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Its the study of form and structure. Its generally observational and descriptive. ana= apart tomy=to cut |
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Study of functions and processes. It tends to be experimental. physio= nature and ology= study of |
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Chemical(lowest level),Cells, Tissues(alot of cells working together), Organs(bunch of tissues working together to create an organ), Organ system(bunch of organs working together to create an organ system), Organism(made up of many organ systems) |
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multiple organs working together
Integumentary system- skin skeletal system- framework support muscular system- movement nervous system- It detects the inside/outside environment and it is the command support center. |
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Some aspect of the body that can change (measure) |
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A level/variable that you want to maintain |
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A range of variation on which the variable can move around and it's normal |
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Its when the body is moving towards the set point. Negative direction result of feedback. The response of effects are reduced |
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Causes a change away from the set point. Works internally w/out conscious |
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