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nose
nostrils
nasal septum
conchae
specialized structure of the face that serves both as the orga…
nares; external openings of the nose
a partition of bone and cartilage between the nasal cavities d…
mucosa covered lobes in the nasal cavity which greatly increas…
nose
specialized structure of the face that serves both as the orga…
nostrils
nares; external openings of the nose
respiratory epithelium
goblet cells
nasal conchae
epiglottis
lines the airways of conducting zones (pseudostratified ciliat…
between the ciliated epithelial cells, produce mucus, warms an…
covered by mucosa, create turbulence in inhaled air to increas…
a leaf of flexible elastic cartilage that extends upward from…
respiratory epithelium
lines the airways of conducting zones (pseudostratified ciliat…
goblet cells
between the ciliated epithelial cells, produce mucus, warms an…
Function of the spinal cord?
How do spinal nerves enter/ exit spinal…
What are 3 layers of the spinal nerve?
What is a reflex?
Send messages from brain to body; coordinates reflexes
enter= dorsal root exit= ventral root
epineurium- outermost, perineurium- around each fascicle, endo…
Rapid involuntary response triggered by a specific stimuli
Function of the spinal cord?
Send messages from brain to body; coordinates reflexes
How do spinal nerves enter/ exit spinal…
enter= dorsal root exit= ventral root
financial condition
Financial condition assessment
Financial statement analysis
Operating analysis
most important factor leading to mission success
attempts to answer this question: Does the business have the f…
focuses on the information in a business's financial statement…
focuses on operating data with the goal of explaining financia…
financial condition
most important factor leading to mission success
Financial condition assessment
attempts to answer this question: Does the business have the f…
Functions of the Spinal cord
The spinal cord is protected by...
What are the 3 layers that the meninges…
Layers of the spinal cord
- process reflexes ... - integrate EPSP and IPSP (excitatory and…
- bone (vertebrae) ... - connective tissue (meninges)... - fluid (ce…
1. Dura mater (O)... 2. Arachnoid mater... 3. Pia mater (I)
- Dura: thick membrane, outermost layer ... - Epidural space: cus…
Functions of the Spinal cord
- process reflexes ... - integrate EPSP and IPSP (excitatory and…
The spinal cord is protected by...
- bone (vertebrae) ... - connective tissue (meninges)... - fluid (ce…
Pineal Gland... (sleep/wake)
Pituitary Gland... (anterior/Posterior)
Anterior
Anterior pituitary gland could go under…
-controls human body clock for sleep and awake... -female reprodu…
-It is called the master gland because it produces hormones th…
-secrete influence growth, sexual development, skin pigmentati…
CAUSES: underfunction: retardation... overfunction: acromegaly in…
Pineal Gland... (sleep/wake)
-controls human body clock for sleep and awake... -female reprodu…
Pituitary Gland... (anterior/Posterior)
-It is called the master gland because it produces hormones th…
thyroid gland
what are the 3 hormones in the thyroid…
thyroxine (thyroid gland)
triodothyronine (thyroid gland)
vascular and has two large lobes
thyroxine... triodothyronine... calcitonin
increases the rate of energy release from carbohydrates ... incre…
same as thyroxine but five times more potent ... source of contro…
thyroid gland
vascular and has two large lobes
what are the 3 hormones in the thyroid…
thyroxine... triodothyronine... calcitonin
cerebellum
superior peduncle(s)
middle peduncle(s)
inferior peduncle(s)
provides precise timing & appropriate patterns of skeletal mus…
connect cerebellum to midbrain
connect cerebellum to pons & to brainstem axis
connect cerebellum to medulla
cerebellum
provides precise timing & appropriate patterns of skeletal mus…
superior peduncle(s)
connect cerebellum to midbrain
Financial Condition Analysis
Financial statement analysis
Operating analysis
Ration analysis
attempts to answer this question: Does the business have the f…
focuses on the information in a business's financial statement…
focuses on operating data with the goal of explaining financia…
a technique used in financial condition analysis (and in other…
Financial Condition Analysis
attempts to answer this question: Does the business have the f…
Financial statement analysis
focuses on the information in a business's financial statement…
anastomosis
arteriole
arteries
blood pressure
the joining of two tubes, usually referring to a connection be…
a small arterial branch that delivers blood to a capillary net…
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart and toward…
the force exerted against the vascular walls by the blood, as…
anastomosis
the joining of two tubes, usually referring to a connection be…
arteriole
a small arterial branch that delivers blood to a capillary net…
artery
vein
capillary
vasoconstriction
blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart and toward…
blood vessel carrying blood from a capillary bed toward the he…
small blood vessels, interposed between arterioles and venues,…
a reduction in the diameter of arterioles due to contraction o…
artery
blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart and toward…
vein
blood vessel carrying blood from a capillary bed toward the he…
Anatomy
Gross Anatomy
Microscopic Anatomy
Psychiology
Study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts and…
Studying large, easily observable structures
Study of body structures that are too small to see with the na…
Study of how the body and its parts work or function.
