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Motivation - Process by which behavior is: a) Energized - how hard a person works b) Directed - what a person does c) Maintained - how long a person works What are the six steps of the Motivation Process - 1. Unsatisfied Needs 2. Tension 3. Drives 4. Behavior 5. Satisfied Needs 6. Reduction of Tension

Anatomy - The study of the structure of the human body Dissection - "I cut up" Prosection - "Already cut up" Anatomical Terminology - -Based on ancient Greek or Latin -Provides standard nomenclature worlwide Branches of Anatomy - 1. Gross anatomy (visible to naked eye; muscles, bones, organs)

What is a theory in science? - and overarching explanation of a variety of related observations What is a hypothesis - an educated guess about a natural phenomenon Science is limited to hypotheses that can be falsified. What does this mean? - That Hypotheses must be made so that they can be proven either right or wrong, true or false. What does it mean to say a hypothesis is falsifiable? - it is possible to imagine some observation that would show the hypothesis is false

Alzheimer's Disease - Progressive loss of neurons and atrophy of the brain. Brain Tumor - Abnormal growth of tissue in the brain, caused by cancer. cerebrovascular accident (CVA) - a.k.a. "Stroke". Lack of blood supply to the brain causing brain damage epidural block - the injection of anesthesia into the spinal cord Hydrocephalus - Increase of cranial pressure due to buildup of CSF, caused by a blockage in the brain.

Cranial cavity - Where brain is Calvaria - The "skull cap" Cranial Base - The floor of the cranial cavity Anterior Cranial Fossa - Top Middle Cranial Fossa - Middle Posterior Cranial Fossa - Bottom, back of head

A microscope examines a tissue that consists of a single layer of DENSELY packed cells whose plasma membranes are attached to one another by TIGHT JUNCTIONS and desmosomes. What is this tissue? - Epithelium Which branch of anatomy studies microscopic structures ? - Histology The appendicular region of the body includes the - arms and legs The nose is _____ to the mouth - superior

How does BPA cause cancer? - it disrupts meiosis and mitosis causing breast and prostate cancer. 3 and 7 plastics may contain BPA What is a genetic fingerprint? how do you make one? - -Genetic Fingerprint: DNA uses the differences in base sequences to identify individuals. -DNA fingerprinting involves 3 tools: 1. PCR to get large amounts of DNA 2. Restriction digest with blunt ends to fragment the DNA with precision 3. Gel electrophoresis to separate and visualize the DNA fragments

hypothesis - an informed, logical, and plausible explanation of observations of the natural world what does it mean that a hypothesis must be "falsifiable" - it must make predictions that can be clearly determined to be true or false, right or wrong correlation - a statistical relation indicating that two or more aspects of the natural world behave in an interrelated manner causation - a change in one aspect of the natural world causes a change in another aspect independent variable - v...

What is the min weight for any sling load to fly - 500 lbs What is the hook capacity of the UH-60 L/M - 9000 lbs What are the 3 types of lacing ropes you can use with the A-22 cargo bag - 3/8" hemp, 7/16" nylon, type 3 nylon How many sling legs are used on the M119A2 Howitzer - 3 What are the factors of in-flight stability - proper weight, proper drag surface, proper airspeed What reference material cover single point rigging procedures - TM 4-48.10

Metric notations: giga, mega, kilo, hecto, deca, deci, centi, milli, micro, and nano - 10 to the... Giga 9, mega 6, kilo 3, hecto 2, deca 1, deci -1, centi -2, milli -3, micro -6, nano -9 Complimentary metric units: what goes with giga? Mega? Hecto? Deca? - Giga+nano Mega+micro Hecto+centi Deca+deci Sounds must travel though a (blank) it cant travel through a (blank) - Medium, vacuum Sounds is a (blank) wave - Mechanical, longitudinal What are the three acoustic variables? What are their...