Homeostasis
The definition of homeostasis
What is the ability to maintain internal conditions.
The system that contributes to body structure
What is the Skeletal system
The respective terms for up and down
What is superior and inferior
The 4 main tissue types
What are epithelial, muscular, connective, nervous
Explain the cell cycle
G1 > S-phase > G2 > Mitosis
Give an example of an internal factor that is maintained by homeostasis
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Which of the 4 quadrants is the spleen located in
LUQ
The respective terms for front and back
What is anterior and posterior
The name of the top and bottom surfaces of epithelial tissue
What is apical and basolateral
The 4 major macromolecules and their monomers
What are proteins (AAs), carbohydrates (monosaccharides), nucleic acids (nucleotides), and lipids (fatty acids)
The feedback loops that maintain homeostasis
What are negative feedback loops
The organs of the digestive system reside inside this body cavity
What is the abdominal cavity
The hand is ______ to the shoulder
Distal
This type of secretion pinches off the top portion of a cell to excrete its products
What is apocrine secretion
These factors impact the fluidity of the plasma membrane
What are lipid tails, temperature, and cholesterol
What are the three major components of a feedback loop?
What is an afferent receptor, control center, and efferent effector
What are the 4 quadrants in the body, name one organ for each quadrant
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Lauren will start in a random position, instruct her on how to assume anatomical position
Lauren must be standing straight with arms at her side, feet shoulder width apart, palms facing forward, thumbs out.
The epithelial tissue that lines the lungs, used in gas exchange
What is simple squamous epithelia
The types of cell junctions that are commonly found in epithelial tissue
What are desmosomes, hemidesmosomes, and tight junctions
Somebody suffers a cut on their hand, blood rushes toward the cut and platelet count increases in order to form a scab. An example of a ___________
What is a positive feedback loop
The 9 abdominal regions
A lunge with a twist is an example of movement across which two planes
What is sagittal and transverse
What is the difference between an endocrine and exocrine gland? Where are their products secreted?
Exocrine glands secrete their products into a duct, endocrine glands secrete their products directly into the bloodstream
A patient comes in with high levels of blood sodium. A nurse puts the patient on a diluted saline IV to balance out the increased sodium.
If the patients blood sodium levels were untreated, his blood cells would ________
Shrivel up (hypertonic solution)