A&P I Flashcards

Decks in this Class (37):

• Exam 1 Study Guide Introduction Terms Pt

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Introduction) (terms) pt 1

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  define anabolism,

  define anatomy,

  define anterior
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• Exam 1 Study Guide Introduction Pt 2

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Introduction) pt 2

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  scientific name of head,

  scientific name of skull,

  scientific name of face
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• Exam 1 Study Guide Introduction Pt 3

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Introduction) pt 3

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  describe what a sign is,

  describe what a symptom is,

  distinguish sural from crural
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• Exam 1 Study Guide Cells Organelles Term

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Cells & Organelles) (terms) pt 1

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  define active transport,

  define adp,

  define allosteric
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• Exam 1 Study Guide Cells Organelles Term

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Cells & Organelles) (terms) pt 2

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  define mitochondrion,

  define neoplasm,

  define net diffusion
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• Exam 1 Study Guide Cells Organelles Pt 3

  Exam 1 Study Guide (Cells & Organelles) pt 3

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  what actual cell type most closely resem,

  describe the basic makeup of a typical c,

  what is the catch phrase for the plasma
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• Exam 1 Slide Show Introduction Pt 1

  Exam 1 Slide Show (Introduction) Pt 1

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  what is anatomy,

  how is anatomy first studied,

  what is the science of body functions
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• Exam 1 Slide Show Introduction Pt 2

  Exam 1 Slide Show (Introduction) Pt 2

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  define superior,

  define inferior,

  define anterior
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• Exam 1 Slide Show Cells Important Terms

  Exam 1 Slide Show (Cells) Important Terms

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  what is cancer,

  what is tumor neoplasm,

  what is oncology
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• Exam 1 Slide Show Cells Pt 1

  Exam 1 Slide Show (Cells) Pt 1

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  continuity of life has a _____ basis,

  what builds tissue and organs,

  cells generally have
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• Exam 1 Hit List

  Exam 1 Hit List

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  where is the enzyme that produces atp fo,

  since energy is required vesicular trans,

  what are the three types of vesicular tr
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• Exam 2 Sg Integument Pt1

  Exam 2 SG Integument (pt1)

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  name the accessory structures of the ski,

  what are the two principal parts of the,

  what is the makeup of the hypodermis
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt1

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt1)

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  the skin consists of what two principal,

  what is the largest organ in the body in,

  which layer is the superficial thinner l
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt2

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt2)

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  keratinocytes have intermediate filament,

  which cell of the stratum basale continu,

  what is the stratum spinosum comprised o
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt3

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt3)

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  pacinian corpuscles are located where,

  what do pacinan corpuscles sense,

  what are commonly known as finger prints
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt4

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt4)

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  new cells produced by mitosis in the hai,

  what is the opening where hair actually,

  within the bulb of the hair is a germina
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt5

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt5)

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  what type of glands are aprocrine sweat,

  both eccrine and apocrine sweat glands c,

  in what condition do keratinocytes divid
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary Pt6

  Exam 2 Slide Show Integumentary (pt6)

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  what happens after deep wound healing,

  explain the density of collagen after wo,

  how are blood vessels and accessory stru
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt1

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt1)

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  what are the functions of cartilage,

  what are the two articular surfaces of c,

  the younger a person is the _____ cartil
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt2

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt2)

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  state the type of cartilage commonly fou,

  state the type of cartilage commonly fou,

  state the type of cartilage commonly fou
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt3

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt3)

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  what is the nutrient foramen,

  what is the nutrient groove,

  what is responsible for a bones tensile
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt4

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt4)

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  in intramembranous ossification how is t,

  which ossification do most bones form by,

  what is perichondrium made of
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt5

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt5)

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  what is the ongoing replacement of old b,

  what are the two types of bone remodelin,

  what is bone deposition
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Skeletal Tissue Pt6

  Exam 2 Slide show Skeletal Tissue (pt6)

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  which joints have little movement,

  what are three examples of fibrous joint,

  which joints have no synovial cavity
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Muscle Tissue Pt1

  Exam 2 Slide show Muscle Tissue (Pt1)

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  what are the three types of muscle tissu,

  which muscle tissue exhibits autorhythmi,

  which muscle tissue is striated and invo
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Muscle Tissue Pt2

  Exam 2 Slide show Muscle Tissue (Pt2)

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  why are skeletal muscle fibers unable to,

  during embryonic development what fuses,

  what are able to regenerate functional m
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Muscle Tissue Pt3

  Exam 2 Slide show Muscle Tissue (Pt3)

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  what molecule spans half a sarcomere fro,

  what binds to titin and holds thick fila,

  what links the thin filaments of the sar
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Muscle Tissue Pt4

  Exam 2 Slide show Muscle Tissue (Pt4)

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  myosin crossbridges detach only when wha,

  during muscle contractions what do not c,

  during muscle contractions what three th
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Muscle Tissue Pt5

  Exam 2 Slide show Muscle Tissue (Pt5)

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  in regards to the three processes of atp,

  what are the usual sources of creatine i,

  adults need how many grams of creatine a
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Nervous Tissue Pt1

  Exam 2 Slide show Nervous Tissue (pt1)

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  what are the two organizational levels o,

  what composes the cns,

  what composes the pns
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• Exam 2 Slide Show Nervous Tissue Pt2

  Exam 2 Slide show Nervous Tissue (pt2)

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  which neuroglial cell regulates the comp,

  which neuroglial cell myelinates axons i,

  which neuroglial cell is responsible for
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• Exam 3 Spinal Cord Sg Pt1

  Exam 3 Spinal cord SG (pt1)

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  name the meninges of the spinal cord in,

  what is the relationship between spinal,

  of what is the dura mater composed
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• Exam 3 Spinal Cord Sg Pt2

  Exam 3 Spinal cord SG (pt2)

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  which spinal nerve components form inter,

  what structures do intercostal nerves su,

  what structures do posterior rami of tho
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• Exam 3 Spinal Cord Sg Pt3

  Exam 3 Spinal cord SG (pt3)

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  name the two main routes along which sen,

  what are the names of the two components,

  where is each of the tracts located of t
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• Exam 3 Spinal Cord Definitions

  Exam 3 Spinal cord Definitions

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  paralysis of one limb only,

  paralysis of both upper limbs or both lo,

  paralysis of both lower limbs
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• Exam 3 Brain Lower Sg Pt1

  Exam 3 Brain Lower SG (pt1)

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  what are the four major parts of the bra,

  what are the three components of the bra,

  what are the two main components of the
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• Exam 3 Brain Lower Sg Pt2

  Exam 3 Brain Lower SG (pt2)

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  compare the normal rate of csf formation,

  why is hydrocephalus detrimental,

  state the sub components of the brain st
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