Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
light what energy does DSR use
DSA device that looks at blood vessels
DSA device that requires a contrast dye injected into patient to view blood vessels
light what energy does DSA use
PET device that shows metabolic processes
PET device that requires radioactive isotope injections
PET what device is used to determine if a tumor is cancerous or not
M2A - a swallowable pill/imaging capsule (has a mini camera on it)
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
-The pill snaps digital pictures as it passes through the digestive tract
light what energy does PET use
ultrasound imaging device that uses sound waves to work
ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to look at soft tissue
magnetic what energy does MRI use
magnetic what energy does MRS use
MRI uses magnetic energy to look at soft tissue; creates a magnetic field that makes
charged ions in the tissue temporarily line up and creates a picture
MRS uses magnetic energy to look at COMPOSITION of tissues
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
MRS what is a good device used to look at tumors
structure can dictate function and function can regulate structure what is the relationship
of anatomy and physiology
chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organismic list levels of organization from
lowest to highest
liver what is the largest internal organ
skin what is the largest external organ
skin what is a limiting boundary for the human body
limiting boundary this separates things from the outside world
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
excitability ability to detect change within and around the body
conductivity ability to send info about the stimuli from one part of the body to another to
create a response
metabolism sum total of all chemical reactions that occur in the body
catabolism big to small
anabolism small to big
growth increase in size of existing cells or increase in number of cells
somatic what type of cells can reproduce infinitely
gamete what type of cells can only reproduce so many times
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
light what energy does DSR use
DSA device that looks at blood vessels
DSA device that requires a contrast dye injected into patient to view blood vessels
light what energy does DSA use
PET device that shows metabolic processes
PET device that requires radioactive isotope injections
PET what device is used to determine if a tumor is cancerous or not
M2A - a swallowable pill/imaging capsule (has a mini camera on it)
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
-The pill snaps digital pictures as it passes through the digestive tract
light what energy does PET use
ultrasound imaging device that uses sound waves to work
ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to look at soft tissue
magnetic what energy does MRI use
magnetic what energy does MRS use
MRI uses magnetic energy to look at soft tissue; creates a magnetic field that makes
charged ions in the tissue temporarily line up and creates a picture
MRS uses magnetic energy to look at COMPOSITION of tissues
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
MRS what is a good device used to look at tumors
structure can dictate function and function can regulate structure what is the relationship
of anatomy and physiology
chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organismic list levels of organization from
lowest to highest
liver what is the largest internal organ
skin what is the largest external organ
skin what is a limiting boundary for the human body
limiting boundary this separates things from the outside world
, Clemson BIOL 2220 Anatomy and
Physiology 1: Unit 1 Questions With
Complete Solutions
excitability ability to detect change within and around the body
conductivity ability to send info about the stimuli from one part of the body to another to
create a response
metabolism sum total of all chemical reactions that occur in the body
catabolism big to small
anabolism small to big
growth increase in size of existing cells or increase in number of cells
somatic what type of cells can reproduce infinitely
gamete what type of cells can only reproduce so many times
