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Chapter 4: The Tissue Level or Organization
#1. Definition of tissue - Group of similar cells that usually have a similar embryological origin an are specialized for a particular function #2. Definition of histology - The science that deals...
Sharleezybby|6 years ago|±0|1,340 views
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Gastrointestinal Tract
#1. Which of the following is NOT a factor that helps create the stomach mucosal barrier? - production of rennin #2. Chyme is created in the - stomach. #3. *A client with appendicitis is scheduled...
celestetello|6 years ago|±0|220 views
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Chapter 10: The Muscle Tissue
#1. Motion results from - Alternating contraction (shortening) & relaxation of muscles #2. The scientific study of muscles - Myology #3. Skeletal muscle tissue - Primarily attached to bones Striat...
Sharleezybby|6 years ago|±0|1,077 views
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Chapter 6: Bone Tissue
...ions is very closely regulated due to - Calcium's importance in cardiac, nerve, enzyme, and blood physiology #36. An important hormone regulating calcium exchange between bone and blood , secreted by the...
Sharleezybby|6 years ago|+1|598 views
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Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance, Chapter 26 P Besaw
Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance
pbesaw|8 years ago|+3|64,960 views
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Chapter 3: Cellular Organization
#1. In sexual reproduction, each new organism is produced by the union and fusion of... - Two different sex cells, ine produced by each parent #2. Sex cells - Gametes, unite and fuse in the proces...
Sharleezybby|6 years ago|±0|84 views
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Lab Practical Manual Questions
#1. Bone Questions #2. What structure(s) pass through the vertebral foreman? - Spinal Cord #3. What structure(s) pass through the intervertebral foreman? - Spinal nerves #4. What structure(s) pass t...
1mamicita|8 years ago|±0|1 view
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chapter 19 part two
the cardiovascular system: blood vessels
jada05|7 years ago|±0|1 view
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Test 1 - Human Body, Basic Chemistry, Cells
...anatomy and physiology. - Anatomy is the study of parts of a body or system while physiology is the study...parts is called? a. anatomy b. physiology c. homeostasis d. negative feedback...
Cheskiiie|6 years ago|±0|6 views
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Final exam: #3
Function as enzymes which catalyze reactions D) Transport vital substances in the body E) Regulate physiological processes by functioning as hormones - A #39. ______ are considered good cholesterols because...
karensantos|4 years ago|±0|3 views
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Urinary System visual learning
...between 7.35 and 7.0 is called __________. - PHYSIOLOGICAL ACIDOSIS #57. 67) The process of filtration...major calyx E) renal column - c #69. What physiological process occurs at the structure labeled "2"...
Floris_Noor|3 years ago|±0|1 view
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Final exam: #1
#1. Fibrin - Forms a fibrous, web-like network that reinforces the platelet plug & participates in coagulation #2. Lymphocytes - Cells that produce antibodies and contribute to immunity to certain...
karensantos|4 years ago|±0|5 views
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Final exam
#1. Atrial Natriuretic Hormone (ANH) is responsible for: A) Increased heart rate B) Increased salt excretion C)Enhancing the release of Angiotensin II D) Promoting ACE release from the lungs E) B...
karensantos|4 years ago|±0|6 views
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deficiencies
#1. vitamin B1 (thiamine) - beriberi (nerve disorders - tingling. poor coordination, reduced heart function #2. vitamin B2 (riboflavin) - skin lesions such as cracks at the corner of the mouth #3....
lmattox05|5 years ago|±0|9 views
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General Neurologic Exam
#1. Cranial Nerve 1 - Olfactory: Test: Smell with coffee or mint, test one nostril at a time. #2. Cranial Nerve 2 - Optic: Test: Fundoscopy, with opthalmascope, check optic disk (color/size/alterati...
Nicole_Madden|7 years ago|±0|32 views