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| The study of the anatomy which is observable with the unaided eye. |
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| The study of anatomy by body systems. |
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| The study of anatomy by the structures in a given region. |
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| The study of anatomy by extrenal observation of internal structures. |
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| The study of anatomy which studies structures only observable with a microscope. |
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| Study of structural changes due to injury, disease, or aging. |
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| Study of organs/tissues which have been removed from a living individual |
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| Anatomical study of crime victims for medicolegal purposes. |
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| Study of the functions of the body. |
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| Study of change in function due to disease, trauma, or aging. |
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| The study of functional and structural changes in tissue due to disease. |
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| The study of the cuase of disease. |
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| An objective symptom of a disease; an abnormality detectable by a physician during examination. |
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| A subjective sign of a disease; A departure from nornmal appearance, function or sensation. |
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| Tissue forming the outer layers of skin, covering the surfaces of organs, lining the walls of body cavities, forming tubes, ducts and glands. Its functions are protection, absorption, secretion, and excretion. |
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| Bone, blood, lymph, cerebrospinal fluid, sheaths of muscles, and tendons. Functions include packing and filling, uniting body structures, and resisting of physical force. |
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| Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle and cardiac muscle. Functions include movement and posture. |
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| Brain, spinal cord and nerves. Functions include irritability and conductivity. (Awareness and responsiveness) |
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| All of the biochemical reactions occuring in the cells of an organism. |
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| Reproduction without sex; the offspring are identical to the parental cells. |
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| Gamets which are produced by cell division called meiosis meet with one another and form a zygote. |
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| A balanced internal state maintained regardless of external circumstances. |
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| Refers to a person standing erect, feet facing foward, arms hanging at the sides with palms facing forward. |
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| Head, neck and trunk, as distinguished from the extremities. |
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| Relating to an appendage, such as limbs and their associated girdles. |
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| A vertical plane that separates the body into left and right portions. |
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| Sagital plane that is exactly in the middle of the body dividing it into left and right portions. |
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| Horizontal plane dividing the body into superior and inferior potions |
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| A plane which runs vertically from right to left dividing body into anterior and posterior portions. |
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| A cavity which is open to the outside environment, such as the oral cavity or nasal cavity. |
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| A cavity which does not open to the outside environment. |
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| The study of the nature of matter and the changes matter undergoes. |
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| Anything that has mass and occupies space. |
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| The ammount of matter an object possesses. |
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| The simplest form of matter that has unique chemical properties. |
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| The buiding block or unit of an element that retains the chemical properties of that element. |
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| Protons, neutrons, & electrons |
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| A substance made of atoms of two or more different elements. |
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| The smalles part of an element or compound that can have a stable, independent existence. |
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| A bond formed between two atoms by the transfer of electrons. |
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| A bond formed when two atoms share one or more electrons. |
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| A reaction occurring when atoms join together and form a molecule or compound. |
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| Name the four major organic compounds in living organisms |
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| Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. |
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| All living organisms are composed of cells and substances produced by those cells. |
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| Small non-membrane bound organelles made of two subunits and located on rough endoplamsic reticulum and randomly scattered in cytoplasm. |
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| An organism which is shaped like a stack of hollow pancakes that are actually membranous sacs. |
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| This organelle's function is to packing and process proteins. The chemicals in this apparatus cause the protein molecule to take on a specific shape to be useful to the body, and then it is packaged inside a vesicle for transport. |
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| Small sacs containing digestive enzymes which are freely distributed in the cytoplasm. They idgest foreign, phagocytized materials and injured cell parts. |
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| Organelles which are bound by a double membrane forming two compartments. It coverts glucose into ATP. |
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| The form of the internal framework of the cell which provides support for the cell and tracks for organelle movement. |
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| Hollow tubes made of protein fibers twisted around each other. |
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| Solid protein fibers called actin and myosin |
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| Passive Transport Mechanisms |
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| A transport mechanism which does not require energy -- such as molecules going down a concentration gradient; including water molecules, gas molecules, and small uncharged molecules. |
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| Active Transport Mechanisms |
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| Transport mechanisms which require energy and carrier protein molecules; includes molecules going up a concentration gradient; includes large, charged molecules. |
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| Random net movement of particles from an area of greater to lesser concentration until both areas have equal concentration. |
