Exploring Anatomy & Physiology in
the Laboratory, 3e 3rd Edition by Er
the deviation from normal anatomical position - ANS>>1. Head is turn
2. Face is facing on lateral side
3. Palm is facing medially and at sides
4. Foots are not in same line or position
Location of body parts can be described by using - ANS>>Directional terms.
Directional terms are used in reference to certain point of attachment, centre or top
position.
Distal location of certain body part means the body part is located farther from the point
of attachment or origin.
When 2 chemicals interact with one anther resulting in change of their own structure or
formation of combination product, it is known as - ANS>>chemical reaction
What speeds up chemical reactions? - ANS>>catalysts
The biological catalyst is know as - ANS>>enzyme
........are proteins that have typical shape so as to bind with the reactant and speed up
the chemical reaction - ANS>>Enzymes
Why is the shape of an enzyme important? - ANS>>The shape of an enzyme is
necessary so as to bind to the specific reactants. The loss of shape makes enzyme
non-functional as the enzyme then cannot bine with the reactant in order to catalyze the
reaction
the Laboratory, 3e 3rd Edition by Er
the deviation from normal anatomical position - ANS>>1. Head is turn
2. Face is facing on lateral side
3. Palm is facing medially and at sides
4. Foots are not in same line or position
Location of body parts can be described by using - ANS>>Directional terms.
Directional terms are used in reference to certain point of attachment, centre or top
position.
Distal location of certain body part means the body part is located farther from the point
of attachment or origin.
When 2 chemicals interact with one anther resulting in change of their own structure or
formation of combination product, it is known as - ANS>>chemical reaction
What speeds up chemical reactions? - ANS>>catalysts
The biological catalyst is know as - ANS>>enzyme
........are proteins that have typical shape so as to bind with the reactant and speed up
the chemical reaction - ANS>>Enzymes
Why is the shape of an enzyme important? - ANS>>The shape of an enzyme is
necessary so as to bind to the specific reactants. The loss of shape makes enzyme
non-functional as the enzyme then cannot bine with the reactant in order to catalyze the
reaction
