Anatomy & Physiology Exam 1
Know what tissue the hypodermis has
Adipose and loose areolar ct
Know the most abundant tissue type in the body
Connective tissue
Know the four tissues in the body
Connective tissue+, epithelial, muscle, nerve
Know what cilia do
Hairs on the apical surface of cells that push substances (like mucus) in one direction
Know what glands secrete oil
Sebaceous glands- sebum(oil)
Know accessory skin structures- sebaceous gland
make sebum (oil)
Know accessory skin structures- eccrine sweat gland
make sweat (helps lower body temp)
Know accesory skin structure- arrector pili muscle
makes hair stand up, gives goosebumps
Know accessory skin structure- hair nerve plexus
nerves around hair follicles
Know which transport requires ATP to move solutes across a membrane
Active transport
Body Cavities: Ventral
1. Thorax(Thoracic (heart--pericardial, lungs--pleural, blood vessels)) 2. Abdominopelvic Cavity (stomach, instestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen)
Know the bilayer phospholipid plasma membrane
2 layers phospholipid, Phosphate heads outside, lipid tails inside, Heads- hydrophilic, tails- hydrophobic
Know the definition of hypotonic solution
A solution that has a lower osmolarity than a cells cytoplasm (very dilute solution)-cell swells
Know the function of simple columnar epithilium
Absorption and secretion
Know the function of simple cuboidal epithilium
Absorption and secretion
Know anatomical terms- anterior & ?
Anterior & posterior- towards the front & back if the body
Know the characteristics of epithelial cells
Avascular but innervated. Close contacts. High replicative (always undergoing mitosis) protect. Secrete. Absorb. Filter. Diffusion
Know the 3 most common types of skin cancer and cells of each
Basal cell carcinoma-basal cell layer, squamous cell carcinoma-squamous cells,, Melanoma- melanocytes
Know which layer of the epidermis you will find melanocytes
Basal layer
Know which layer of the epidermis you will find stem cells
Basal layer
Know the function of loose reticular connective tissue
Be network or stroma for immune cells to migrate upon (lymphoid organs)
Know where you would find transitional epithelium
Bladder (stretch)
Know what an osteoblast is
Bone building cell (blast means young)
Know the definition of endocytosis
Bringing in substances into a cell with vesicles. ATP
Know gap junctions
Cardiac muscle- cells share ions). Hemodesmosomes holds cells to the basement membrane. Allows chemical substances to pass through between cells(cardiac cells)
Know what phagocytosis is
Cellular eating by using pseudopods - atp
Know where spindles & cilia & flagella are formed
Centrioles
Know the functions of proteins
Channels or gates, anchors, cell communication, cell identification, adhesion
Know what fibroblast cell produces
Collagen
Know where you can find dense irregular connective tissue
Dermis(reticular region) , joint spaces
Know where you could find loose areolar connective tissue
Dermis- papillary region
Know the body cavities
Dorsal- brain and spinal cord Ventral- thorax and abdominopelvic Thoracic cavity=pericardial cavity- heart Pleural cavities- lungs. (Diaphragm divides thoracic from abdominal)
Know which connective tissue is most flexible
Elastic (cartilage)
Types of connective tissue fibers
Elastic, reticular, collagen
Know where you would find stratified squamous epithilium
Epidermis of skin
Know which basic tissue type that forms glands
Epithelial- simple cuboidal
Know which connective tissue is found in the intervertebral discs
Fibrocartilage (shock)
Know the function of simple squamous epithilium
Filtering and diffusion (passage during diffusion and osmosis)
Know where you would find simple cuboidal epithilium
Glands. kidney tubules
Know what connective tissue is made out of
Ground substance, fibers, and cells
Know the functions of the lymphatic system
Helps bring excess fluid in tissue back into cardiovascular system and turns on immune system if encounters foreign antigen
Know the function of the nucleus
Hold the blueprints-genetic code (genes)
Know tight junctions
