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Physiology
Study of biological function, usually in homeostasis
Pathophysiology
study of diseased states in body, abnormal (not in homeostasis)
What is the cellular hierarchy of biological structures?
Atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms
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What are the 4 main types of cells?
Muscle, neurons, epithelial, connective tissue cells
What do muscles cells/tissue do?
Generate mechanical force
What are the three types of muslce cells/tissues?
Skeletal, cardiac, smooth
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Which muscle cells/tissues are voluntarily or involuntarily controlled?
Skeletal - voluntary
Cardiac - involuntary
Smooth - involuntary
How many nuclei does each type of muscle cell have?
Skeletal - multiple
Cardiac - 1
Smooth - 1
What do neurons do?
Conduct electrical signals (impulses) to other cells
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Physiology
Study of biological function, usually in homeostasis
Pathophysiology
study of diseased states in body, abnormal (not in homeostasis)
What is the cellular hierarchy of biological structures?
Atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms
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What are the 4 main types of cells?
Muscle, neurons, epithelial, connective tissue cells
What do muscles cells/tissue do?
Generate mechanical force
What are the three types of muslce cells/tissues?
Skeletal, cardiac, smooth
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Which muscle cells/tissues are voluntarily or involuntarily controlled?
Skeletal - voluntary
Cardiac - involuntary
Smooth - involuntary
How many nuclei does each type of muscle cell have?
Skeletal - multiple
Cardiac - 1
Smooth - 1
What do neurons do?
Conduct electrical signals (impulses) to other cells
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