A&P Midterm Study Guide PDF
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This document is a study guide for an A&P midterm, outlining key anatomical and physiological concepts. It details various bodily systems including cardiovascular, digestive, and muscular systems. The document includes various anatomical structures and functions. It also includes an introduction, details about body planes and anatomical positions, and a summary of critical systems. No questions are included in the section.
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A&PMIDTERMSTUDYGUIDE Usingpreviousnotes/slides,filloutthiss tudyguide. Intro,Part1 efineAnatomy:Thestudyofthestructureofthebody D DefinePhysiology:Thestudyofthefunctionofthebody C...
A&PMIDTERMSTUDYGUIDE Usingpreviousnotes/slides,filloutthiss tudyguide. Intro,Part1 efineAnatomy:Thestudyofthestructureofthebody D DefinePhysiology:Thestudyofthefunctionofthebody CardiovascularSystem: - Vas/Vasc: veinandarteries - Hem/Hemo/Sangu:Blood - Angi/Angio:Bloodvessels - Aort:aorta - Ateri/Arterio:arteries PartsoftheHead: - Enceph:Brain - Rhino:Nose - Crani:Skull - Opthalm/Oculo:eye - Oto:Ear DigestiveSystem: - Hepat/Hepato:Liver - Cholecyst:Gallbladder - Esoph/Esopha:esophagus - Colo:largeintestine - Gastro/Gastro:Stomach - Ileo/Duodeno/Jejuno:Smallintestine MusclesandBones: - Scapula:shoulders - Brachi/Brachio:arm - Carp/Carpo:wrist - Dorsa:Back - Oste/Osteo:bones - Pod/Podo/Ped/Pedo:Foot RestoftheBody: - Thorac/Thoraco:Chest - Pneumo/Pleura:Lung - Mamm/Mammo:Breast - Thromb/Thrombo:Bloodclot - Neph:Kidney Intro,Part3 rontalPlane:verticalplanewhichseparatesthehumanbodyintoanteriorandposterior F portions MidsagittalPlane:verticalplanewhichseparatestheleftsideofthebodyfromtheright SagittalPlane:SagittalPlane:goesfromtheanteriortotheposterior,whileseparating thebodyintoleftandrightportions TransversePlane:crosswiseplaneparalleltotheground,separatingtheupperhalfof thehumanbodyfromthelowerhalf AnatomicalPosition:humanbodystandingupright,armsateachsidewithpalmsfacing forward.Feetsidebyside,toespointingforward Erect:subjectisstandingupright Prone:Patientlyingfacedown,flatontheabdomen Supine:lyingflatonback,facingup Anterior:infrontof Posterior: Behind Superior:above Inferior:Below Medial: ClosertotheMiddle Lateral:furtherfromthe middle Proximal:Closetotheattachmentpoint Distal:furtherfromtheattachmentpart SuperficialClosertothebodysurface Deep:furtherfromthebodysurface Chapter2,Part1Notes Atom→molecule →organelle→Cell Humanorganism←Organsystem←Organs←Tissue System: Consistsof: KeyFunctions: Skin,hair,nails rotection P Temperatureregulation Integumentary Waterretention Sensation Bones,cartilage,ligaments P rotectionofbodyorgans Support SkeletalSystem Movement Bloodformation Primarilyskeletalmuscles ovement M Posture Heatproduction MuscularSystem ymphnodes,lymphatic L oleinfluidbalance R LymphaticSystem vessels,lymphthymus, Productionofimmunecells spleen,tonsils Defenseagainstdisease ose,pharynx,larynx, N bsorptionofoxygen A RespiratorySystem trachea,bronchi,lungs Dischargeofcarbon dioxide Acid-basebalance Speech idneys,ureters,urinary K xcretionofwastes E UrinarySystem bladder,urethra Regulationofblood volumeandpressure Controloffluid,electrolyte, andacid-basebalance rain,spinalcord,nerves, B ontrol,regulation,and C NervousSystem senseorgans