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Kilo= Hecto= Deka= Deci= Centi= Milli= Micro= Nano= |
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Kilo= one thousand Hecto= one hundred Deka= ten Deci= one tenth Centi= one/one hundreths Milli= one/one thousandths Micro= one one/millionths Nano= one one/billionth |
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| Is a function of a length |
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One cubic centimeter (1cc) =
What amount is injection given in?
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one milliliter
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| Converting from a large unit to a small unit: |
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| Move the decimal to the right. |
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| Converting from a smaller unit to a larger unit: |
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| Move the decimal to the left. |
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King
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King (kilo)
Henry (hecto)
Died (deka)
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didn’t (deci)
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| a pure substance which cannot be broken down into a simpler substance by ordinary chemical reactions |
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| how many natural occurring elements are there |
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| the levels of organization |
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| 1.atom 2.molecule 3.cell 4.tissue 5.organ 6.organ system |
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| the smallest unit of matter that can enter into a chemical reaction |
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| two or more joined together by a bond |
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| a force that holds atoms together |
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| what is a cell composed of? |
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| composed of atoms and molecule interacting in highly complicated way |
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| composed of many molecules |
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| the type of macromolecule. what is the largest macromolecule? |
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| protein, carbs, fats. DNA is the largest macromolecule. |
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| a group of cells that are similar in structure, function, and embryonic origin. |
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| the 4 types of animal tissues |
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1. epithelial
2. connective
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4. nervous |
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| two or more tissues working together to perform a specific function. |
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| what type of tissues do organs have? give some examples of organs: |
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| all organs are made out of all four type of tissues. example of organs are: kidney, heart, lungs, kidney,liver. |
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| consist of several organs working together to perform specific functions. |
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1. digestive 2.lymphatic 3.nervous 4. urinary 5. reproductive 6.endocrine
7.respiratory 8.cardiovascular
9. skeletal 10. muscular 11. integumentary. |
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| a group of similar interbreeding organisms capable of producing fertile offspring. |
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| characteristic of living things: |
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| composed of ones or more cell-have DNA-reproduce themselves- have a life span- take in and digest nutrients- excretes waste- secrete substances- produce ATP- echange gases with enviroment- respond to stimuli- have a metabolism-exhibit homeostasis-multicellular organisms exhibit differentation. |
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| the cell gets rid of waste |
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| the cell builds ans releases substances that will be used by another cell or by the body. |
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| ATP: a molecule that store energy in its bonds. |
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| what energy does a cell use to work? |
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| the process by which a cell produces ATP. |
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| aerobic mean_________
anaerobic mean__________ |
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| aerobic mean with air
anaerobic means without air |
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| is a change in the environment either internal or external. |
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| touch,pressure,light,sound waves, tastes, smells, chemical, temperature. |
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| the sum total of all the chemical reaction in a cell or in the body. |
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| what can chemical reaction do to molecules? |
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| chemical reaction can either synthesize(build) molecules or degrade (breakdown) molecules |
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| chemical reaction that synthesize molecules |
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| chemical reaction that breaks down molecules. |
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| the ability of a cell or an organism to maintain a relatively constant internal environment. |
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| relatively constant means |
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| there are always fluctuations in the body, nothing in the body is constant. |
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| is the extracellular fluids |
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| the two categories of body fluids |
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| intracellular and extracellular |
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| the extracellular fluid is our |
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| internal ocean, and the fluid around the cell. |
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| what must cells live around to survive? |
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| cell must live around water to live. |
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| the process by which identical cells in the embryo become specialized types of cells with different functions. |
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| is a cute made through a plane. |
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| separates from front to back |
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| separates into two sides.
midsagittal and parasagittal |
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| separates a structure into superior (top) and inferior (bottom) |
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| composed of a single layer of epithelial cell with a small amount of connective tissues beneath the epithelium. |
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| 3 major type of membranes |
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| serous membrane, mucous membrane, synovial membrane |
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| located in the ventral body cavity. has mesothelium |
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| a thin layer of connective tissues coverd by a single layer of epithelial cells. |
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| a watery fluid called serous fluid |
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| lubricate the membranes and to reduce friction between them. |
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| give examples of serous membrane |
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| the pleura, the pericardia, the peritoneum |
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