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anatomy 1 | BIOL - Human Anatomy & Physiology, Quizzes of Physiology

Class: BIOL - Human Anatomy & Physiology; Subject: Biology / Biological Sciences; University: Carthage College; Term: Forever 1989;

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2010/2011

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TERM 1
glycolysis
DEFINITION 1
splits ATP in half and produces 2 ATP
TERM 2
hypotonic
DEFINITION 2
high water/solvent....... low solute
TERM 3
hypertonic
DEFINITION 3
high solute...... less water/solvent
TERM 4
4 types of organic substances
DEFINITION 4
carbslipidsproteinsnucleic acids
TERM 5
receptors
DEFINITION 5
provide info about specific conditions in the internal
environment
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glycolysis

splits ATP in half and produces 2 ATP

TERM 2

hypotonic

DEFINITION 2

high water/solvent....... low solute

TERM 3

hypertonic

DEFINITION 3

high solute...... less water/solvent

TERM 4

4 types of organic substances

DEFINITION 4

carbslipidsproteinsnucleic acids

TERM 5

receptors

DEFINITION 5

provide info about specific conditions in the internal

environment

control

center

tells what a particular value should be such as body temp

TERM 7

effector

DEFINITION 7

cause responses that alter conditions in the internal

environment

TERM 8

negative

feedback

DEFINITION 8

mechanisms prevent small changes from becoming too large

TERM 9

positive

feedback

DEFINITION 9

a process that moves conditions away from the normal state

TERM 10

levels of organization

DEFINITION 10

atomsmoleculesmacromoleculesorganellecelltissueorganorgan

systemorganism