coordinationofother systems Sensation Memory ituitarygland,adrenals, p ormoneproduction H EndocrineSystem pancreas,thyroid, Controlandregulationof parathyroids,otherorgans othersystems CirculatorySystem eart,arteries,veins, H istributionofoxygen, D capillaries nutrients,wastes, hormones,electrolytes, immunecells,and antibodies Fluid,electrolyte,and acid-basebalance tomach,smallandlarge S reakdownandabsorption B intestines,esophagus, ofnutrients DigestiveSystem liver,mouth,pancreas Eliminationofwastes varies,fallopiantubes, O roductionofeggs P uterus,vagina,breasts Siteoffertilizationandfetal development eproductive R Birth System(Female) Lactation Secretionofsexhormones estes,vasdeferens, T roductionanddeliveryof P prostate,seminalvesicles, sperm eproductive R penis Secretionofsexhormones System(male) Chapter2,Part3 omeostasis:thestateofdynamicequilibriumoftheinternalenvironmentofthebody H Whathappensifthebodyloseshomeostasis?illnessordeathwilloccur Homeostaticregulationinvolves: - Areceptor: (receivesinformationaboutachangeinenvironment) - Acontrolcenter:(receivesandprocessesinformationfromthereceptor) - Aneffector:(respondstosignalsfromthecontrolcenterbyeitheropposingor enhancingthestimulus) egativefeedback:whentheeffectoropposesthestimulusandreversesthedirectionof N change Positivefeedback:theeffectorreinforcesthestimulusandamplifiesthedirectionof change Chapter3 hatarethemainfourelementsthatthebodyconsistsof?Oxygen(65%) W Carbon(18%) Hydrogen(10%) Nitrogen(3%) Whatmakesupmostofourbody?Water Nucleus:centeroftheatom Protons:positivecharge Neutrons:electricallyneutral Electrons:aretinyparticleswithanegativecharge Energy:Energyisthecapacitytodowork:toputmatterintomotion Potentialenergy: energystoredinthebondsofmolecules Kineticenergy:energyinmotion Metabolism:thesumofallthechemicalreactionsinthebody Twotypesofmetabolicactivity: - Catabolism:Breakingdowncomplexcompoundsintosimplerones - Anabolism:Involvesbuildinglargerandmorecomplexchemicalmolecules (carbs,lipids,proteins)fromsmallersubunits Chapter4 ervecells: N Musclecells: Redbloodcells: Glandcells: Immunecells: Plasmamembrane: Nucleus: Whatregulatesthepassageofsubstancesintoandoutofthecell? Chapter5 StagesofMicrobiomeDevelopment: - Intrauterine:microbespassthroughtheplacentafrommothertofetus - Birth:passagethroughthebirthcanalcoatsthenewbornwiththemother’s vaginalandfecalbacteria - Firstyearoflife:breastfeedingexposesinfantstomorethan700speciesof bacteriaandiscrucialforestablishinglong-termhealth - Secondyear: introductionofsolidfoodsboostsmicrobialdiversity - Age2-5: intestinalmicrobiomeresemblesthatofanadultintermsofcomposition anddiversity - Adulthood:changesindiet,environment,andantibioticadministrationcanalter compositionofthemicrobiome - After65:broadshiftingutmicrobepopulations,andnumberofmicrobialspecies decreases Whatarethe4componentsofthemicrobiome? Bacteria(makeupthebulk) Viruses Fungi Archaea Chapter6 issues:groupsofs imilarc ellsthatperformac ommonfunction T Whatarethe4c ategoriesoftissues:Epithelialtissue Connectivetissue Nervoustissue M usculartissue pithelialtissue:ac ontinuouss heetoftightlypackedc ells E Coversthebody’ss urface,linesbodyc avitiesandm anyorgans,andformsc ertainglands - Covers:The bodyc erface - Keyfunctions:protection,absorption,filtration,ands ecretion G land:ac ollectionofepithelialc ellsthes