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The heart has two separate pumps: the left and the right pump. Where does the left side of the heart pump blood to, and where does the right side of the heart pump blood to? - Answer -The left side of the heart pumps blood to the systemically (i.e., body) -Right side of the heart pumps blood to the lungs What is oxygenated and deoxygenated blood? - Answer -oxygenated blood is filled with oxygen from the lungs -deoxygenated blood has had most of its oxygen removed and is return...

Thymus Gland - Answer T lymphocytes mature (are processed) in the _____ _____. plasma cells - Answer Which cells secrete antibodies? complement proteins - Answer Due to the activation of _____ _____, opsonization and phagocytosis enhancement and formation of membrane attack complex and death of the invading microbe can occur. antigens - Answer T cell receptors bind to _____ that are bound to cell membrane proteins. cytokines - Answer Helper T cells secrete __...

The efferent output of the brain and spinal cord is to control.... - Answer all the effectors of the body What one thing does the somatic nervous system control? - Answer Skeletal muscle What are the cells that line your stomach called? - Answer enterocytes interoceptors do what? - Answer -internal receptors -visceral senses (deep) ex: nociceptors sense pain in stomach exteroceptors do what? - Answer sense external environment; general senses are located ...

How many organ systems comprise the human body? - Answer 11 Explain systems integration using the example of thermoregulation in response to being cold - Answer In response to a cold stimulus, thermoregulation involves multiple body systems working together to conserve and generate heat.Temperature sensors in the skin (integumentary system) and brain(nervous system) detect the drop in temperature and send nerve signalsto the hypothalamus (nervous system), which has the setpoint for ...

Organelles are not listed as one of the levels of organization of life. Can you put forth a logical argument why they are not part of the hierarchy of life? - Answer Cells are the smallest unit of life. Organelles are small, subunits of cells, so they themselves are not a part of the hierarchy of life In order to understand how a whole organism works, you need to understand each part of it first - this is known as reductionism. Explain the organization of the cardiovascular system using ...

Homeostasis: Which body system contributes to Homeostasis? A) Urinary B) Cardiovascular C) Both D) Neither - Answer c) Both Homeostasis: Homeostasis is the maintenance of a relatively constant ________ fluid. A) Extracellular B) Intracellular - Answer A) Extracellular Homeostasis: A Negative feedback response _______ the disturbance; A positive feedback response ____ the disturbance. A) Reinforces, Counteracts B) Counteracts; Reinforces - Answer B) Counteracts; Rei...

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Neurons - Answer (1) These nervous system cells are highly specialized to transmit messages throughout the body Astrocytes and Ependymal cells - Answer (2)These support cells are found in the CNS rough ER - Answer (3)Chromatophilic substance, found within the cell bodies of neurons, is involved in the metabolic activities of the cell and is composed of ______. Schwann cells - Answer (4) The formation of myelin in the peripheral nervous system is accomplished by these...

Characteristics of anatomical position - Answer Standing upright Feet parallel and on the floor Head level and looking forward Arms at the side of the body Palms facing forward and thumbs pointing away from the body crural - Answer shin Perineal - Answer region between the anus and the external reproductive organs Scapular - Answer shoulder blade Cervical - Answer neck Occipital - Answer back of head Coxal - Answer hip Antebrachial - An...

What are the functions of muscle? - Answer producing movement maintaining posture, stabilizing joints generating heat What is the ability of a muscle to recoil after being stretched? - Answer elasticity What is the ability of an electrical impulse to stimulate a muscle cell to contract? - Answer excitability What is the ability of muscle cells to shorten and generate a pulling force? - Answer contractility What is the muscles' ability to be stretched back t...

SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM - Answer location: air sacs of lungs, lining of heart, blood vessels and lymphatic vessels function: allows material to pass by diffusion; secretion SIMPLE CUBOIDAL EPITHELIUM - Answer location: kidney tubules, ovary surface function: secretion and absorption SIMPLE CILIATED COLUMNAR EPITHELIUM - Answer location: bronchi tubes, digestive tract, uterine tubes function: absorption; secretion of mucus and other substances STRATIFIED SQUAMO...

