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| Is lung function considered to be Anatomy or Physiology? |
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| Is Mucus lining considered anatomy or physiology? |
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| Is the beating of a heart considered anatomy or physiology? |
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| Examples of Microscopic Anatomy |
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| Examples of Gross Anatomy |
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Regional Anatomy Systemic Anatomy Surface Anatomy |
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Examples of Developmental Anatomy |
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Study of conceptus, embryo or fetus Embryology |
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| Examples of Diagnostic Anatomy |
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Disease states Homeostatic imbalance-structure |
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| Examples of Radiographic Anatomy |
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MRI
CT, CAT or PET scans Ultrasound/ x-ray |
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| What system covers skin and other body coverings |
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| What systems has cells that contract for movement? |
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| What system provides structure? |
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| What system produces nitrogenous wastes? |
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| What system breaks down and absorbs nutrients? |
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| What system contains glands that produce hormones? |
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What hormone is released after blood sugar rises? |
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| What hormone is released as blood sugar falls? |
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| Describe the anatomical position |
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| Body is erect with feet slightly apart |
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| The knee is ___ to the foot |
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| The sternum is ____ to the thoracic vertebrae |
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| The ears are ____ to the eyes |
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| The skin is _____ to the bones |
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| The fingers are ______ to the wrist |
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| The umbilicus is ____ to the scapulae |
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| What cut is the same as a "cross section" |
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What is the lengthwise plane that divides the body into left and right sides? |
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Which 2 names describe a plane that divides the body front & back (anterior & posterior)? |
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| Which terms are related to the pelvis |
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| which terms are related to the arm |
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| which terms are related to the leg? |
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| which terms are related to the head? |
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| which terms are related to the foot? |
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| which terms are related to the hand? |
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| structural unit of all living things |
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| a part of the body formed of 2 or more tissues and carries out a special function |
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| the living plant or animal which represents the sum total of all it's organ systems working together to maintain life |
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| A group of similar cells and their intracellular substance specialized to performa specific function |
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| Characteristics of epithelim |
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| close-packed cells and specialized contacts between cells |
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| describle simple epithelium |
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| describe pseudostratified epithelium |
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| appears to be multiple layers (but not) |
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| describe cuboidal epithelium |
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| cells appear square shaped |
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| describe transitional epithelium |
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| describe stratified epithelium |
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| describe columnar epithelium |
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| shape of cell appears "rectangular" |
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| describe epithelial tissue |
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| formed in a continuous sheet of cells(often on surfaces) |
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| tissue type that transmits impluses (communication) |
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| describe connective tissue |
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| binds together, supports, and protects tissues (support) |
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| tissue specialized for contraction (movement) |
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| Where do you find "wet" mucous membranes? |
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| digestive tract, urinary tract, respiratory tract |
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| Where do you find moist serous membranes? |
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| Visceral pericardium (heart), visceral pleura (lungs), parietal peritoneum |
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| Which are considered dry cutaneous membranes? |
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| Which are considered dry cutaneous membranes? |
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| Living cells surrounded by nonliving matrix are found in which tissue? |
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| Where might one analyze a synovial cavity? |
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| In joints such as the elbow or knee |
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| Cells of the small intesting are held together by_________ |
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| Cells of the epidermis are held together by _________, allowing some flexibility but no tearing |
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| Which cells build or secrete |
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| Which cells breakd down structures, tissues, materials? |
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| dense regular connective tissue |
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| parallel collagen fibers common; high tensile strength |
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| losse connective tissue; areolar |
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| most common connective tissue; supports; holds fluid |
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| high nutrient storing capacity; cushions and insulates |
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| forms an internal framework of support for the body |
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| glassy tissue- firm but flexible; keeps trachea open |
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| inflammation in response to tissue damage begins with_____________ |
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| tissue trauma causes injured tissue cells to release inflammatory chemicals |
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