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Test 1 Review: Chap 1

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  • Anatomy is the study of ..... of body parts

    Physiology is the study of.... of body parts


    Structure: Function

  • Macroscopic Anatomy subdivisions


    Regional: all structures in particular areas

    System: Cardiovascular, Respiratory

    Surface: Internal Structures as they relate to overlying surfaces

  • Microscopic Anatomy Subdivision


    Histology, Cytology

  • Principle of Complementary


    Physicology is promoted or prevented by its anatomy

  • All chemical reactions that occur in body cells (catabolism and anabolism)


    Metabolism

  • Catabolic


    Breaking down: releasing energy

  • Anabolic


    Assembling: using energy

  • Breaks down nutrients for energy


    Oxygen

  • Homeostasis


    The maintance of relitively stable internal conditions despite continuous changes in the environment

    A dynamic state of equilibrium

  • Waht communications systems are required for monitoring and regulating


    Nervous, Endocrine

  • Receptor


    (sensor)

    1st step: monitors environment

    responds to stimuli ( change in variables)

  • Control Center


    Determines set point at which variable is maintained

    Recieves input from receptor via (efferent pathways)

    Determines Response

  • Effector


    recieves output from cc ( afferent pathway)

    provides means to respond

  • ..... sence increase in blood sugar

    Pancreas (.......) secrete insulin

    Insulin causes body cells (.....) to absorb more glucose, blood sugar decreases


    Receptor: CC: Effector

  • Anatomical Position


    Facing forward, palms facing down, feet on ground, arms on the side

  • Axial


    Head, neck, trunk region

  • Appendicular


    Limbs

  • What is the function of serus membranes


    Lining organs and their cavity walls

  • What type of cut would seperate the brain into anterior and posterior parts


    coronal

  • what abdominopelvic region contains the appendix


    right iliac

  • what abdomino pelvic region contains most of the stomach


    Epigastric

  • what abdominopelvi region contains the gallbladder


    Right Hypochondric

  • Pleurisy


    Inflamation of the pleura around the lungs : trouble breathing