Psio 201 exam Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Anatomy - the study of the body structures Physiology - the study of body functions 5 characteristics of living system - 1. metabolism (heat produce) 2. responsiveness 3. movement 4. growth and differentiation 5. reproduction 1. metabolism - catabolism: - anabolism: - the sum of chemical processes that occur in the body - breakdown of larger molecules into smaller - construction of larger molecules from smaller ones 2. responsiveness - the ability to respond in internal or external e...

keletal systems - contains bones, cartilage, ligaments, and other connective tissues that attach bones to each other Skeletal system functions - Support Skeletal system functions - Protection Skeletal system functions - Mineral storage Skeletal system functions - Triglyceride storage Skeletal system functions - Red and white blood cell formation (hemopoiesis) Skeletal system functions - Leverage(assistance in movement) Axial division - center (skull, thocacic cage, vertebral columnm, ste...

Bone Types - Long, Short, Flat, Irregular, Sesamoid, Sutural, Pneumatized Periosteum - Covers external surface of bone Endosteum - Lines inner surface of bone, contains osteogenic cells Why is bone considered an organ? - It contains osseous (connective) tissue, blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic vessels, cartilage, and connective tissue coverings Osteogenic Cells - Stem cells formed from mesenchyme (embryonic connective tissue) Osteoblasts - Build bone Osteocytes - Maintenance of bone Oste...

PSIO 201 Exam 1 With Complete Solutions.

Metabolism - ANSWER the sum of all chemical processes that occur in the body catabolism (breaking down) anabolism (construction Responsiveness - ANSWER the ability to respond to change in the internal or external environment Movement - ANSWER at any structural level the body, an organ, a cell or cell component

PSIO 201 Exam 3 Study exam (100% correct and graded A+) three types of muscle basic function of muscle functions of skeletal muscle voluntary contraction muscles pull or push? how do you predict the action of a muscle? origin insertion standard anatomical position movement how to name a movement types of body movements flexion/extension flexion/extension examples abduction/adduction reverse muscle action (RMA) classifying a muscles based on action agonist antagonist synergist ...

PSIO 201 Exam 3 Study exam (100% correct and graded A+) three types of muscle basic function of muscle functions of skeletal muscle voluntary contraction muscles pull or push? how do you predict the action of a muscle? origin insertion standard anatomical position movement how to name a movement types of body movements flexion/extension flexion/extension examples abduction/adduction reverse muscle action (RMA) classifying a muscles based on action agonist antagonist synergist ...

PSIO 201 Exam 3 Study exam (100% correct and graded A+) three types of muscle basic function of muscle functions of skeletal muscle voluntary contraction muscles pull or push? how do you predict the action of a muscle? origin insertion standard anatomical position movement how to name a movement types of body movements flexion/extension flexion/extension examples abduction/adduction reverse muscle action (RMA) classifying a muscles based on action agonist antagonist synergist ...

Metabolism - the sum of all chemical processes that occur in the body catabolism (breaking down) anabolism (construction Responsiveness - the ability to respond to change in the internal or external environment Movement - at any structural level the body, an organ, a cell or cell component Growth an Differentiation - increase in number or size (growth) of cells or the material found between cells specialization (differentiation) of cells for a specific function Reproduction - formation ...