physiology work? | The body works together as a whole, the anatomy of a body parts determines its physiology.
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