What two parts compose the integumentary system
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Give examples of both parts.
Cutaneous (epidermis and Dermis)
Accessory (hair and nails)
Lipids
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, hydrophobic molecules such as fats and oils, an essential component of all
cells, they proved 2x energy as carbohydrates
What is an atom? and what are their subatomic particles?
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the smallest stable units of matter, contain proton, neutron and electron
Passive and Active forces combine to produce the resting membrane potential. These
passive forces are the chemical gradients and electrical gradients of K+ and Na+ ions.
These two forces combined produce the electrochemical gradient for each ion. Due
to the electrochemical gradient, which direction is K+ forced, into or out of the cell
what about Na+?
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Calcium is forced out of the cell while Sodium is forced into the cell
Does chronic mechanical stress increase or decrease the number of cell layers in the
skin
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Increases the number of cell layers
,what attaches skeletal muscles to bone?
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tendons
What is more common in the nervous system, neurons, or neuroglia?
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Neuroglia cells are more common
At peak activity levels, which of the three sources of ATP provides the most ATP to
muscle fibers?
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Glycolysis
What is the location and function of epiphyseal plate
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Separates diaphysis from epiphysis especially when bone is growing in
length
, Pericardial region
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· Visceral Pericardium --> Lies on top of the heart
· Parietal Pericardium --> Outermost layer
· Pericardial Cavity --> space between visceral and parietal pericardium
What is the location and function of spongy bone
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Open network of struts (inside)
What is an action potential? Where does it occur in a neuron?
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Large, uniform electrical signals that can travel great distances without
losing strength, occurs in axons
What is the location and function of articular cartilage
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Give examples of both parts.
Cutaneous (epidermis and Dermis)
Accessory (hair and nails)
Lipids
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, hydrophobic molecules such as fats and oils, an essential component of all
cells, they proved 2x energy as carbohydrates
What is an atom? and what are their subatomic particles?
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the smallest stable units of matter, contain proton, neutron and electron
Passive and Active forces combine to produce the resting membrane potential. These
passive forces are the chemical gradients and electrical gradients of K+ and Na+ ions.
These two forces combined produce the electrochemical gradient for each ion. Due
to the electrochemical gradient, which direction is K+ forced, into or out of the cell
what about Na+?
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Calcium is forced out of the cell while Sodium is forced into the cell
Does chronic mechanical stress increase or decrease the number of cell layers in the
skin
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Increases the number of cell layers
,what attaches skeletal muscles to bone?
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tendons
What is more common in the nervous system, neurons, or neuroglia?
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Neuroglia cells are more common
At peak activity levels, which of the three sources of ATP provides the most ATP to
muscle fibers?
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Glycolysis
What is the location and function of epiphyseal plate
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Separates diaphysis from epiphysis especially when bone is growing in
length
, Pericardial region
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· Visceral Pericardium --> Lies on top of the heart
· Parietal Pericardium --> Outermost layer
· Pericardial Cavity --> space between visceral and parietal pericardium
What is the location and function of spongy bone
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Open network of struts (inside)
What is an action potential? Where does it occur in a neuron?
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Large, uniform electrical signals that can travel great distances without
losing strength, occurs in axons
What is the location and function of articular cartilage
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