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| study of structure and relationship among structure |
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| deals with function of body parts |
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| chemical (atoms, DNA, etc) --> cellular --> tissue --> organ --> organ system --> organism |
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| metabolism, responsiveness, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction |
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| all chemical processes in body |
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| breaking down large complex molecules into small simpler ones |
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| using energy from catabolism to build body's structural/functional components |
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| ability to detect and repond to changes in external environment |
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| motion of whole body, individual organs, or single cells |
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| increase in size (not just body, but cells too) |
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process whereby unspecialized cells become specialized cells
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| formation of new cells, repair, or replacement or the production of a new individual |
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-condition where body's internal environment remains within physiological limits
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(most occuring feedback system)
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| intensifies things in a controlled condition for unusual events (like child birth and stuff) |
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standing upright facing observer
arms at side w/ palsm facing foward
feet flat on floor |
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| away from midline of body |
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| toward/on surface of body |
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| away from surface of body |
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| vertically down the body, divides body into unequal halves |
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| divides body into front and back |
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| horizontally divides body |
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located near posterior surface of body
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| contains cranial bones and brain |
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| contains vertebral column and spinal cord |
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| chest cavity (contains pleural/pericardium/mediastinum) |
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| divided into abdominal and pelvic cavity |
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| stomach, spleen, liver, gallbladder, small intestine, most of large intestine |
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| urinary bladder, portions of large intestine, and reproductive organs |
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right upper, right lower, left upper, left lower
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located at the front of the body
(cotnains thoracic and abdomiopelvic cavity) |
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| chemical elements in body |
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26 of the 109 is formed in the human body
main 4 are: O, N, H, and C |
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| breaks down large nutrient molecules by adding water |
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(sugars and starches)
glycogen is storage form of glucose
builds cell structures and components of DNA and RNA
-consists of monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides |
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| simple sugars, building blocks of carbs |
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| simple sugars composed of ONLY 2 monosaccharides |
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| forms molecules by removing water |
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| 100s and 1000s of monosaccharides together |
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fat, steroids, hormones, etc
function: protect, insulate, and serve as source of energy
parts: triglycerides, phospholipids, steroids, prostoglandins, |
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| consists of glycerol and a fatty acid |
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| types of fatty acid (from the fatty acid chain) |
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| saturated fats, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated |
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carbon atoms have maximum amount of hydrogens
(in meats, milk products, eggs, cocoa butter, palm oil, coconut oil) |
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not completely saturated with hydrogen
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contains more than one double covalent bond
(in corn oil, sunflower oil, cotton seed oil, etc) |
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responsible for structure of body cells
may function as enzymes
forms antibodies |
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| building blocks of proteins |
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| stores energy for cells basic life activities |
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| important properties: specificity, efficiency, control |
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building blocks of nucleic acid
nitrogen bases include: Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine |
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barrier of cell
made of phospholipids/proteins
functions: shape, selective permeability |
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| inside stuff between plasma membrane and nucleus |
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| semifluid portion of cyotplasm |
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| organized structures with specialized activities within cell |
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| body fluid inside body cells (cytosol basically) |
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| extracellular fluid in blood |
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| extracellular fluid between cells |
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| extracellular fluid in lymphatic cells |
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| movement only by kinetic energy |
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| cell uses some of its energy (splitting ATP) |
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| movement from high to low |
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| lipid insoluble substances move across plasma membrane by assistance of integral protein |
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| movement of water from high concentration area to low |
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| equal pressure inside and outside |
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| more pressure inside than outside substance |
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| more pressure on outside than inside substance |
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| eating a particle to bring it into the cell |
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epithelial
connective
muscular
nervous |
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lining and protecting/glandular
consists of basement membrane
avascular |
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simple and stratified: squamous, cuboidal, columnar