Impermeable, encircles the cell, interlocking junctional proteins, intercellular space
Know what the golgi does
It modifies, repackages, and sends proteins to their destination by using vesicles
Know Desmosomes (anchoring junctions)
Keratinocytes, scattered along sides of cells, linked proteins
Know the abdominal quadrants & respective organ
Left upper- spleen Left lower- intestine Right upper- liver and gallbladder Right lower- appendix
Know endocrine glands
Make hormones and secrete their product right into interstitial spaces and into the bloodstream (thyroid,pituitary,adrenal,pineal glands)
Know the function of melanocyte
Make melanin that protects our skin cells from UV light damage (found at the basal layer)
Know exocrine glands
Make their product and use a duct to move that product(secrete) to an epithelial surface (mucus,sweat,oil gland)
Know which organelle produces energy
Mitochondria makes ATP
Know the definition of Filtration
Movement of fluid from an area of high pressure to low pressure. (Hydrostatic pressure is the for e that drives the process of filtration)
Know the life processes
Movement, reproduce, ingestion, and digestion
Know what goblet cells secrete
Mucus
Know the function of the merkel cell
Nerve cell of the epidermis. Also found at the basal layer of epidermis
Know what tissue the dermis has
Papillary-loose areolar ct, reticular- dense irregular ct
Know the definition of diffusion
Passive movement of molecules across a semipermeable membrane. Moves from an area of high concentration to low concentration.
Body Cavities: Thoracic Cavity
Pericardial- heart
Know the function of stratified squamous epithilium
Protection (epidermis/mouth)
Know anatomical terms- proximal & ?
Proximal & distal- closer & farther of a limb to the body trunk
Know exocytosis
Removes substances from a cell
Know negative feedback and examples
Reversing the initial stimulus ex. Blood pressure, calcium levels
Know what the endoplasmic reticulum does
Rough er- houses ribosomes that make proteins Smooth er- lipid synthesis and metabolism
Know the body planes
Saggital plane- left and right Transverse plane- top and bottom Frontal plane- front and back
Know the characteristics of cardiac muscle
Short, branches, striated, one nucleus, contain intercalated discs(where you find gap junctions), involuntary
Know what tissue the epidermis has
Stratified squamous epithelium
Know anatomical terms- superficial & ?
Superficial & deep- towards & away from the body's surface
Know anatomical terms- superior & ?
Superior & inferior- towards & away from the head
Know the functions of the skeletal system
Support, movement, protection, mineral storage, blood cell production
Know which layer in the epidermis you will find keratohyalin granules
The granular layer
Know the anchoring cell junctions
Tight, desmosomes(keratinocytes) and gap junctions. (Cardiac muscle- cells share ions). Hemodesmosomes holds cells to the basement membrane.
Know what apical and basal cell surfaces are
Top of cells(apical), bottom of cells(basal) only seen in epithelial tissue
Know which organ you would find ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium
Trachea
Know merocrine secretion
Via exocytosis
Know halocrine secretion
When cells rupture to release their product
Body Cavities: Dorsal
cranial(brain) and spinal (cord)
What divides the thoracic and abdominal cavities?
diaphragm
Body Planes: Transverse
divides body into superior and inferior (top & bottoms)
Body Planes: Frontal (Coronal)
divides the body into anterior and posterior parts (front and back)
Body Planes: Sagittal
divides the body into right and left parts
Know accesory skin structure- hair follicle
grows hair (blood vessels, nerves as well)
Body cavities: pleural
lungs
Know accessory skin structure- pacinian corpuscle
receptor for deep touch (pressure,vibrations)
Know the components of the homeostasis feedback systems (Loops)
receptor- control center- effector
Know the definition of a hypertonic solution
solution that has a higher osmolarity than a cells cytoplasm (concentrated solution)-cell shrinks
Know where the ribosome is produced
the nucleolus