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| Movement of molecules from an area of greater to lesser concentration with the help o a protein carrier in the plasma membrane. |
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| Diffusion of water molecules across a selectively permeable membrane from the side with a greater concentration to the side with a lesser concentration |
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| The breaking down of large molecules into smaller molecules. |
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| Protein molecules which act as catalysts for biochemical reactions. |
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| The molecules which make up the genes and contain the codes for making proteins. |
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| Epithelial tissue with only one layer of cells |
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| Stratified epithelial tissue |
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| Epithelial tissue with multiple layers of cells |
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| Squamous epithelial tissue |
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| Epithelial tissue with flat cells |
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| Cuboidal epithelial tissue |
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| Epithelial tissue made of cube shaped cells |
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| Columnar epithelial tissue |
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| Epithelial tissue made of column shaped cells |
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| Cancer originating in epithelial tissue. |
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| Cells which secrete protein fibers |
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| Cells which secrete a matrix of cartilage |
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| Cells which make the matrix of bone |
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| Cells which make red blood cells |
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| Cells in a fluid matrix with dissolved fibers. |
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| Mature bone cells found in small cavities |
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| Small cavities holding osteocytes |
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| Thin canals connecting lacunae |
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| Functional unit of bone consisting of osteocytes and matrix clustered around a Haversian Canal |
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| Red blood cells which transport oxygen through the body |
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| White blood cells which fight infection |
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| Platelets which assist in blood clotting |
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| The name for a muscle cell |
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| Muscle with no striation; the cells are spindle shaped and have a single nucleus; involuntary muscle; formes tubes and walls of hollow organs. |
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| Muscle tissue which forms the muscles that attach to bones and may be consciously controlled; made of long threadlike cells with alternating dark and light stripes called striations; each cell has more than one nucleus located just beneat the cell membrane. |
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| Wasting away or decrease in cell size due to decreased demand. |
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| Cell enlargement due to increased demand |
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| One type of mature cell in a tissue is replaced by a different type of cell |
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| Cells vary is size, shape, may have enlarged nucleus, and rate of mitosis is increased. |
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| Production of new cells to meet a demand. |
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| Accumulation of water in injured cells |
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| Cells swell due to fat accumulation following injury |
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| Cell death followed by autolysis |
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| Chemicals relased at cell death causes proteins to coagulate. |
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| Soft, boggy, liquid area forms after cell death and autolysis in brain tissue |
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| Yellowish, granular lesions form in lung tissue due to an infection. |
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| Necrosis due to ischemia (decreased blood flow) and anoxia (decreased oxygen) |
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| Type of gangrene where enzymes break down necrotic tissue |
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| Type of gangrene where infected tissue becomes dry and shriveled, or cold gangrene. |
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| Type of gangrene where anaerobic bacteria are fermenting and liberating a foul odor. |
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| Gangrene due to the plugging of an artery by an embolus |
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| Gangrene associated with poor circulation and nerve damage in diabetes |
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| Necrosis occuring in absence of infection |
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| Necrosis occuring in fat (adipose) tissue |
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| Necrosis which is associated with pus formation |
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| Deficiency of oxygen due to ischemia or anemia |
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| Hives due to an allergic reaction to food or drugs |
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| Due to chronic inflammation from allergin exposure |
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| Red patches with silvery scales on the skin |
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| Infection of the dermis & subcutaneous tissue |
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| A cavity formed by liquifaction necrosis within solid tissue |
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| Loss of tissue from tearing |
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| Splitting or tearing of tissue |
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| Penetrating wound by a pointed object |
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| A superficial scrape injury |
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| Small elevation filed with clear fluid |
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| Congenital benign tumor, usually red to blue in coloration |
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| Pinpoint, purpose spots due to hemorrhages on the skin |
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| Slightly larger hemorrhages |
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| Flat, scaly, red patches that are precursors to cancer |
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| Small bones formed in tendons due to friction |
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| Bones which develop to fill spaces between cranial bones that may fail to join as a person grows |
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| A bone which is longer than it is wide |
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| A bone that is more cube-shaped |
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| A bone with a thin, broad surface |
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| Bones which are not long, short, or flat. |
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| The expanded portion of the long bone at each end |
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| The shaft of the long bone |
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| The hollow space inside the diaphysis of a long bone |