Anatomy
Study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts and…
Gross Anatomy
Studying large, easily observable structures
Spinal cord
Vertebral column
Meninges
Spinal meninges
100 million neurons and even more neuroglia compose the
Spinal cord is located within the
Three protective, connective tissue coverings that encircle th…
Meninges surrounding the spinal cord
Spinal cord
100 million neurons and even more neuroglia compose the
Vertebral column
Spinal cord is located within the
homeostasis
tissue
organelle
positive feedback response
the maintenance of a constant internal environment
a group of cells with a common mitotic origin, found at the sa…
a subcellular structure dedicated to one or a very small numbe…
the regulatory mechanism if, upon accumulation of a substance…
homeostasis
the maintenance of a constant internal environment
tissue
a group of cells with a common mitotic origin, found at the sa…
Central Sulcus
Longitudial fissure
Traverse cerebral fissure
Lateral Sulcus
Separates frontal from parietal lobe
separates two hempisheres
separates cerebral from cerebellum
Divides frontal and parietal lobes
Central Sulcus
Separates frontal from parietal lobe
Longitudial fissure
separates two hempisheres
Nose
nostrils
nasal septum
conchae
only externally visible part of the respiratory system
Either of two openings in the nose; external nares
a wall of cartilage that divides the nose into two equal secti…
lobes that increase the surface area of the mucosa exposed to…
Nose
only externally visible part of the respiratory system
nostrils
Either of two openings in the nose; external nares
parts of the skeletal system
2 divisions of the skeletal system
functions of bones
# of bones in adult skeleton
Bones (skeleton)... Joints... Cartilages... Ligaments
Axial skeleton... Appendicular skeleton
- Support of the body... - Protection of soft organs... - Movement d…
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parts of the skeletal system
Bones (skeleton)... Joints... Cartilages... Ligaments
2 divisions of the skeletal system
Axial skeleton... Appendicular skeleton
Function of body membranes
Cutaneous Membrane
Mucous Membranes (Mucosa)
Serous Membranes (Serosa)
- Line or cover body surfaces... - Protect body surfaces... - Lubric…
- Skin, a dry membrane... - Outermost protective boundary... - Super…
- Surface epithelium (Type depends on site)... - Underlying loose…
- Surface simple squamous epithelium... - Underlying areolar conn…
Function of body membranes
- Line or cover body surfaces... - Protect body surfaces... - Lubric…
Cutaneous Membrane
- Skin, a dry membrane... - Outermost protective boundary... - Super…
three types of muscle differ in...
three basic muscle types
myofilaments
myo- and mys-
Cell structure... Body location... How they are stimulated to contra…
Skeletal muscle... Cardiac muscle... Smooth muscle... Skeletal and smo…
causes the contraction of muscles
muscle
three types of muscle differ in...
Cell structure... Body location... How they are stimulated to contra…
three basic muscle types
Skeletal muscle... Cardiac muscle... Smooth muscle... Skeletal and smo…
5 Functions of muscular system?
Epimysium?
Perimysium?
Endomysium?
1. produce movement... 2. maintain posture... 3. support soft tissue…
outside of muscle
divide into series of compartments containing bundle of fibers
surround each individual muscle fiber, some stem cells for rep…
5 Functions of muscular system?
1. produce movement... 2. maintain posture... 3. support soft tissue…
Epimysium?
outside of muscle
monoclonal antibodies
macrophages
active immunity
antibodies
Antigen-specif antibodies produced in huge quantities by a sin…
Phagocytes found within the lymph nodes that ingest and destro…
Immunity that occurs when a person's own immune system produce…
Immunoglobulin proteins produced by B lymphocytes that bind to…
monoclonal antibodies
Antigen-specif antibodies produced in huge quantities by a sin…
macrophages
Phagocytes found within the lymph nodes that ingest and destro…