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A comprehensive overview of fundamental concepts in biology, including anatomy, physiology, cell theory, and basic cellular processes. It presents a series of questions and answers covering key topics such as the levels of organization in the human body, anatomical terminology, cell structure, and transport mechanisms. Valuable for students studying introductory biology or related fields.
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Anatomy - correct answer ✔ anatomy is the form and structure of the body Physiology - correct answer ✔ physiology is the function of the body Autopoiesis - correct answer ✔ Autopoiesis - living organisms are self organized and self maintaining - autopoiesis Cell therory - correct answer ✔ cell therory- if it is made of one or more cells, it IS ALIVE Metabolism - correct answer ✔ Sum total of all physical and chemical reactions occurring in the living body Cytoplasm - correct answer ✔ organization of atoms molecules and macromolecules- living matter- cytoplasm Organelle - correct answer ✔ mitochondria, golgi apparatus and endoplasmic reticulum. All organelles that performindividual functions. Cells - correct answer ✔ have a nucleus surrounded by cytoplasm
Level of orginization- small to large - correct answer ✔ atoms-molecules- macromolecules-organelle-cell-organ-systems anatomical position - correct answer ✔ body erect, arms at sides, palms forward, head and feet pointing forward anterior - correct answer ✔ front- in front of posterior - correct answer ✔ back- in back of medial - correct answer ✔ toward the midline lateral - correct answer ✔ toward the side of the body- away from the midline superior - correct answer ✔ toward the head inferior - correct answer ✔ lower, below poximal - correct answer ✔ toward or nearest to the trunk distal - correct answer ✔ away from the trunk superficial - correct answer ✔ near the surface
dorsal cavities - correct answer ✔ cranial and spinal (shark fin) ventral cavities - correct answer ✔ thoracic and abdominopelvic axial subdivision - correct answer ✔ head, neck, torso appendicular suubdivision - correct answer ✔ upper and lower extremity and subs structure - correct answer ✔ determines function young adulthood - correct answer ✔ the period of greatest homeostatic efficiency developmental stages - correct answer ✔ early years aging process - correct answer ✔ late years homeostasis - correct answer ✔ temperature, blood carbon dioxide, blood glucose regulations feedback loops - correct answer ✔ control or restore homestasis by self regulation
negative feedback control - correct answer ✔ opposite of the change, more common than positive fb, inhibitory, maintains homeostasis positive feedback control - correct answer ✔ stimulatory, amplifies or reinforces the change, disrupts homeostasis, swift completion of functions, - LABOR- BLOOD CLOTTING Ions - correct answer ✔ atoms or groups of atoms with electical charges cation (+) - correct answer ✔ posi-+-ive charge ion (+) anion - correct answer ✔ negative charged ion (an = neg) electrolytes - correct answer ✔ compounds with ionic bonds chemical bonds- - correct answer ✔ forces that hold atoms or molecules together- number of electrons in outermost shell determines bonding ionic bonding - correct answer ✔ gain and lose electrons, solid state, NaCl- found in teeth and bones- give strength and structure, conduct electricity in solutions ( electrolytes) Covalent bonds - correct answer ✔ 2 or more atoms sharing electrons, most common bond, can be single, double or triple bonds
anaphase - correct answer ✔ the last stage- sister chromatids are pulled apart and move toward the opposite poles mitosis - correct answer ✔ cell division that results in 2 daughter cells- with same number and kind of chromosomes-typical cell growth eukaryotes - correct answer ✔ fungi- has cell walls, mold, yeast Acellular infectious agents - correct answer ✔ viruses Gram positive - correct answer ✔ purple---- gram negative - correct answer ✔ with be red passive transport - correct answer ✔ do not require ATP--- diffusion ( passive ) down hill passive transport process - correct answer ✔ simple diffusion, osmosis simple diffusion - correct answer ✔ molecules cross through a phospholipid bilayer osmosis - correct answer ✔ diffusion of water through a selectively perm membrane
osmotic presssure - correct answer ✔ pressure that could develop in a solution when it is separated facilitated diffusion - correct answer ✔ movement that requires ATP Active transport - correct answer ✔ requires ATP, transport by pumps, calcium and sodium and potassium endocytosis - correct answer ✔ plasma membrane traps some material and brings it into the cell in a vesicle phagocytosis - correct answer ✔ large particles are engulfed by the plasma membrance pinocytosis - correct answer ✔ fluid and the substances dissolved in the cell enzymes - correct answer ✔ regulate the cell meabolism