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| Joints which are bound together by fibrous connective tissue or cartilage |
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| Joints which move slightly, such as intervertebral joints, symphysis pubis joints, etc |
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| Joints which are freely movable; they have a complex structure involving the bone ends covered with hyaline cartilage and are bound by a capsule |
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| Fibrous connective tissue covering which separates an individual muscle from all the adjacent muscles |
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| Extension of fascia which attaches to the bone by intertwining with the periosteum covering the bone |
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| Extension of fascia that forms a broad fibrous sheet which attaches to the coverings of adjacent muscles. |
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| The covering under the fascia which lies next to the muscle fibers. |
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| This extends into the muscle tissue dividing it into bundles called fasiculi. |
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| This extends into fasicule and surrounsd individual cells (fibers) |
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| The plasma membrane of a muscle |
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| The cytoplasm of a muscle |
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| The portion of a muscle which is attached to a fixed structure |
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| The portion of a muscle attached to a movable structure |
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| Inflammation of muscle tissue |
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| Study of the nervous system |
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| A temporary disruption of brain function without substantial tissue damage |
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| Brain tissue is bruised, resulting in small hemorrhages and edema |
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| Cells inside the brain that support and connect neurons become cancerous |
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| Chemical molecules with shapes that "fit" designated target organs |
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| Where is the pituitary gland located? |
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| At the base of the brain, hanging from the hypothalamus by the infundiulum |
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| Where is the thyroid gland located? |
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| In the throat on both sides of the trachea, inferior to the larynx |
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| Where are the parathyroid glands located? |
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| Located on the posterior surface of the thyroid gland |
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| Where are the adrenal glands located? |
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| Where is the pancreas located? |
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| Posterior to the stomach and joined via a duct to the duodenum |
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| Where is the thymus gland located? |
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| In the mediastinum posterior to the sternum between the lungs |
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| The hormone that stimulates hematopoiesis when oxygen deficiency is noted by the kidneys/liver |
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| Red blood cell production which occurs in the bone marrow |
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| Malignancies leading to uncontrolled production of one or more nonfunctional white blood cell |
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| The process of stopping the bleeding from a broken vessil |
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| The clumping together of red blood cells due to antibodies attaching to the antigens |
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| Destruction of red blood cells |
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| An accumulation of serous fluid in fetal tissues associated with erythroblastosis fetalis |
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| Erythroblastosis fetalis (hemolytic disease of the newborn) |
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| Condition in which the antibodies in the mother's blood attack and destroy the baby's red blood cells |
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| Extreme jaundice due to red blood cell destruction |
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| Inflammation of the membraning lining the valves of the heart |
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| Inflammation of the membrane lining the chambers of the heart |
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| Narrowing of valve so forward blood flow is restricted |
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| Connection between two vessels; natural or surgically created; arteries supplying the same organ or area may join together just before entering an organ or area |
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| Alternate pathways for blood to reach an area; often created bthrough aerobic exercise |
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| Hardening of the arteries due to decreased elasticity and flexibility |
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| The most common type of arterosclerosis |
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| A characteristic lesion due to atheromatous plaque |
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| Narrowing of the lumen in an artery |
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| A blood clot in an artery |
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| Dialation of a blood vessel wall at one place |
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| Inflammation of an artery |
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| Inflammation in a wall of a vein accompanied by formation of a thrombus |
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| malfunction in the heart due to a decrease in blood flow & decreased blood pressure |
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| Widespread arteriole dialation |
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| Interstitial tissue fluid that's entered the lymph system |
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| Milky-white lymph fluid that drais from digestive organs and contains digested fats |
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| A malignancy which begins in a single lymph node & is classified according to the number of nodes affected and their location above or below the diaphragm/spleen |
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| Multiple Myeloma; malignancy of very immature lymphocytes; damages the bone marrow & bone |
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| Exchange of carbon dioxide for oxygen in the lungs |
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| Exchange of oxygen for carbon dioxide at cells in the body |
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| The cartilage responsible for keeping food out of the lower respiratory tract |
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| Opening between the vocal cords leading to the trachea |
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| Microscopic, epithelial cells with very thin membranes |
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| A cough which produces sputum |
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| Shortness of breath upon even mild exertion |
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| Solidification due to inflammatory cells collecting in exudate |
