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| _____________________ is the science of the structure of an organism and the relationship of its parts. |
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| ____________________ - Anatomy that is visible by the naked eye |
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| ____________________ - Anatomy that can only be seen with a microscope |
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| ____________________ - Study of human growth and development. |
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| ____________________ - Study of diseased body structures |
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| ____________________ - Study of the body by its systems |
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| _____________________ is the study of the functions of an organism and its parts. |
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| Scientific terms are based on _____________ or ___________ word parts. |
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| Scientific terms often avoid the use of _______________ which are terms based on _______________________ |
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| __________________ describes the process in which an organism is self-_______________ and self-_______________________ |
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| AUTOPOESIS, SELF ORGANIZED AND SELF MAINTAINING |
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| List the 10 characteristics important for Human Life. |
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| RESPONSIVENESS, ABSORPTION, SECRETION, CONDUCTIVITY, GROWTH, EXCRETION, RESPIRATION, CIRCLATION, DIGESTION, REPRODUCTION |
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| _____________________ is the sum of all reactions in the body. |
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| _____________________ is the sum of all degradative reactions in the body. |
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| _____________________ is the sum of all constructive reactions in the body. |
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| Describe the chemical level of organization: |
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| PROPER ORGANIZATION OF ATOMS, MOLECULES AND MACROMOLECULES RESULTS IN LIVING MATTER |
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| Describe the organelle level of organization: |
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| SMALL ORGANS IN CELLS THAT PREFORM INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONS, THESE ALLOW THE CELL TO LIVE |
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| Describe the cellular level of organization: |
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| SMALLEST AND MOST NUMEROUS UNITS THAT POSSESS AND EXHIBIT CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE |
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| Describe the tissue level of organization: |
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| ORGANIZATION OF SIMILIAR CELLS SPECIALIZED TO PREFORM A CERTAIN FUNCTION |
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| EPITHELIAL, CONNECTIVE, NERVOUS, MUSCULE. |
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| Describe the organ level of organization: |
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| ORGANIZATION OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF TISSUES TO PERFORM A SPECIAL FUNCTION |
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| Describe the system level of organization: |
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| MOST COMPLEX ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS IN THE BODY |
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| THE LIVING HUMAN ORGANISM, GREATER THEN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS, ALL COMPONENTS INETERACT TO ALLOW THE HUMAN TO SURVIVE AND FLOURISH OR BEOCME SELF DESTRUCTIVE |
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| The right and left sides of the body are _______________ images. |
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| Human structure confers _________________ proportions. |
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| _______________________ structures are on the same side of the body. |
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| _______________________ structures are on opposite sides of the body. |
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| The two major body cavities are the ______________ cavity and the ______________ cavity. |
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| The two subdivisions of the dorsal cavity are the _______________ cavity and the ______________ cavity. |
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| The two subdivisions of the ventral cavity are the _________________ cavity and the ________________________________ cavity. |
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| THORACIC AND ABDOMINOPELVIC |
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| PLEURAL CAVITIES AND MEDIASTEINUM |
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| The abdominopelvic cavity is divided into the ___________________ cavity and the ______________ cavity. |
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| The thoracic cavity and the abdominopelvic cavity are separated by a muscle known as the _____________________. |
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| What are the 9 Abdominal regions? |
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| UMBILICAL, EPIGASTRIC, HYPOGASTRIC, RIGHT LUMBAR, LEFT LUMBAR, RIGHT HYPOCONDRIAC, LEFT HYPOCONDRIAC, RIGHT ILLIAC, LEFT ILLIAC. |
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| RIGHT UPPER, LEFT UPPER, RIGHT LOWER, LEFT LOWER. |
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| Towards the feet or coccyx: _________________________, ________________________ |
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| Nearer to the trunk: _________________________ |
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| Farther from the trunk: ________________________________ |
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| Towards the front of the body: _______________________ |
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| Towards the back of the body: ______________________________ |
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| Towards the midline: ______________________________ |
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| Away from the midline: _____________________________ |
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| Towards the interior of the body: _______________________ |
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| Towards the exterior of the body: _________________________ |
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| Inside a hallowing: ________________ |
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| Towards the center of an organ: _____________________ |
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| Towards the periphery of an organ: ______________________ |
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| The middle region of an organ: _________________________ |
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| The outer region of an organ: _______________________ |
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| A pointed region of an organ: ________________________ |
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| A wide area of an organ: __________________________ |
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| Cuts the body into right and left halves: _____________________ |
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| Cuts the body into EQUAL right and left halves: ________________________ |
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| Cuts the body into top and bottom: _____________________________ |
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| Cuts the body into front and back: _____________________________ |
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| Category of physique: ______________________ |
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| Somatotype having more fat accumulation: ______________________ |
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| Somatotype having less fat but more muscle: ____________________ |
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| Somatotype having very little fat or muscle: _________________________ |
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| Which category of Endomorph is more risky for heart conditions: ___________________ |
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| How is this type of endomorph different from the other type? |
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| HAS A HEAVY, ROUNDED PHYSIQUE 2ITH AN ACCUMULATION OF FAT. |
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| What describes the bodys relative internal constancy? ________________________ |
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| The bodys ________________________ environment tends to remain constant even when the ______________________ environment changes. |
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| What describes the bodys acceptabe range for an internal parameter: _______________ |
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| _______________ feedback is inhibitory and more numerous. |
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| __________________ feedback is stimulatory and less common. |
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| Which feedback opposes changes? ________________________ |
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| Occurs inside cells and involves enzymes to regulate cell processes: _________________ |
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| Known as self or autoregulation and involves chemical signaling: __________________ |
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| Regulation from organ to organ involving neuronal or endocrine signaling: ___________ |
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| ANTERIOR TORSO BELOW DIAPHRAM |
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| DEPRESSED AREA JUST IN FRONT OF ELBOW |
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| LOWERP ART OF BACK BETWEEN RIBS AND PELVIS |
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| AREA AROUND NAVEL, OR UMBILICUS |
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