Anatomic Regions and Positions | Key Terms | Functions of Major Organ Systems | Disorders of the Major Organ Systems | Common Lab Tests for Major Organ Systems |
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What is Lateral
Towards the sides of the body
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What is Anatomy
The study of the body's physical structure
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What is Skeletal System
Offers support and protection for softer tissues, movement, and leverage
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What is Integumentary System
System disorders include acne, impetigo, chickenpox, and dermatitis
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What is Skeletal System
Common lab tests for this system include CBC, vitamin D, and uric acid
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What is Proximal
Near the point of attachment
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What is Homeostasis
The body's form of stead state, also mean remaining the same
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What is Nervous System
Provides communication in the body, sensations, thoughts, emotions, and memories
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What is Reproductive System
System disorders include malignant tumors, cysts, and infertility
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What is Nervous System
Common lab tests for this system include therapeutic drug monitoring of mood stabilizers, glucose, serotonin, and dilantin
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What is Superficial
Near the surface of the skin
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What is Disorder
Generic term referring to any pathologic condition of the mind or body
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What is Urinary System
Produces and eliminate urine
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What is Urinary System
System disorders include acidosis, alkalosis, and glomerulonephritis
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What is Respiratory System
Common lab tests for this system include blood gases, lung biopsies, sputum cultures, and bronchial washings
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What is Supine Position
Lying or reclining face up on his or her back
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What is Hematopoiesis
The process of blood cell formation that occurs in the bone marrow
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What is Reproductive System
Responsible for the production of offspring
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What is Digestive System
System disorders include hiatal hernias, dysentery, and pancreatitis
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What is Endocrine System
Common lab tests for this system include growth hormone, antidiuretic hormone, and cortisol
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What is Lateral Recumbent Position
Lying on left or right side
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What is Pituitary Gland
Also known as the master gland, stimulates the other glands to produce hormones as needed
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What is Endocrine System
Communication, control, and integration through hormones
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What is Nervous System
System disorders include ALS, MS, epilepsy, and cerebral palsy
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What is Digestive System
Common lab tests for this system include occult blood test, bilirubin, tissue biopsies, and gastric analysis
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