pecializesins ecretionofaparticulars ubstance Exocrineglands:Secretetheirproductsintoducts(tears,s weat,gastricjuices) Endocrineglands:Secretetheirproducts(hormones)directlyintotheblood hatisthem ostwidespreadandthem ostv ariedofallthetissues? W ConnectiveTissue ollagenousfibers: s trongandflexiblebutresists tretching.Thesearethem ostabundant C Reticularfibers:occurinnetworksands upports malls tructuress uchasc apillariesandnerve fibers Elasticfibers:m adeofproteinc alledelastin,c ans tretchandrecoillikearubberband Tendons:c ord-likes tructuresc hargedwithattachingm usclestobones Ligaments:c ord-likes tructuresc hargedwithattachingbonestobones Hyalinec artilage:Foundattheendsofm ovablejoints(calledarticularc artilage),whereribs attachedtothebreastbone,thelarynx,andthes upportiveringsaroundthetrachea Elasticc artilage:Providesflexibles upporttotheexternalearandtheepiglottis(tissuebeneath thetongueatthebackofthethroat) ibrocartilage:Formsthediscsbetweenthev ertebraeandinthek neejointbecauseitresists F c ompressionandabsorbss hock hatdoess keletaltissueallow?M akesbodym ovementpossible,aswellasbreathing, W s peech,c ontrolofurination,andfacialexpression Whereisc ardiactissuefound?Foundonlyintheheart Whatdoess moothm uscleline?Linesthewallofm anyorgans egeneration:Regeneration:damagedc ellsarereplacedwiththes ametypeofc ells,resulting R infunctionalnewtissue Fibrosis:Fibrosis:replacedwiths cartissue,whichisc omposedm ainlyofc ollagen M ucousm embrane: Linebodys urfacesthatopendirectlytothebody'sexterior Cutaneousm embrane:thes kin.Thebody’slargestm embrane Serousm embrane:lines omeofthec losedbodyc avitiesandalsoc overm anyoftheorgansin thosec avities Chapter7 pidermis:outermostlayerofs kinand E Containsnobloodv essels Dermis:innerlayerofthes kin Composedofc onnectivetissue Containsbloodv essels,s weatglands,andnerveendings tratumbasale:baselayerwherec ellsundergom itosis,producingnewc ellsthatpushtheolder S onesupward sc ellspushup,theys topdividingandproducek eratin.Keratinreplacesthec ytoplasmand A nucleus.Cellsflattenanddieastheym ovefurtherfrombloods upply tratumc orneum:outermostlayerwherenewlyarrivedflattenedc ellsreplacethedeadc ells S thatflakeawaywithdailywear functionsofthes kin:Protection 5 Barrier VitaminDproduction Sensoryperception Thermoregulation haft:partofthehairthatextendsabovethes kin'ss urface S Follicle:s heathofepidermiswherethehairlies Richnerveandbloods upply Root:lowestpartofthehairandwheregrowthoccurs Cuticle:foldofs kinthats urroundsthenailbody Body: thev isiblepartofthenail Lunula:c rescents hapedwhiteareaatthebaseofthenail Bed:layerofepitheliumunderthenailthatnormallyappearspink Root:proximalendofthenail Eccrine: produces weat.Especiallyfoundonpalms,s oles,forehead,anduppertorso Apocrine:s centglandsrespondingtos tressands exuals timulation.Beginfunctioningatpuberty Sebaceous:Secreteoilys ubstancec alleds ebum Sebumhelpsk eepthes kinandhairfromdryingoutandbecomingbrittle Whenexcesss ebumbuildsup,pimplesand blackheadsc anform irstdegreeburn:O nlyepidermis F Redness,s lights welling,pain O ftenfroms unlight econddegreeburn:Epidermisandpartofdermis S Blisters,s everepain,s welling M ays carandappearred,white,ortan hirddegreeburn:Extendsfromepidermistos ubcutaneouslayer T Nerveendingsdestroyed,s onotm uchinitialpain White,black,orleathery O ftenrequiress kingrafts