Set: Anatomy and Physiology

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Stratum Corneum Thickest layer of the epidermis composed of dead keratinized cells
Epidermis Main layer of the skin composed of stratified squamous epithelial tissue
Stratum Granulosum Layer of the epidermis that contains the melanin producing cells
Papillary Layer Layer of the dermis that has projections that cause fingerprints
Stratum Corneum Layer of the epidermis that contains cells with granuals in their cytoplasm
Stratum Lucidum Layer of the epidermis that contains a few rows of clear cells
Stratum Basale Layer of the epidermis that consists of a single row of dividing cells
Dermis Main layer of the skin that contains blood vessels
Reticular Layer of the dermis that contain collagen and elastic fibers that give the skin strength, extensibility, and elasticity
Subcutaneous Layer Layer made of mostly fat tissue that lies beneath the skin
Adipose Tissue in which fat is stored
Cilia Small hairlike projections on certain cells
Fibrous Connective tissue which joins the bones together at a joint
Simple Squamous The inner lining of all blood cells
Cartilage A type of connective tissue that provides flexibility
Matrix The intercelular material in connective tissue
Mucus A lubricating secreation
Collagen A protein found in nonelastic connective tissue
Simple Cuboidal Found in the secretory portion of glands an in kidneys
Ciliated Eithelium Lining in the respiratory tract
Cranium Bones Consists of 8 bones that enclose and protect brain
Occipital Contains the foramen magnum
Sella Turcia Site where the pituitary gland is located
Temporal Bone Contains the mastoid process
Facial Bones Consists of 14 bones that make of the face
Lacrimal Bone Smallest bone in the face
Hyoid Bone Bone that the tongue is attached to
Thoratic Vertebrae with costal pits
Cervical Vertebrae that contains the axis and atlas
Costal Type of cartilage that attaches ribs to sternum
Anterior Toward the front of the body
Lateral Away from the midline
Inferior Lowermost part of the body
Morphology The study of form and structure in plant and animals
Visceral Pertains to the covering of an organ
Anatomy The study of the structure of cells and organs
Distal Away from the point of attachment of an appendage
Physiology The study of how an organism works
Parietal Pertains to the outer layer or wall
Posterior Toward the back of the body
Proximal Nearest the point of attachment of an appendage
Medial Nearest the midline
Superior Uppermost part of the body
Biology The study of life
Ribosomes Synthesizes protein
Endoplasmic Reticulum Transport Channel
Flagella Makes a whip-like action for cell movement
Cilia Propels fluids like mucus over tissue
Nucleus Control center of cell
Lysosomes Contains digestive enzymes
Cell Membrane Selectively permeable
Microfillaments Causes cellular movement (contract & expand)
Centrosome Plays a role in cellular reproduction
Mitochondria Almost all cellular respiration takes place here
Microtubules Gives the cell support and makes up cilia and flagella
Golgi Aparatus Packages, refines, and delivers proteins
Microvilli Increases the surface area of the cell
Ribosome Tiny spherical organelle on the surface of E.R.
Endoplasmic Reticulum Connects the cell membrane with other organelles and the nuclear membrane
Nucleus Contains the chromatin
Cilia Tinny hair-like structure
Lysosomes Breaks down foreign invaders, food, an worn cell parts
Endoplasmic Reticulum Has two types (rough & smooth)
Cell Membrane Composed of two lipid layers with proteins embedded
Diffusion Molecules or ions moving from a greater to a lower concentration
Osmosis Diffusion of water
Active Transport Requires ATP
Exocytosis Means of secreting a cell product
Endocytosis Engulfing a large particle
Active Transport Moves against a concentration gradiant
Filtration Solutes and solvents move due to pressure
Dialysis Separates particles due to size
Prophase Chromatin coils up and becomes chromozomes
Anaphase Chromosomes migrate to opposite sides of the cell
Metaphase Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
Interphase DNA replicates
Telophase Cell splits
Perimyosium Connective tissue surrounding a fasciculus
Epimyosium Connective tissue surrounding a whole muscle
Endomysium Connective tissue surrounding a muscle fiber
Sacromere Contractile unit of a muscle
Actin thin, light myofilament
Myosin thick, dark myofilimet
Flaccid loss of muscle tone
Motor Unit a motor neuron fiber and the muscle fiber it stimulates
Isotonic Muscle contraction that lifts a load
Isometric Muscle contraction that does not lift a load
Sarcoplasm Cytoplasm of a muscle cell
Threshold the minimum level of stimulus required to bring about a response
Contractility the ability of a muscle to become shorter and thicker
Irritability the ability of living tissue to respond to stimulus
Neuromuscular Junction Connection point of motor neuron and muscle fiber
Summation Additive effect of impulse that results in a muscle contraction
Subthreshold Impulse on muscle cell that does not cause a contraction

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Creator tmac2009
Created November 19, 2007
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  1. ReticularLayer of the dermis that contain collagen and elastic fibers that give the skin strength, extensibility, and elasticity - 5 misses
  2. ThoraticVertebrae with costal pits - 5 misses
  3. CiliaPropels fluids like mucus over tissue - 5 misses
  4. ExocytosisMeans of secreting a cell product - 5 misses
  5. FibrousConnective tissue which joins the bones together at a joint - 4 misses
  6. CollagenA protein found in nonelastic connective tissue - 4 misses
  7. Lacrimal BoneSmallest bone in the face - 4 misses