Anatomy - Answer The study of body structure Physiology - Answer Study of function Explain the unity of form and function - Answer Physiology thus lends meaning to anatomy conversely anatomy is what makes physiology possible Ex; Clinical significance of both anatomical and physiological variation in humans? - Answer Some individuals lack certain muscles, have an atypical number of organs, have an atypical number of vertebrae, or have atypical placement of organs....

The CNS is composed of what? - Answer -composed of the brain & spinal cord The CNS is the intreating & ______ _______. - Answer Command Center Peripheral nerves link all regions of the body to the ___ - Answer CNS The most neuronal cell bodies are located within the what? - Answer CNS Stimulus - Answer changes detected inside or outside the body Somatic sensory - Answer -General "widespread" somatic senses -receptors spread throughout outer tu...

Synarthrosis - Answer Immovable joint Amphiarthrosis - Answer Slightly movable joint Diarthrosis - Answer Movable joint Bony (Synostosis), Fibrous, Cartilaginous, Synovial - Answer Structural classifications of joints Decreases - Answer As the mobility of joint increases, stability _______ (example: glenohumeral joint) Synarthrosis, Gomphosis, Syndesmosis - Answer Subclasses of fibrous joints Sutures (short collagen) - Answer Example of synart...

SKIN - Answer largest organ of human body PARTS OF SKIN - Answer epidermis and dermis FUNCTIONS OF SKIN - Answer 1) protection from UV rays and microorganisms 2) sensation of heat, cold, touch, pressure, and pain 3) temperature regulation via sweat 4) vitamin D production from UV light 5) excretion of waste products EPIDERMIS - Answer superficial layer of epithelium; also known as keratinized stratified squamous epithelium CELLS OF EPIDERMIS - Answer ...

Anatomy - Answer Study of structure and relationships among structures. Physiology - Answer Study of how body structure’s function Levels of Structural Organization - Answer -Chemical -Cellular -Tissues -Organs -Systems -Organism Characteristics of all living things - Answer -Metabolism -Responsiveness -Movement -Growth -Differentiation -Reproduction Metabolism - Answer Sum of all chemical processes that occur in the body Responsiveness - Ans...

How many bones adult skeleton is composed of how many bones? - Answer 206 What gives the body flexibility and allows movement? - Answer Joints bones end are covered with - Answer cartilage where two bones meet? - Answer articulation or joint or fibro-cartilage intervertebral disc 1st skeletal division - Answer Axial skeletal is the skull, vertebrae, sacrum, rib cage, and Hyoid bone. 2nd skeletal division - Answer Appendicular Skeleton is the shoulder ...

Manipulation - Answer Skillful handling or operation, especially with the hands. Palpation - Answer Examination by touch, often used to assess the consistency of organs or tissues. Auscultation - Answer Listening to sounds within the body, typically using a stethoscope. Anatomy - Answer The study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts. Physiology - Answer The study of how the body and its parts function. Gross Anatomy - Answer Study of l...

1. The plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions is called: a) Midsagittal plane b) Coronal plane c) Transverse plane d) Oblique plane e) Horizontal plane - Answer B Coronal plane 2. The plane that divides the body equally (symmetrically) into left and right is: a) Cross sectional plane b) Transverse plane c) Parasagittal plane d) Midsagittal plane e) Horizontal plane - Answer d) Midsagittal plane A transverse plane separates the body into: a) Anterior and ...

ANATOMY - Answer study of structure PHYSIOLOGY - Answer study of function LEVELS OF BIOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION - Answer 1) chemical 2) cellular 3) tissue 4) organ 5) organ system 6) organismal HOMEOSTASIS - Answer body's ability to maintain relatively stable conditions during changing external environment TYPES OF ANATOMICAL PLANES - Answer sagittal, transverse, frontal SAGITTAL PLANE - Answer divides the body/organ into left and right lateral pa...