Anatomy and Physiology
Directional Terminology
Body cavities
Homeostasis and Metabolism
Other
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Anatomy: Definition
Physiology: Definition
Anatomy: is the study of the form or structure of all living things.
Physiology: is the study of how living things function or work.
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What is the position name a person stands in while getting examined. show me a example as well.
Anatomical positioning
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What are the two main body cavities?
Ventral, and Dorsal
100
Homeostasis comes from the Greek words that means
staying the same
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On average we use ______ of the calories we eat just to maintain basic life functions
60%-75%
200
What is Growth Anatomy:
What is Microscopic Anatomy:
Growth Anatomy: Is the study of our body structures we can see with our naked eyes
Microscopic Anatomy: can deal with the same structures, though at a closer scale requiring a microscope. Examples: the study of tissues.
200
The patients right is your _____
Left
200
What organs does the Thoracic cavity hold
Heart and Lungs
200
Negative feedback what is it and give me a example.
Is a responses that revise disturbances to body’s condition
- Like sweating or shivering.
200
The head is _____ to the root of the elbow.
the ankle is ______ to the root of the knee
Distal
Proximal
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Explain Form
Explain Function
Give me a example
For example: think about a squating
Function: to lower your body to the ground
Form: will need your knees and ankles and abdominals to support and lower you to the ground safely
300
Tell me all three of the Anatomical Planes
Sagittal planes, Frontal Planes, Transverse Planes
300
Name two Small Cavities in the Head
Orbital Cavities, Nasal Cavity, Oral Cavity, and Middle Ear Cavities
300
Positive feedback what is it and give me a example.
Is the opposite instead of the body trying to bring back the body to homeostasis. The body keeps adding more hormones and chemicals to the body
Childbirth
300
What is Mr. Hughes favorite show
How I met your mother
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How did people used to study humans
By looking at dead bodies
400
Sagittal
400
What are the body Cavities function.
Protect delicate organs from shock and cushions them. E.g. the brain
Allow internal organs to change size and shape without distorting other organs. E.g. the lungs, stomach and bladder
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When you eat you obtain energy: in the body energy is called.
What do you used this energy source for
ATP
You use ATP for walking running sitting any time you do a activity you use ATP as your energy source.
400
The heart is _____ in the body
If a person is laying on there stomach what is the name that it is called.
Deep
Prone
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What is the largest level of organization?
Organism (the body)
500
Your head is _____ to your feet.
Your knees are _______ to your Heart.
Superior (cranial)
Inferior (caudal)
500
List all five body cavities
Cranial cavity, Thoracic cavity, Abdominal cavity, Pelvic cavity, Spinal (vertebral) cavity
500
Give me a example of how the stay in Homeostasis
give me what the receptor, control center and effector will all do.
Example : being hot outside
The receptor identify that there is a problem and needs to be fixed quickly
The receptor relay the message to the control center telling them what they have found.
The control center analyzes the information and if a action is need it will relay a message to the effector
The effector will need to cause a reaction to help the body return to homeostasis.
500
Double Jeopardy!!!!!!
What is the formula for calculating metabolic rate for Females.
Females = (4.55 x weight in pounds (Lb.)) + (15.88 x height in (In)) - ( 5 x age) -161