transitional |
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| union of 2 or more amino acids |
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| when 2 amino acids combine |
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| when 3 amino acids combine |
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| large number of amino acids combine |
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1 layer of cells
simple squamous, simple cuboidal, simple columnar |
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| simple squamous epithelium |
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flat shaped
function: filtration, diffusion,osmosis
consists of endothelium and mesothelium |
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| simple squamous epithelium that lines heart and vessels |
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| simple squamous epithelium that lines serous membranes |
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| simple cuboidal epithelium |
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cube shaped
function: secretion/absorption
found in thyroid glands and kidneys |
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| simple columnar epithelium |
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column shaped
consists of nonciliated, ciliated, and pseudostratified columnar |
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| nonciliated simple columnar epithelium |
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2 types:
-microvilli (fingerlike projections to increase surface area/absorption)
-goblet cells: secretes mucus for lubrication |
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| ciliated simple columnar epithetlium |
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| contains cilia (hair) at surface to help move along substances on surface |
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| pseudostratified columnar (simple columnar) epithelium |
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| looks like its stratified when its not |
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| stratified squamous, stratified cuboidal, stratified columnar |
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| stratified squamous epithelium |
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flat shaped
2 forms: keratinize (protects skin/tissues from harm)
nonkeratinized (moist)
as these move up to surface, they become keratinized and lose their moisture |
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| stratified cuboidal epithelium |
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cube shaped
rare/main function to protect |
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| stratified columnar epithelium |
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column shaped
rare/main function in protection and secretion |
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changes shape to permit distention
found in urinary bladder and stuff |
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function: secretion
exocrine glands: produce hormones
endocrine glands: produce sweat/oil/etc |
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most abundant in body
binds/supports/strengthens other body tissues |
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| stratified squamous epithelial cells that continually undergo cell division at the base to push up the ones on top |
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| types of connective tissue |
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fibroblasts
macrophage
plasma cells
mast cells
adipocytes |
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| connective tissue that are fiberlike and secrete fibers and ground substance |
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| connective tissue component between cells and fibers |
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| engulfs bacteria and things by phagocytosis |
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space between widely spaced cells
2 types: ground substance, fibers |
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| extracellular matrix fibers |
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collagen: flexible (consists of collagen)
elastic: elastic (consists of elastin)
reticular: forms stroma (consists of collagen and elastin)(formed by fibroblasts) |
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framework of soft organs
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| classification of connective tissues |
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loose connective: areolar, adipose, reticular
dense connective: regular, irregular, elastic
cartilage: hyaline, fibrocartilar, elastic
bone
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loose connective tissue that contains fibroblasts, macrophages, plasma/mast cells, adipocytes, and all 3 fibers
attaches skin to underlying tissue |
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loose connective tissue which contains adipocytes to reduce heat loss
contains triglycerides |
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| formed together by areolar CT and adipose CT |
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| loose connective tissue which forms stroma |
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collagen fibers arranged PARALLEL-ly
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| consists of elastic fibers |
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loose CT cartilage
function: flexibility and support |
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loose CT cartilage
function: support/fusion |
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loose CT cartilage
function: support/shape |
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| other loose connective tissue |
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bone
liquid: blood/lymph/plasma |
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| group of tissues that perform a specific function |
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| skin and its accessory organs |
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| science in which deals with diagnsis and treatment of skin disorders |
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(top to bottom)
epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous tissue |
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outer thinner portion that's composed of epithelium
attached to dermis
composed of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium |
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inner thicker, connective tissue layer of skin
composed of connective tissue containing elastic and collagen fibers
lower regions made of dense irregular CT, adipose, hair follicles |
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| subcutaneous layer of skin |
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below the dermis
also caleld HYPODERMIS
attaches skin to underlying structures
consists of adipose/areolar loose CT |
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-regulation of body temperature: evaporation of sweat
-protection: phyiscal barrier from rays
-sensation: abundant nerve endings and receptors
-excretion: small amounts of water/salt/ organic compounds
-immunity: epidermis cells fend off foreign invaders to body
-synthesis of Vitamin D |
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| 4 types of epidermis cells |
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-keratinocytes
-melanocytes
-langelhans
-merkel cells |
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formed in basal layer
protects underlying layers
as more grows, they push the superficial cells up and they start to lose their nucleus and stuff and disappear |
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can also be found in dermis
