Human Anatomy and Physiology
,Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWERS-Study of the structure of the body parts and their
relationship to one another
Physiology - CORRECT ANSWERS-How the body parts work and carry out their
activities
Cytology - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cellular anatomy
Histology - CORRECT ANSWERS-Study of tissues
Anterior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the front of the body
Superior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the head
Posterior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the back
Medial - CORRECT ANSWERS-Toward the midline
Lateral - CORRECT ANSWERS-Away from the midline
Proximal - CORRECT ANSWERS-Closer to the point of attachment of a limb to the
body
Distal - CORRECT ANSWERS-Farther to the point of attachment of a limb to the body
Superficial - CORRECT ANSWERS-Toward or at body surface
Hypoxia - CORRECT ANSWERS-Lack if oxygen to the body tissues
Bends - CORRECT ANSWERS-Decompression illness; result of inadequate
decompression following exposure to increased pressure
RMR - CORRECT ANSWERS-Resting metabolic rate; the minimum amoujt of calories
required to keep your body function in homeostasis at rest for 24 hours
Tissues - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cells that have similar size, shape, and function
Acids - CORRECT ANSWERS-0-6.9
Bases - CORRECT ANSWERS-8-14
Monosaccharide - CORRECT ANSWERS-Single sugar unit
Ex. Glucose, fructose, ribose, deoxyribose
Disaccharide - CORRECT ANSWERS-2 sugar units
, Ex. Lactose, sucrose
Polysaccha - CORRECT ANSWERS-3+ sugar units
Ex. Starch, glycogen, cellulose
Ectomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Think, little body fat or muscle mass, trouble
gaining weight, longer muscle growth
Endomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Soft body, round shaped, trouble losing weight,
generally gains muscle easily
Mesomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Muscular body, gains or loses weight easily, gains
muscle easily
Visceral fat - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fat surrounding orgain
Subcutaneous fat - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fat underneath skin that protects and can
control body temp
Matrix - CORRECT ANSWERS-Space between cells
Pacinian corpuscle - CORRECT ANSWERS-Detects pressure
Meissners corpuscle - CORRECT ANSWERS-Detects light touch
Stria - CORRECT ANSWERS-Stretch marks; slight dermis tears
Arrector pilli - CORRECT ANSWERS-Muscles by the hair root that cause hair to "stand
on end"
Metastasize - CORRECT ANSWERS-Spread (cancer)
1st degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Redness (erythema)
2nd degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Blisters (bullas)
3rd degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Permanent scarring
HA-MRSA - CORRECT ANSWERS-Hospital acquired mrsa
CA-MRSA - CORRECT ANSWERS-Community acquired mrsa
CNS - CORRECT ANSWERS-Central nervous system
Brain and spinal cord
PNS - CORRECT ANSWERS-Peripherral nervous system
,Anatomy - CORRECT ANSWERS-Study of the structure of the body parts and their
relationship to one another
Physiology - CORRECT ANSWERS-How the body parts work and carry out their
activities
Cytology - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cellular anatomy
Histology - CORRECT ANSWERS-Study of tissues
Anterior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the front of the body
Superior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the head
Posterior - CORRECT ANSWERS-Towards the back
Medial - CORRECT ANSWERS-Toward the midline
Lateral - CORRECT ANSWERS-Away from the midline
Proximal - CORRECT ANSWERS-Closer to the point of attachment of a limb to the
body
Distal - CORRECT ANSWERS-Farther to the point of attachment of a limb to the body
Superficial - CORRECT ANSWERS-Toward or at body surface
Hypoxia - CORRECT ANSWERS-Lack if oxygen to the body tissues
Bends - CORRECT ANSWERS-Decompression illness; result of inadequate
decompression following exposure to increased pressure
RMR - CORRECT ANSWERS-Resting metabolic rate; the minimum amoujt of calories
required to keep your body function in homeostasis at rest for 24 hours
Tissues - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cells that have similar size, shape, and function
Acids - CORRECT ANSWERS-0-6.9
Bases - CORRECT ANSWERS-8-14
Monosaccharide - CORRECT ANSWERS-Single sugar unit
Ex. Glucose, fructose, ribose, deoxyribose
Disaccharide - CORRECT ANSWERS-2 sugar units
, Ex. Lactose, sucrose
Polysaccha - CORRECT ANSWERS-3+ sugar units
Ex. Starch, glycogen, cellulose
Ectomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Think, little body fat or muscle mass, trouble
gaining weight, longer muscle growth
Endomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Soft body, round shaped, trouble losing weight,
generally gains muscle easily
Mesomorph - CORRECT ANSWERS-Muscular body, gains or loses weight easily, gains
muscle easily
Visceral fat - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fat surrounding orgain
Subcutaneous fat - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fat underneath skin that protects and can
control body temp
Matrix - CORRECT ANSWERS-Space between cells
Pacinian corpuscle - CORRECT ANSWERS-Detects pressure
Meissners corpuscle - CORRECT ANSWERS-Detects light touch
Stria - CORRECT ANSWERS-Stretch marks; slight dermis tears
Arrector pilli - CORRECT ANSWERS-Muscles by the hair root that cause hair to "stand
on end"
Metastasize - CORRECT ANSWERS-Spread (cancer)
1st degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Redness (erythema)
2nd degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Blisters (bullas)
3rd degree burn - CORRECT ANSWERS-Permanent scarring
HA-MRSA - CORRECT ANSWERS-Hospital acquired mrsa
CA-MRSA - CORRECT ANSWERS-Community acquired mrsa
CNS - CORRECT ANSWERS-Central nervous system
Brain and spinal cord
PNS - CORRECT ANSWERS-Peripherral nervous system
