HBS Semester 1 Final Review
Abdominal - ANS-Abdomen
Accommodation - ANS-Focuses gadgets that are near or far
Uses cornea and lens to attention mild on retina
Ciliary muscle mass in the attention assist adjustment of lens
Action Potential - ANS-the trade in electric ability associated with the passage of an impulse
along the membrane of a muscle mobile or nerve cell
Active website online - ANS-a part of an enzyme to which substrates bind and where a
response is catalyzed
ADH - ANS-Anti-Diuretic hormone
Increases water reabsorption
Released through anterior pituitary gland
Adipose Tissue - ANS-Loose connective tissue composed of adipocytes
Main function is to save power in the shape of fat, although it additionally cushions and insulates
the frame
Anterior - ANS-At or near the front of the frame (the front view)
Anticubital - ANS-Inner elbow
Appendicular Skeleton - ANS-Portion of the skeleton of vertebrates together with the bones or
cartilage that guide the appendages
Argarose - ANS-Used as a diagnostic tool to visualize the fragments. An electric powered
current is used to transport the DNA molecules throughout which is a polysaccharide matrix that
capabilities as a form of sieve.
Astigmatism - ANS-Cornea is irregularly formed
Light rays will not refract and converge improperly
, Light rays do not awareness at a sure point on retina
Image is blurry
Axial Skeleton - ANS-Part of the skeleton that includes the bones of the head and trunk of a
vertebrate
Axillary - ANS-Armpit
Axon - ANS-the lengthy threadlike a part of a nerve cell alongside which impulses are carried
out from the mobile frame to other cells
Biometrics - ANS-the dimension and statistical evaluation of humans's bodily and behavioral
traits
especially used for identification and get admission to manipulate, or for figuring out individuals
that are under surveillance
The fundamental premise of biometric authentication is that everybody is specific and an
character can be identified through his or her intrinsic bodily or behavioral trends.
Blind Spot - ANS-Area, small, that cannot hit upon photographs
Small portion of every eye
Brachial - ANS-Arm
Brain Stem - ANS-controls the waft of messages between the brain and the rest of the frame,
and it also controls fundamental body capabilities along with respiration, swallowing, heart price,
blood pressure, attention, and whether one is wide awake or sleepy
Buccal - ANS-Cheek
Calcaneal - ANS-Heel
Carpal - ANS-Wrist
Catalyst - ANS-a substance that increases the price of a chemical response without itself
present process any everlasting chemical change
Central Nervous System (CNS) - ANS-Complex of nerve tissues that controls the activities of
the body. In vertebrates, it accommodates the mind and spinal wire.
Abdominal - ANS-Abdomen
Accommodation - ANS-Focuses gadgets that are near or far
Uses cornea and lens to attention mild on retina
Ciliary muscle mass in the attention assist adjustment of lens
Action Potential - ANS-the trade in electric ability associated with the passage of an impulse
along the membrane of a muscle mobile or nerve cell
Active website online - ANS-a part of an enzyme to which substrates bind and where a
response is catalyzed
ADH - ANS-Anti-Diuretic hormone
Increases water reabsorption
Released through anterior pituitary gland
Adipose Tissue - ANS-Loose connective tissue composed of adipocytes
Main function is to save power in the shape of fat, although it additionally cushions and insulates
the frame
Anterior - ANS-At or near the front of the frame (the front view)
Anticubital - ANS-Inner elbow
Appendicular Skeleton - ANS-Portion of the skeleton of vertebrates together with the bones or
cartilage that guide the appendages
Argarose - ANS-Used as a diagnostic tool to visualize the fragments. An electric powered
current is used to transport the DNA molecules throughout which is a polysaccharide matrix that
capabilities as a form of sieve.
Astigmatism - ANS-Cornea is irregularly formed
Light rays will not refract and converge improperly
, Light rays do not awareness at a sure point on retina
Image is blurry
Axial Skeleton - ANS-Part of the skeleton that includes the bones of the head and trunk of a
vertebrate
Axillary - ANS-Armpit
Axon - ANS-the lengthy threadlike a part of a nerve cell alongside which impulses are carried
out from the mobile frame to other cells
Biometrics - ANS-the dimension and statistical evaluation of humans's bodily and behavioral
traits
especially used for identification and get admission to manipulate, or for figuring out individuals
that are under surveillance
The fundamental premise of biometric authentication is that everybody is specific and an
character can be identified through his or her intrinsic bodily or behavioral trends.
Blind Spot - ANS-Area, small, that cannot hit upon photographs
Small portion of every eye
Brachial - ANS-Arm
Brain Stem - ANS-controls the waft of messages between the brain and the rest of the frame,
and it also controls fundamental body capabilities along with respiration, swallowing, heart price,
blood pressure, attention, and whether one is wide awake or sleepy
Buccal - ANS-Cheek
Calcaneal - ANS-Heel
Carpal - ANS-Wrist
Catalyst - ANS-a substance that increases the price of a chemical response without itself
present process any everlasting chemical change
Central Nervous System (CNS) - ANS-Complex of nerve tissues that controls the activities of
the body. In vertebrates, it accommodates the mind and spinal wire.
