Chapter 9
Inflammation of the stomach
What is Gastritis?
Bone or marrow or spinal cord
What is myel/o?
Urinary bladder
What is cyst/o?
A group of organs that cooperate to accomplish a common purpose
What is organ system?
Substances composed of atoms from two or more different elements.
What are compounds?
Increased glucose level
What is Hyperglycemia?
Mind or diaphragm
What is phren/o?
Suture of a uterine tube
What is salpingorraphy?
Consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles; it allows movement of the body, maintains posture, produces heat & circulates blood throughout the bod
What is muscular system?
Weak attractive force between a slightly positive area and a slightly negative area of a polar molecule
What is a hydrogen bond?
The oral intake of substances into the body
What is Ingestion?
Conduct impulses either to or from the nervous system.
What are Neurons?
Reproductive organs
What is genitalia?
Away from the body surface; more internal
What is deep?
A macromolecule formed by the chemical combination of many monosaccharide units.
What is a polysaccharide?
Instrument used for crushing
What is -triptor?
Pertaining to tears
What is Lacrimal?
Stones in the bladder
What is cystolithiasis?
Refers to processes that use energy and nutrients to build complex organic molecules that compose the body
What is Anabolism?
A chemical or combination of chemicals that either picks up excess H+ or releases H+ to keep the pH of a solution rather constant.
What is a buffer?
Process in which the digested food molecules pass through the lining of the small intestine into the blood or lymph capillaries
What is Absorption?
The recording and analysis of the electrical activity of the brain.
What is Electroencephalography?
Painful urination
What is dysuria?
The sum of all chemical reactions that occur in the bodY
What is metabolism?
The molecules always contain both carbon and hydrogen and usually contain oxygen.
What are organic molecules?