produces MELANIN (which produces color)
absorbes UV radiation |
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located in deepest layer of epidermis of hairless skin
thought to function in SENSATION/TOUCH |
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function in immune response
easily damaged by UV radiation |
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(bottom to top)
-stratum basale
-stratum spinosum
-stratum lucidum
-stratum granulosum
-stratum corneum |
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simple cuboidal/columnar cells
contains melanocytes/merkel cells
produce keratinocytes |
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thornlikey/prickly
10 layers of polyhedral cells with spine like projections
contains melanin |
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only palms and soles of feet have this layer
5 layers of clear fat dead cells |
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| lamellated (pacinian) corpuscles |
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| nerve endings sensitive to pressure |
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| release lipid-rich secretion which acts as a water-repellen sealant |
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| 25-30 layers of dead keratinocytes |
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small,fingerlike projections that create fingerprint grooves
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| nerve endings sensitive to touch/temperature |
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| inherited inability to produce melanin |
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| oxygen-carrying pigment in red blood cells |
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| yellow-orange pigment that gives egg yol and carrots their color |
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| (stretch marks) small tears in the skin due to extensive stretching remain visible as silvery white streaks |
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| fibroblast, macrophages, adipocytes |
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| redness of the skin due to engorgement of capillaries in the dermis |
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| what hair is consisted of |
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| where new hairs are produced |
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| (vasodialator) increase circulation to scalp |
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| decreased synthesis of melanin |
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| accumulation of air bubbles |
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| single or groups of epithelial cells that secrete a substance |
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| sebaceous, sudoriferous, ceruminous |
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(oil) connected to hair follicles
found in dermis
secretes SEBUM
can develop into blackheads |
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(sweat) function: regulate body temperature and eliminate waste
2 types: apocrine, eccrine |
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(sudoriferous glands) found in armpit, pubic region, and pigmented areas of breast
produce COLD SWEAT
stimulated by emotional stress/sexual excitement |
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(sudoriferous glands) distributed throughout skin
produce watery secretion |
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(wax glands) present in ear canalas
conbined with sebaceous glands form cerumen |
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| plates are tightly packed, hard, keratinized cells of the epidermis |
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| nail body, free edge, nail root, lunula, cuticle |
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| visible portion of the nail |
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| part that extends past the finger or toe |
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| portion that's not visible (under skin) |
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| semilunar area near the nail root |
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| consists of stratum epithetlium |
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| all fibers decrease in number and stiffen |
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body temperature
protection
cutaneous sensations
excretion/absorption |
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| awareness of external or internal conditions of the body |
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| (sense organ) pick up a stimulus and connect to a nerve impulse |
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| impulse must be transferred frm receptor/organ to the brain |
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| brain receives impulse and connects it to a sensation |
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| brain refers sensations to their point of stimulation |
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| decrease in sensitivity to continued stimuli |
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| sensations persist even thought stimulus has been removed |
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| specific characteristic of each sensation |
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(merkel discs) include tactile, thermal, and pain
receptors located in skin |
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| (touch and pressure) detected by mechanoreceptors |
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detected by nociceptors
2 types: fast and slow |
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occurs rapidly
not felt in deeper tissues of the body |
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| (chronic pain) occurs gradually |
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| referred to overlying skin or distant areas (INTERNAL ORGANS) |
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| referred back to origin of pain |
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| pain experienced after a limb is amputated |
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awareness of muscle, tendon, and joint activity
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| perception of body movements |
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| science that deals with eye and its disorders |
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| found at the muscle tendon junction sensitive to tension |
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| speecializes in he treatment of eye disorders with drugs, surgery, and corrective lens |
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| licensed to test the eyes and treat visual defects by prescribing prescripted lenses |
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| adjust and dispenses lens |
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| how light travels through eyes |
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| eye --> optic nerve (CN II)--> optic chiasm --> occipital lobe |
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glands (located right under eyebrow)
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fibrous (outer)
vascular (middle)
Nervous (Retina/Inside) |
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outer coating of eye
contains cornea and sclera |
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nonvascular, transparent fibrous coat
covers iris
bends light rays entering the eye in order to produce a clear image |
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white of the eye
gives shape |
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middle layer of the eye
composed of choroid, ciliary body, and iris |
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lines inside of the sclera
