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physiology function
anatomy structure
radiographic anatomy x-rays
cytology study of different structures of the cells
pathological anatomy study of structures of diseases
histology study of the tissues or microscopic parts of the body
how many cells in the body? 73-80 trillion
how many cells per cubic millimeter? 4.5-5.5
4 types of tissue in the body - epithelial
- muscle
- nervous
- connective
3 types of muscle tissue - smooth
-cardiac
- skeletal
epithelial tissues covering of body, linings, and all the glands of the body
nervous tissues brain, spinal cord, and nerves
connective tissue most common in body (ex. blood, tendons, fats, ligaments, cartilage, bones)
cell physiology function of different part of the cell
systems physiology function of different systems
urinary system - function to get rid of waste and maintaining volume and pressure of blood
urinary system process 1. kidney filters the blood
2. blood stuff goes into nephron except for proteins and cells
3. absorbs the nutrients 4. everything else secreted as urine
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volume and pressure of blood has a relationship to how water drank
much
blood pressure pressure applied by the blood on the wall of the vessels
how many liters of blood in body? 5-6 liter
- drink more water, then blood pressure ... - increases
- water pills or diuretics/drinking less fluids or less salt - decrease
leads to blood pressure ...
cardiovascular system heart and blood vessels
pathophysiology study of abnormal functioning
exercise physiology study of different functioning parts during exercise
immunology study of the body's defense mechanisms
renal physiology study of the kidney (or study of urinary system)
integumentary system - hair, nails, skin, cutaneous glands
- responsible for protection, water retention, sutaneous sensation, nonverbal
communication
levels of structural organization -chemicals
- cell
-tissue
-organ
-systems
- organisms
example of noncellular organism virus
example of uicellular organism bacteria
metabolism the sum of all action that take place in our body
catabolic reaction breaking down substances into simpler substances
anabolic reaction synthesize and combine substances to more complex substances
glucose ---> glycogen anabolic reaction
lipids ---> fatty acids catabolic reaction
glucose ---> H20 + CO2 catabolic reaction
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BSC2085 Chapters 1-3 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
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physiology function
anatomy structure
radiographic anatomy x-rays
cytology study of different structures of the cells
pathological anatomy study of structures of diseases
histology study of the tissues or microscopic parts of the body
how many cells in the body? 73-80 trillion
how many cells per cubic millimeter? 4.5-5.5
4 types of tissue in the body - epithelial
- muscle
- nervous
- connective
3 types of muscle tissue - smooth
-cardiac
- skeletal
epithelial tissues covering of body, linings, and all the glands of the body
nervous tissues brain, spinal cord, and nerves
connective tissue most common in body (ex. blood, tendons, fats, ligaments, cartilage, bones)
cell physiology function of different part of the cell
systems physiology function of different systems
urinary system - function to get rid of waste and maintaining volume and pressure of blood
urinary system process 1. kidney filters the blood
2. blood stuff goes into nephron except for proteins and cells
3. absorbs the nutrients 4. everything else secreted as urine
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volume and pressure of blood has a relationship to how water drank
much
blood pressure pressure applied by the blood on the wall of the vessels
how many liters of blood in body? 5-6 liter
- drink more water, then blood pressure ... - increases
- water pills or diuretics/drinking less fluids or less salt - decrease
leads to blood pressure ...
cardiovascular system heart and blood vessels
pathophysiology study of abnormal functioning
exercise physiology study of different functioning parts during exercise
immunology study of the body's defense mechanisms
renal physiology study of the kidney (or study of urinary system)
integumentary system - hair, nails, skin, cutaneous glands
- responsible for protection, water retention, sutaneous sensation, nonverbal
communication
levels of structural organization -chemicals
- cell
-tissue
-organ
-systems
- organisms
example of noncellular organism virus
example of uicellular organism bacteria
metabolism the sum of all action that take place in our body
catabolic reaction breaking down substances into simpler substances
anabolic reaction synthesize and combine substances to more complex substances
glucose ---> glycogen anabolic reaction
lipids ---> fatty acids catabolic reaction
glucose ---> H20 + CO2 catabolic reaction
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