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ECPI Anatomy/Physiology 1 + lab Question With Correct Answers Origins of Medical science - Answer - 1.) Started with superstition and magic 2.) Originated in Greek & Latin terminology Scientific Method - Answer - "Investigating the Natural World" Testing a Hypothesis = - Answer - 1.) Rejecting or Accepting the hypothesis 2.) Based on results of experiment and observations Anatomy + Physiology = ? - Answer - How the body maintains life Anatomy - Answer - "cutting up" 1. structures of the body 2. Forms/ organization Physiology - Answer - "relationship to nature" 1. functions of the body 2. What do they do and how? Gene Expression Profiling - Answer - Reveals commonalities among pairs of diseases that had not been suspected based on whole-body-level observations Chemical Organization - Answer - 1.Atoms 2. Molecules Subatomic Particles - Answer - Make up atoms Molecules - Answer - Where atoms join together Macromolecules - Answer - Small molecules join together to make larger molecules Human Organism Organization smallest-largest - Answer - 1. Subatomc particles 2. atoms 3. molecules 4. macromolecules 5. organelles 6. cells 7. tissues 8. organs 9. organ systems 10. organisms Cells - Answer - basic unit Organelles - Answer - carry on specific activities e. proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids tissues - Answer - layers/masses of cells with special functions Organs - Answer - groups of tissues with specific functions organs systems - Answer - groups of organs that function close together organisms - Answer - interacting organ systems Internal environment - Answer - environment within the body in which the cells live Cell membrane - Answer - interior and exterior cell membranes Interior cell membrane - Answer - intracellular fluid exterior cell membrane - Answer - extracellular fluid homeostasis - Answer - the maintenance of a relatively constant internal environment Interdependency of cells - Answer - -cells depend on one another -if some cells arent able to function, other cells and the entire organism may suffer -structure and function are interrelated Gradients & Permeability - Answer - down a gradient (High to Low) high pressure to low pressure high concentration to low concentration Diffusion - Answer - high concentration to low concentration (concentration gradient) membrane permeability - Answer - what is allowed in to the membrane or not Permeant - Answer - substance can pass through Cellular differentiation - Answer - cells become specialized -different cell types (muscle/nerve) access information encoded in different genes to make specific proteins -proteins that cells make determine the function Cell membrane mechanisms - Answer - -determines which substances enter a cell and which cannot -allow cells to respond to certain signals Cell to cell communication - Answer - membrane receptors / feedback loops

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ECPI: ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 2:
CHAPTER 23: PREGNANCY Exam
Question With Correct Answers
Cleav- - Answer - ✔✔-To divide

Post- - Answer - ✔✔-Behind, after, later

Pre- - Answer - ✔✔-Before

Troph- - Answer - ✔✔-Organism obtaining its food in a specified way

How does pregnancy begin? - Answer - ✔✔-Sperm and secondary oocyte unite in
fertilization, forming a zygote, pregnancy begins

How does fertilization takes place? - Answer - ✔✔-- Union of secondary oocyte and
sperm cell
- Oocyte survives 12-24 hours after ovulation

Sperm Cells Joining Secondary Oocyte: - Answer - ✔✔-- Sperm first invades corona
radiata (layers of follicular cells that surround oocyte), dissolving it with acrosomal
enzymes
- Sperm digest the zona pellucida (glycoprotein layer closes to secondary oocyte)
- Only 1 sperm will actually penetrate oocyte's membrane and fertilize it
- As sperm nucleus enters oocyte, secondary oocyte completes meiosis II, producing
tiny polar body and alarge cell that contains a nucleus with a female's genetic
contribution
- Pronuclei now unite to form a zygote (fertilized egg) containing 46 chromosomes

Pregnancy & Prenatal Period: - Answer - ✔✔-- 3 trimesters (each about 3 months)
Prenatal period divided into 2 stages:
- Embryonic stage
- Fetal stage

When can you detect a heartbeat in a fetus? - Answer - ✔✔-5 weeks and 5 days

Embryonic Stage: - Answer - ✔✔-- From day 1 --> 8th week of pregnancy
- Organogenesis (formation of organs) occurs
- Starts placenta formation

Fetal Stage: - Answer - ✔✔-- 9th week --> 40th week

, - Organs just grow

Zygote: - Answer - ✔✔-- 12-24 hours after ovulation
- Secondary oocyte fertilized, meiosis completed, zygote has 46 chromosomes

Cleavage: - Answer - ✔✔-- Rapid cell division and distribution of zygote's cytoplasm
into progressively smaller cells
- The cells produced are called: BLASTOMERES (cells that form morula)
- Mitosis increases cell numbers
- Divide without increasing cytoplasm in size

Morula: - Answer - ✔✔-Solid ball of 16 cells

Blastocyst: - Answer - ✔✔-- Hollow ball of cells that attaches to the endometrium of
uterus
- Implantation on 7th day after fertilization

Trophoblast: - Answer - ✔✔-- Cells forming wall of blastocyst
- Produces hcG (human chorionic gonadotropin), which maintains corpus luteum during
early pregnancy.

hcG: - Answer - ✔✔-- Human chorionic gonadotropin
- Maintains corpus luteum during early pregnancy
- Made by cells formed in placenta

Placenta: - Answer - ✔✔-- Vascular structure formed by cells of trophoblast and
endometrium.
- Hybrid organ formed partly from chorion (baby) and endometrium (mother)

Implantation: - Answer - ✔✔-- Nestling of blastocyst into endometrium (uterine lining)

Amniotic Sac: - Answer - ✔✔-- Surrounds embryo (closest to baby)
- Amniotic fluid is to protect and cushion embryo/fetus

Chorion: - Answer - ✔✔-- Second layer of cells begin to line trophoblast, and they form
the chorion
- Outermost extraembryonic membrane
- Closer to uterine wall

Umbilical Cord: - Answer - ✔✔-- Connects umbilicus of embryo to placenta

Allantois: - Answer - ✔✔-Makes urinary bladder and umbilical cord

Yolk Sac: - Answer - ✔✔-Nourishes embryo

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