Basics
Hired muscle
Basics in pictures
Harder Stuff
I'm such a cut up
We've got chemistry <3
I wish I had no bones
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The overarching principle guiding the study of A&P - involves how things work and what they look like

What is the Principle of Complementarity of Structure and Function? 

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The process of cell replication and its stages

What is mitosis and prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase? 

Important parts: DNA replication, chromosomes visible, link to kinetochores by microtubules, line up on metaphase plate, pulled apart, cytokinesis

100

What is hyaline cartilage? 


100

Parts of an atom

What are the neutron (0), proton (+), and electron (-)? 

Atomic number = # o protons, 

Atomic mass = protons + neutrons

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The overarching principle guiding the actions of organs and organs systems that keeps things (e.g. pH, gases, energy, etc.) within a set range of values

What is homeostasis?

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Types of chemical bonds

What are ionic, covalent (both polar and non polar), and hydrogen? 

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The anatomical words associated with the neck, lower leg, groin, chin, and the back of the knee

What are cervical, crural/sural, inguinal, mental, and popliteal? 

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The process of gene expression

What is (simply) DNA --> RNA --> protein? 

(A little less simply) 

Transcription: RNA pol binding, RNA pol linking, Detachment of RNA

Then: mRNA processing

Translation: initiation, elongation, termination


300


What is pseudostratified ciliated epithelium? 

(This is a trachea slide)

300

Types of energy

What are potential and kinetic?

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400

Levels of organization of life, from smallest to largest 

What is chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, and organism?

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What is dense regular connective tissue? 

400

Range of the pH scale, and the desired pH of blood

What is 0-14, and 7.35-7.45?

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The different systems that work together to make the human body

What is integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic/immune, respiratory, digestive, and urinary? 

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The four types of tissue and examples

What are epithelial, connective, muscle, and nervous? 

Epithelial: squamous, cuboid, columnar, transitional, glands, accessories

Connective: LCT = adipose, areolar, reticular; DCT = elastic, regular, and irregular; fluid = blood and lymph; supporting = cartilage (elastic, hyaline, and fibro) and bone (spongy and compact)

Muscle: cardiac, smooth, skeletal

Nervous

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What is reticular connective tissue? 

500

Macromolecules and their monomers

What are carbohydrates (polysaccharides) and monosaccharides; lipids and glycerol + fatty acid tails (or steroids, eicosanoids, glycerides, and phospholipids); proteins (polypeptides) and amino acids; and nucleic acids and nucleotides?

500

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