Anatomy & Physiology

Type of Bond when atoms lose or gain electrons (transferred) to become stable with filled outer shells

Active Mechanisms of movement of materials across the membrane do not require cellular energy. T or F?
True False

Stage of Mitosis that results in the spindle fibers contracting and are pulling the sister chromatids apart toward opposite centrioles.

Which of the following is an organic base?
A. Aldosterone
B. Cortisol
C. Cytosine
D. Albumin

The site where ribosomes assemble prior to their migration into the cytoplasm.

The heart is in which cavity?

Homeostasis is regulated through control systems which consists of ____?

Groups of similar cells functioning together

The # of protons

Stage of mitosis that the nuclear membrane fragments and disappears and duplicated chromatins are visible as chromosomes.

Diffusion in which materials move from an area of greater concentration across a selectively permeable membrane to an area of lower concentration.

Ionic bonds are formed when atoms share electrons to become more stable. T or F?
True False

An example of an inorganic compound is ____?

Building blocks of proteins

Form of cell death that is a normal part of development

# of protons and neutrons

chemical energy for cellular work

Ability to lify a volume of water

Nucleic acid that forms genes

Substance that releases detectable hydrogen ions in water

Means situated towards the front

Membranes within cavities are called viscera
True False

Maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment

What are the major stages of mitosis?

Movement through a membrane as a result of hydrostatic pressure

The scientific study of structure or form

Scientific study of function

basic chemical particles which contribute to the human body

basic living unit of humans and other living organisms

type of tisue that forms a covering or a lining

type of tissue that binds structures, provides support and protection, serves as framework, fill spaces, store fat, roduce blood cells, protect against infection and help repair tissue damage

Muscular tissue

Nerous tissue

energy produced during chemical reactions

energy produced by electrically-charged substances

kinetic energy (energy in motion)

energy produced by the sun

fundamental composition of matter

has a positive charge and is contained within the nucleus

has no charge and is contained within the nucleus

has a negative charge and orbits within the energy shells

central portion of the atom that has a positive charge

orbits surrounding the nucleus

energy shell that can hold a maximum of two electrons

If the first shell in not complete the atom will be _____

two or more different atoms that chemically combine

compounds that do not possess both carbon and hydrogen or either

compounds that possess both carbon and hydrogen