Anatomy vs physiology - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Sciences of Nutrition correct answers Biochemistry Biology Physiology Anatomy Psychology Sociology Anthropology Nutrition Therapy -Renal, Diabetic, Critical Care, Nutrition Support R.D./R.D.N. correct answers -Registered Dietician -Qualified to counsel patients and consumers in nutrition or work in a clinical capacity in a hospital working with patients -4 year undergrad in clinical nutrition 6 Nutrients correct answers -Water -Minerals -Carbohydrates -Lipids -Proteins -Vita...

What is the role of the nurse regarding contraception? -counselor -educator What must you be aware of when a patient is considering a contraceptive? Counselor: -focused on the needs, feelings, & preferences of the woman & her partner Educator: -Nurses need current & correct information about contraceptives -Must be comfortable discussing contraception & the woman's risk of pregnancy. -Risks and benefits of the different types of contraception -Some methods, such as condoms, require little tea...

Anatomy - correct answer The study of body structure organs and system Physiology - correct answer The study of body function of the organs and body symptoms. Organism - correct answer highest level of organism; result of all organ systems working together within the body Levels of Organization - correct answer ...

SLCC Physiology Exam 1 Already Graded A+ Anatomy ️Study of the structure of the body Physiology ️Study of the function of the body-function depends of structure Level of Organization ️Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System-each cell classified by function 4 Cell Types ️Epithelial Cells, Nervous Cells, Muscle Fiber Cells, Connective Tissue Cells. 4 Tissue Types ️Epithelial Tissue: inside and out is protected by a continuous layer-absorption secretion-exocrine ducts-endocrine inte...

Anatomy - What the structure looks like, relationship between structures. Cellular Level - Cells are the smallest unit of life All cells have one thing in common: producing ATP Cells all have different functions depending on where they are found ex.) stomach cells vs. heart cells Chemical Level - Formation of molecules from atoms Control Center - (central nervous system) receives the message from the receptor, interprets it, determines a response, and sends message to the effector Cytolog...

BNNS501 Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Anatomy - Ans:-the structure of the body Physiology - Ans:-how these structures of the body function Cells - Ans:-The smallest and functional part of an organelle. Tissues - Ans:-Collection of cells all to perform similar functions Organs - Ans:-2 or more tissues that have a specific function Body systems - Ans:-Organs all working together in the body, for a particular purpose Homeostasis is - Ans:-The internal body staying in a constant s...

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Role of the LPN - correct answer a. Care for stable people who are sick, injured, convalescent, or disabled under the direction of MD, RN or other licensed provider. Experienced LPNs- may supervise MA/ CNAs b. More training programs take about 1 year- classroom study goers- basic nursing concepts related to patient care, including anatomy, physiology, measures, peds, ob, psych, and drug administration c. Working in nursing care facilities, hospi...

Anatomy study of structure Physiology study of functions Gross Anatomy studies the structure and relationships of large body parts that are visible to the unaided eye. Microscopic Anatomy Examines structures that can't be observed by the unaided eye Comparative Anatomy (Approach) similarities vs. differences Developmental Anatomy (Approach changes in the structure within an individual from conception through maturity Embryology Developmental changes occurring prior to birth (fetus and emb...

Ribsosomes - Tiny, spherical structures composed of protein and RNA. They provide a structural support and enzymatic activity to link amino acids to synthesize proteins. Rough ER - Studded with ribosomes. Proteins synthesized on ribosomes then move through the tubules of the endoplasmic reticulum, where they fold into their characteristic 3D shapes, and then go to another organelle, the Golgi apparatus, for further processing. Give an example of homeostasis - In the body, if there is a sti...