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| Spinal column defect leading to rounded shoulders which restricts breathing |
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| Lateral curvature of the spine |
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| damage which prevents full expansion of the lungs or severe pain which limits breathing |
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| Tissue covering the trachea becomes inflamed or infected |
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| Inflammation/infection of the larynx |
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| Infection/Inflammation of bronchioles |
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| Collapsed lung due to atmospheric air getting into pleural spaces |
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| Inflammation of the pleura with an exudate called pleural effusion |
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| Name the three pairs of salivary glands |
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| Parotids, submandibular, & sublingual |
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| A small flap which hangs from the soft palate to keep food from entering the nasopharynx |
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| The tissue attaching the tongue to the floor of the mouth |
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| The ways the esophagus moves food |
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| Heartburn due to gastric juics |
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| stomach moves into the thoracic cavity through the opening in the diaphragm where the esophagus passes. |
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| Narrowing of the esophagus |
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Cardiac region (near heart)
Fundus (extends above cardiac & is temporary storage)
Body (largest part)
Pyuloric (narrow end which joins the duodenum) |
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| Name the 4 regions of the stomach |
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| narrowing of the pyloric region which interferes with the passage of chyme into the small intestine |
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| Due to irritants like alcohol/asprin which damage the protective mucosal membrane lining which allows acid to leak into the stomach |
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| Idiopathic atrophy of gastric tissue |
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| Chronic development of lesions on the mucosa of the small intestine and colon accompanied by severe diarrhea |
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| Acute or chronic inflammation of the mucosa of the colon accopanied by a bloody, watery diarrhea |
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| Formerly infectious hepatitis. Is spread by fecal-oral route, usually from contaminated food/drink. |
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| Formerly serum hepatitis. Transmitted by blood contact. |
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| Formerly NonA-NonB Hepatitis; is transmitted by blood contact. |
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| Chronic liver disease characterized by fibrous degeneration of hepatic tissue due to long term stress of liver cells which results in irreversible damage. |
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| Characteristic offensive odor due to accumulation of toxins. |
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| Inflammation of the gallbladder |
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| Abnormal tubal connection that develops between the gall bladder and small intestine due to abscess; stone may erode through and block the small intestine |
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| Inflammation of a bile duct |
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| Inflammation of the mucous membranes of the mouth |
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| Inflmmation of the tongue |
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| Inflammation of the tongue |
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| Inflammation of the esophagus |
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| Inflammation of the small intestine |
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| Inflammation of the stomach |
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| Inflammation of the colon |
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| Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the rectum |
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| Inflammation of the appendix |
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| Inflammation of the liver |
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| Inflammation of the pancreas |
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| Inflammation of the gallbladder |
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| Inflammation of the lining of the abdominal cavity |
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| The hollow chamber located in the concave depression on the medial side of each kidney |
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| The opening into the renal sinus through which the renal artery and vein, lymph vesssels, nerves, and the ureter enter and exit |
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| Ureter expands in the hilum to form this funnel-shaped sac |
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| The functional unit of a kidney |
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| Partial or complete absence of a functional kidney |
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| Defective embryonic development of a kidney |
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| The joining of the lower portions of the two kidneys by a band of tissue extending across the vertebral column |
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| The most common renal disease |
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| The accumulation of nitrogenous waste |
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| The accumulation of urea in the blood |
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| Inflammation of a nephron |
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| Inflammation of the renal pelvis |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the ureter |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the bladder |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the urethra |
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Definition
| Inflammation of a glomeruri |
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| Edema where the impression remains after touching an individual's skin |
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| Edema of the connective tissue |
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| Dropsy; fluid in the peritoneal cavity |
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| Fluid in the pleural cavity |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the testes |
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Definition
| Failure of the testes to descend |
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Definition
| Collection of serous fluid in the scrotum |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the prostate gland |
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| Inflammation of the fallopian tube |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the endometrium |
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Definition
| Uterine tissue grows ectopically which leads to abnormal bleeding, pain, and infertility |
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Definition
| Inflammation of the vagina |
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Definition
| Inflammation of breast tissue |
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Definition
| Fertilized egg remains in fallopian tube |
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| Childbed fever caused by a bacterial infection |
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