absorbs light rays so they're not reflected |
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secretes aqueous humor (ciliary process)
changes shape of lens (ciliary muscle) |
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colored circle of the eye
regulates the amount of light entering the eye |
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retina
function: image formation
contains photoreceptors |
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| photoreceptors specialized in dim light and shape and movement |
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| photoreceptors specialized in color vision and sharpness of vision |
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small depression in the center of the macula lutea
area of sharpest vision |
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| exact center of the retina |
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| (blind spot) area where optic nerve exits the eye, thus no photoreceptors present |
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can occur by trauma
in which nervous layer is separated from pigmented layer |
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(outer to inner)
cornea-->anterior cavity (aqueous humor)-->pupil/iris-->lens-->vitreous humor-->retina-->choroid-->optic nerve |
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transport structure
focuses light rays onto retina |
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| loss of transparency in lens |
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front of the lens
filled with aqueous humor |
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creates inerocular perssure (which makes shape of the eye)
frequently replaced |
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aka posterior chamber
filled with vitrous body |
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| formed in embyonic life and is NOT replaced |
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nearsightedness
vision focused in front of retina |
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farsightedness
image focused behind retina |
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| irregularities in the surface of the lens or on the cornea |
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| inability to focus on nearby objects due to loss of elasticity with AGE |
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| caused by vitamin A deficiency |
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membraneous envelope of the brain and spinal cord
3 layers: dura mater, arachnoid, and pia mater |
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outer layer of meninges
protection |
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middle layer of the meninges
made of collagen and elastic fibers |
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delicate inner fibrous membrane covering the surface of the brain and spinal cord
"delicate mother"
(inner layer of meninges) |
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between arachnoid and pia mater
filled with CEREBROSPINAL FLUID |
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(CSF) formed by the filtration/secretion from the choroid plexuses
function: shock absorption and nutrient supply |
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| (lumbar puncture) in which they remove some CSF to introduce antibiotics with a long needle |
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| space between dura mater and vertebral column |
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| divides brain into right and left halves |
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| non-myelinated neurons in CNS (located on outer surface) |
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| myelinated neurons in CNS (located in inner surface) |
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cerebrum
cerebellum
brain stem |
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| circle thing underneath the brain |
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protects brain from chemical intrusion from the rest of the body
blood is filtered so that many harmful chemicals can't enter the brain |
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permanent/progressive loss of intellectual abilities
impaired memory/judgment |
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can progress from dementia
confused, forgetful, get lost, repetitive questions
disorientation, paranoia, hallucination, violent changes in mood, lose ability to talk/read/eat/walk |
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(MS)attacks myelin sheath of neurons
born above mason dixon line
tremors with movement |
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| cells that produce myelin |
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4 small hollow spaces in brain that are filled with CSF
contain choroid plexus |
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| produces cerebrospinal fluid |
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| outer layer of cerebrum, composed of 6 cell layers of deeply folded/ridged grey matter |
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| inability to use/comprehend words |
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| consists of thalamus, hypothalamus, and pineal gland |
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| consists of medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain |
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| overlooks balance and coordinated movement |
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| continuation of spinal cord |
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connects left and right sides of cerebellum
sleep regulation |
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| connects pons to diencephalon |
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| network of neuronal cells from medulla oblongata to brain stem |
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| reticular activating system |
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| consists of sensory axons that project to the cerebral cortex |
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relays sensory information
(Hal and Amus) |
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| controls autonomic nervous system/hormones/temperature/eating/drinking/etc |
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| secretes melatonin which promotes sleepiness and controls body's biological clock |
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| surface of cerebellum, consists of gray matter |
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| disruption of muscle coordination |
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higher thinking
outer surface of brain |
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| deep grooves between folds |
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| shallow folds of the brain |
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| separates cerebrum into right and left hemispheres |
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| separates frontal and parietal lobe |
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| separates occipital lobe and cerebellum |
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| separates frontal and temporal lobe |
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| deals with speech and motor movements |
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| deals with speech and words |
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| involved in movement, speech, abstract though |
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| involved in touch sensations, body positioning, hearing |
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| involved in hearing, smell, vision |
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