Anatomy - answer studies the form and structure of the body.
anatomists - answer examine the relationship among parts of the body as well as the
structure of individual organs
gross anatomy - answer also known as microscopic anatomy, investigates the structure
visible to the unaided eye
systematic anatomy - answer each individual body system
regional anatomy - answer all the structures in a particular region of the body
surface anatomy - answer superficial anatomic markings and internal body structures
comparative anatomy - answer examines similarities and differences in the anatomy of
different species
embryology - answerstudies developmental changes from contraception to birth
pathologic anatomy - answerexamines anatomic changes resulting from disease
radiographic anatomy - answerinvestigates internal structures with visual scanning
procedures
physiology - answerexamines living organisms functions and their parts
cardiovascular physiology - answerthe functioning of the heart, blood vessels, and blood
neurophysiology - answerfunctioning of the nerves and nervous system organs
respiratory physiology - answerfunctioning of respiratory organs
reproductive physiology - answerthe functioning of the hormones and reproductive cycle
pathophysiology - answerrelationship between the function of an organ system and
disease of injury of the system
homeostasis - answerthe bodys ability to maintain a stable internal environment
stimulus - answerchanges in a variable that is regulated
reception - answerdetects the stimulus
control center - answerintegrates input and initiates change through the effector
effector - answerbrings out change to the stimulus
, negative feedback - answerif it's high, lower it. if it's low, raise it. remains constant
throughout the body by always maintaining a stable environment. examples would be
how our body sweats to cool us down
positive feedback - answerincreases and continues to increase until their is no need to
and the body is brought back to homeostasis. examples would be milk production in
women, blood clotting, and uterine contractions during labor
Selective Seratonin Reuptake Inhibitor - answerSSRI
selective seratonin reuptake inhibitor - answerreuptake of serotonin stays in the
synapse longer
atoms - answersimplest level of organization
subatomic particles - answerprotons, neutrons and electrons
protons - answerpositive charge
neutrons - answerno charge
electrons - answernegative charge
human body is composed of matter - answersolid, liquid, gas
matter - answeranything that has mass or takes up space
chemical compounds - answerstable associations between two or more elements
combines a fixed radio
ionic or molecular - answerchemical compounds are classified as i
ions - answergroup of atoms with a positive or negative charge. produced from a loss or
gain of an electron. used commonly in the body with significant physiological functions
polyatomic ions - answermore than one atom to create an ion
Anions - answernegatively charged ion
Cations - answerpositively charged ion
covalently bonded molecule - answeroccurs when both atoms require electrons that
have 4 to 7 electrons in their outer shell
H+ - answerpH is the measure of this
anatomists - answer examine the relationship among parts of the body as well as the
structure of individual organs
gross anatomy - answer also known as microscopic anatomy, investigates the structure
visible to the unaided eye
systematic anatomy - answer each individual body system
regional anatomy - answer all the structures in a particular region of the body
surface anatomy - answer superficial anatomic markings and internal body structures
comparative anatomy - answer examines similarities and differences in the anatomy of
different species
embryology - answerstudies developmental changes from contraception to birth
pathologic anatomy - answerexamines anatomic changes resulting from disease
radiographic anatomy - answerinvestigates internal structures with visual scanning
procedures
physiology - answerexamines living organisms functions and their parts
cardiovascular physiology - answerthe functioning of the heart, blood vessels, and blood
neurophysiology - answerfunctioning of the nerves and nervous system organs
respiratory physiology - answerfunctioning of respiratory organs
reproductive physiology - answerthe functioning of the hormones and reproductive cycle
pathophysiology - answerrelationship between the function of an organ system and
disease of injury of the system
homeostasis - answerthe bodys ability to maintain a stable internal environment
stimulus - answerchanges in a variable that is regulated
reception - answerdetects the stimulus
control center - answerintegrates input and initiates change through the effector
effector - answerbrings out change to the stimulus
, negative feedback - answerif it's high, lower it. if it's low, raise it. remains constant
throughout the body by always maintaining a stable environment. examples would be
how our body sweats to cool us down
positive feedback - answerincreases and continues to increase until their is no need to
and the body is brought back to homeostasis. examples would be milk production in
women, blood clotting, and uterine contractions during labor
Selective Seratonin Reuptake Inhibitor - answerSSRI
selective seratonin reuptake inhibitor - answerreuptake of serotonin stays in the
synapse longer
atoms - answersimplest level of organization
subatomic particles - answerprotons, neutrons and electrons
protons - answerpositive charge
neutrons - answerno charge
electrons - answernegative charge
human body is composed of matter - answersolid, liquid, gas
matter - answeranything that has mass or takes up space
chemical compounds - answerstable associations between two or more elements
combines a fixed radio
ionic or molecular - answerchemical compounds are classified as i
ions - answergroup of atoms with a positive or negative charge. produced from a loss or
gain of an electron. used commonly in the body with significant physiological functions
polyatomic ions - answermore than one atom to create an ion
Anions - answernegatively charged ion
Cations - answerpositively charged ion
covalently bonded molecule - answeroccurs when both atoms require electrons that
have 4 to 7 electrons in their outer shell
H+ - answerpH is the measure of this
