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study of structure or physical form of body
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1 Biology 2 Physiology
3 Histology 4 Anatomy
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Anatomy study of structure or physical form of body
Physiology The function of each body structure
Structure determines function
Chemical
cellular
Levels of organization
tissue
organ structure
, Chemical Level looking at atoms
Atom smallest building blocks of matter
Gross Anatomy examines large visible structure
Microscopic anatomy studies the structures of the human body using a microscope
pathological physiology impact of disease or injury to organs and organ systems
Molecules group of atoms
atoms combine to form... molecules
molecules combine to form macromolecules ( lipids, proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids)
Macromolecules combine to organelles
form
Organelles working structures inside each human cell
example of organelles nucleus and mitochondria
cell the smallest unit of a living organism
tissues groups of cells that perform a common function
Types of tissues epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
two or more tissues joined together to perform a specific
organ
function
Atoms--> molecules -->cells--
>tissues-->organ-->organ
system--> indv organism
organ system group of interacting organs
Organism individual living thing
Homeostasis regulating the body's internal balance
body systems responsible for nervous and endocrine system
homeostasis
receptor
components to maintain
control center
homeostasis
effector
Receptor detects change in internal and external environment (stimulus)
Afferent Pathway Pathway of receptor to control center
control center determines set point for balanced state
Effector part of pathway enabling response or change in body
efferent pathway motor pathway from control center to effector
increased production of a product results in eventual decrease
negative feedback loop
of initial stimulus
Thermoregulation regulation of body temperature through negative feedback
Hypothalamus control center in brain for thermoregulation
positive feedback system enhances output in the initial stimulus. shut off at end
cells that build tissues of the human body. Have a nucleus and
Eukaryotic
internal membrane bound structures ( organelles).
plasma membrane surrounds all cells. contains pumps and gates
Portage Learning Anatomy and physiology
module 1
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Human Anatomy Lecture 2 ch35 TEAS EXAM 7 Scienc
58 terms 38 terms 41 terms
aarredondo378 Preview smufjlee Preview Frankietos204
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study of structure or physical form of body
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1 Biology 2 Physiology
3 Histology 4 Anatomy
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Anatomy study of structure or physical form of body
Physiology The function of each body structure
Structure determines function
Chemical
cellular
Levels of organization
tissue
organ structure
, Chemical Level looking at atoms
Atom smallest building blocks of matter
Gross Anatomy examines large visible structure
Microscopic anatomy studies the structures of the human body using a microscope
pathological physiology impact of disease or injury to organs and organ systems
Molecules group of atoms
atoms combine to form... molecules
molecules combine to form macromolecules ( lipids, proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acids)
Macromolecules combine to organelles
form
Organelles working structures inside each human cell
example of organelles nucleus and mitochondria
cell the smallest unit of a living organism
tissues groups of cells that perform a common function
Types of tissues epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous
two or more tissues joined together to perform a specific
organ
function
Atoms--> molecules -->cells--
>tissues-->organ-->organ
system--> indv organism
organ system group of interacting organs
Organism individual living thing
Homeostasis regulating the body's internal balance
body systems responsible for nervous and endocrine system
homeostasis
receptor
components to maintain
control center
homeostasis
effector
Receptor detects change in internal and external environment (stimulus)
Afferent Pathway Pathway of receptor to control center
control center determines set point for balanced state
Effector part of pathway enabling response or change in body
efferent pathway motor pathway from control center to effector
increased production of a product results in eventual decrease
negative feedback loop
of initial stimulus
Thermoregulation regulation of body temperature through negative feedback
Hypothalamus control center in brain for thermoregulation
positive feedback system enhances output in the initial stimulus. shut off at end
cells that build tissues of the human body. Have a nucleus and
Eukaryotic
internal membrane bound structures ( organelles).
plasma membrane surrounds all cells. contains pumps and gates
