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Cells - correct answer Microscopic organisms Tissues - correct answer Cells of same type that join together for a common purpose Organs - correct answer 2 or more tissues join together for a specific function Body system - correct answer Organs and other parts that join together to provide a major body function Organism - correct answer The result of all body systems working together to maintain life Respiratory system - correct answer Breathes in oxy...

2. if this course thought you only the name of each organ and where it is in the body, would this be an anatomy course or a physiology course? - correct answer anatomy course 3. what are the seven levels of organization in a living organism? - correct answer 1. organism 2. organ systems 3. organs 4. tissues 5. cells 6. organelles 7. molecules 4. suppose you are using a 40X,100X,400X,1000X microscope to study the human body,. What levels of organization would you be studying...

What is anatomy? - correct answer Anatomy is the study of external and internal structures and the physical relationships between body parts; careful observation of the human body. Anatomical information provides clues about probable functions. What is physiology? - correct answer Physiology is the study of function, and physiological mechanisms can be explained only in terms of the underlying anatomy. What is microscopic anatomy? - correct answer Microscopic anatomy conside...

acromioclavicular joint - correct answer irregular joint between the acromion process of the scapula and the distal clavicle Bones of the face - correct answer mandible, maxillae, nasal bone, palatine bone and nasal conchae, vomer, zygomatic bone, lacrimal bone, hyoid bone acromion process - correct answer located on the superior lateral aspect of the spine of the scapula, may be felt on the top of the shoulders coracoid process - correct answer process above the gle...

Meninges - correct answer The membranes that line these cavities and cover the brain and spinal cord. Cranial and Spinal cavities - correct answer Contain the central nervous system and are completely enclosed by protective bone. Cranial, spinal, thoracic, abdominal and pelvic cavities. - correct answer These closed cavities of the body are found in the skull, the vertebral column and the trunk: each contains specific organs and membranes. Cranial cavity - correct answer ...

What is the difference between human anatomy and human physiology ? - correct answer Human Anatomy is the study of human body structure and relationship... Human physiology is the study of body functions. Name the 3 subdivisions of Human Anatomy - correct answer 1. Gross Anatomy 2. Microscopic Anatomy 3. Developmental Anatomy (Changes over time Describe one of the subdivisions of human anatomy (Gross Anatomy) - correct answer It is the study of macroscopic body structure...

anatomical planes - correct answer sagittal, coronal, transverse sagittal - correct answer splits body in half transverse - correct answer separates upper and lower body coronal - correct answer separates front and back of body distal - correct answer away from midline of body or central point of attachment proximinal - correct answer near central point of attachment superficial - correct answer on top of body deep - correct answer int...

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HAMPERRA - correct answer Has it achieved justice? Application of the Rule of law; Meets society's needs; protection of individual rights; enforceability; resource efficiency; responsiveness; accessibility Pro bono - correct answer For the public good Habeas Corpus - correct answer Right to a fair trial Mens Rea - correct answer guilty mind Actus Reus - correct answer guilty act Customs - correct answer Patterns of behaviour in a group, habits, and t...

The Seperability Thesis - correct answer That there is no necessary connection between law and morality, or law and what it ought to be. Primary and Secondary rules - correct answer Primitive societies only have primary rules - these are uncertain (where is the authority), unclear (how do we know when someone has breached them) and static (how do we amend/change law) in order to resolve these issues we implement secondary rules - rules of change, rules of adjudication and rule of re...

Natural Law - correct answer -Law is based on social facts and some facts about morality -Law & Morality are connected because law is made up of moral truths 1. If law is unjust, it is not a law 2.If legal system is unjust, it is not a valid legal system Functionalist Argument - correct answer Law's essence is to be found in the values it serves, not the unique structural features it possesses Problems with Functional Argument/ Natural Law - correct answer -Law can see...

Why does Aristotle think that practical reason is necessary in a system governed by the rule of law - correct answer - describes law as reasoned thoughts embodied in the decrees of the state - reason acts as a type of wisdom that helps guide what people should do which can help with the common good How does the Stoic view of nature relate to natural law theory? - correct answer - nature is reason, natural law is guided by reason - nature leads to peace - emotions can damage judge...

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traceroute/tracert - correct answer Determines route a packet takes to a destination and counts it with ICMP TTL traceroute/tracert - correct answer nslookup/dig - correct answer Lookup information from DNS servers nslookup/dig - correct answer ipconfig - correct answer Pings local router/gateway and determines network adapter information ipconfig - correct answer ping - correct answer send a message from one computer to another to check wh...

1.1 Social Engineering - correct answer An attack against the user. Involves the manipulation of the social nature of interpersonal relationships. 1.1 Phishing - correct answer A type of social engineering attempt in which an attacker attempts to obtain sensitive information from users by masquerading as a trusted entity. Usually accomplished in the form of an email or instant message. 1.1 Smishing - correct answer An attack using short message service (SMS) on victims cell ...

This term or field is a multidisciplinary approach for preventing diseases, prolonging life, and promoting health: - correct answer Public Health What is the goal of public health? - correct answer To ensure that conditions (social, economical, etc.) in which various geographic settings can be afforded the opportunity to live a healthy life. Describe the "mission" of public health: *hint - name the 3 P's* - correct answer Promotion (health) Prevention (disease) Prote...

Confusion - correct answer Information being encrypted and put into cipher text is drastically different than the plaintext Diffusion - correct answer If you change one piece of information in the plaintext, the resulting ciphertext will be dramatically different Data at rest - correct answer Data that is stored on electronic media. Data in transit - correct answer Data that is in transit across a network, such as an email sent across the Internet. Data in use - c...

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supraspinatus - correct answer located in the depression above the spine of the scapula on its posterior surface; abducts the arm infraspinatus - correct answer occupies the depression below the spine of the acapula on its posterior surface; rotates arm laterally teres major - correct answer connects the scapula to the humerus; bottom of scapula on posterior side; below teres minor teres minor - correct answer small muscle connecting the acapula to the humerus; botto...

What are the bones of the shoulder? - correct answer Clavicle, scapula, and proximal end of the humerus. What is the projection point on the scapula? - correct answer The acromion ("point of the shoulder") What is the process located medial to the acromion? - correct answer Coracoid Process Where is the glenoid fossa located and what is it for? - correct answer Between the coracoid process and acromion; articulation with the arm. What defines the arm? - correct ...