PNVN 1811 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE 2026, Exams of Social Sciences

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PNVN 1811 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE
Anatomy - Answers - -Often defines as the study of structure of an organism and the
relationship of its parts
-derived from two word parts that mean "cutting apart"
Physiology - Answers - -the study of functions of living and their parts
-scientific experimentation to tease out how each activity body works,
-regulated, how it fits in to complex, coordinated operation
Pathology - Answers - -study for disease nurses principles of anatomy and physiology
to determine the nature of particular disease
- come Greek word pathos
Anotomical Position - Answers - Reference position, the body is erect or standing
Anatomical position and supine position - Answers - -superior
-inferior
-anterior
-inferior
- medial
-lateral
- proximal
-distal
-superficial
-deep
Body cavities - Answers - External appearance, the body is not a solid structure. Made
up of open spaces or cavities that turn in contain compact, well ordered arrangements
of internal organs
Dorsal cavities - Answers - -cranial cavity
-Spinal cavity
Cranial cavity - Answers - Space inside the spinal column
Spinal cavity - Answers - Contains the spinal cord
Ventral cavity - Answers - -cranial cavity
-spinal cavity
-thoracic cavity
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Anatomy - Answers - - Often defines as the study of structure of an organism and the relationship of its parts

  • derived from two word parts that mean "cutting apart" Physiology - Answers - - the study of functions of living and their parts
  • scientific experimentation to tease out how each activity body works,
  • regulated, how it fits in to complex, coordinated operation Pathology - Answers - - study for disease nurses principles of anatomy and physiology to determine the nature of particular disease
  • come Greek word pathos Anotomical Position - Answers - Reference position, the body is erect or standing Anatomical position and supine position - Answers - - superior
  • inferior
  • anterior
  • inferior
  • medial
  • lateral
  • proximal
  • distal
  • superficial
  • deep Body cavities - Answers - External appearance, the body is not a solid structure. Made up of open spaces or cavities that turn in contain compact, well ordered arrangements of internal organs Dorsal cavities - Answers - - cranial cavity
  • Spinal cavity Cranial cavity - Answers - Space inside the spinal column Spinal cavity - Answers - Contains the spinal cord Ventral cavity - Answers - - cranial cavity
  • spinal cavity
  • thoracic cavity
  • pleural cavities
  • mediastinum
  • diaphragm
  • Abdominal cavity
  • pelvic cavity thoracic cavity - Answers - A space that you may think of as your chest cavity medistinum - Answers - Lateral subdivision of the thoracic are called the right and left pleural position Abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity - Answers - Combined as one abdomen pelvic because physical partition separates them Diaphragm - Answers - It is dome-shaped and is the most important muscle for breathing. Abomnopelvic quadrant - Answers - Make easier to locate organs the abdominal pelvic cavity Abdominopelvic Quadrants - Answers - right upper, left upper, right lower, left lower Homeostasis - Answers - What psychologist call the relative constancy of the internal environment. Feedback control - Answers - To accomplish such self regulation, a highly complex and integrated communication control system is required. Feed back loop - Answers - The basic control system. Sensor - Answers - Case a thermometer, detects the change in temperature Negative feed back - Answers - Oppose or negate a control conditio positive feedback - Answers - Controls loops stimulator Instead of posing a change in the internal environment and causing a 'Return to normal", temporary amplify or reinforce the change that is occurring Organ - Answers - Is a structure made up of two or more kinds of tissue and is organized more complex functions System - Answers - A group of organs that perform together a ore complex function the does one organ integumentary system - Answers - Include one organ the skin in the most adults the skin alone weighs 20 lbs
  • contracts to pump blood through the circulatory system
  • some generate rhythm of a heartbeat Nervous System - Answers - Made out of brain, spinal cords, and nerves Central Nervous System(CNS) - Answers - - composed of brain and spinal cord
  • provide the central control of the whole nervous system Peripheral Nervous System(PNS) - Answers - - made out of the cranial and spinal nerves and all their branches
  • Peripheral means around the boundary Nervous System Primary functions - Answers - - Communication between body organs
  • Integration of body functions
  • Control of body functions
  • Recognition of sensory stimuli Nerve Impulses - Answers - performs the functions of the nervous system Endocrine System - Answers - - Composed of glands that secrete chemical (hormones) directly into the blood.
  • sometimes called ductless glands Functions of the endocrine system - Answers - - perform the same general function as the nervous system
  • compared to the nervous system, it performs slower but longer lasting control by hormone secretion Neuroendocrine System - Answers - Combination of nervous and endocrine systems Endocrine Structures - Answers - - Pituitary Gland
  • Pineal gland
  • Hypothalamus
  • Thyroid gland
  • Parathyroid gland
  • Thymus gland
  • Adrenal glands
  • Pancreas
  • Ovaries(female)
  • Testes(male) Cardiovascular System - Answers - - made up of heart and a closed system of vessels made up of arteries, veins, and capillaries
  • Also called circulatory system

Functions of the Cardiovascular System - Answers - - transportation of substances throughout the body

  • Regulation of body temperature
  • Immunity(body defense) Lymphatic System - Answers - - composed of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes and tonsils, thymus, and spleen Lymph - Answers - a watery fluid that contains lymphocytes, proteins and some fatty molecules but no red blood cells Functions of the Lymphatic System - Answers - - Transportation of lymph
  • Immunity Immune System - Answers - made out of all the body's defense systems together
  • protects us from disease-causing microorganisms, harmful toxins, transplanted tissue cells, and any of our own cells that have turned malignant or cancerous Structure of immune system - Answers - - Phagocytes: protective cells
  • Secretory cells: defensive protein compounds
  • Protein compounds (secretory cells) antibodies & complements Antibodies & Complement - Answers - produce chemical reactions that help protect the body from many harmful agents Functions of the Immune system - Answers - - Phagocytosis of bacteria
  • Chemical reactions that provide protection from harmful agents Respiratory System - Answers - Facilitate the movement of air into the alveoli Alveoli - Answers - tiny thin-walled sacs of the lungs Structure of the Respiratory system - Answers - - nose
  • pharynx
  • larynx
  • trachea
  • bronchi
  • lungs
  • diaphragm also helps by inflating the lungs during breathing Functions of the respiratory system - Answers - - Exchange of waste gas(carbon dioxide) for oxygen in the alveoli of the lungs
  • Filtration of irritants from inspired air
  • Regulation of acid-base balance

Male reproductive system - Answers - organ system used by males during reproduction Testes - Answers - - produce the sex cells(sperms) and serves as the male gonads

  • produces male hormones(testosterone) Structure of the Male reproductive system - Answers - - gonads(testes)
  • vas deferens
  • urethra
  • prostate
  • external genitalia(penis & scrotum) Female reproductive system - Answers - Ovaries Structure of the female reproductive system - Answers - - gonads(ovaries)
  • uterus
  • uterine( fallopian) tube
  • vagina
  • external genitalia(vulva)
  • mammary glands(breasts) Functions of the reproductive system - Answers - - Survival of genes
  • production of sex cells
  • transfer and fertilization of sex cells
  • development and birth of offspring
  • nourishment of offspring
  • production os sex hormones Body as a whole - Answers - - 11 organ systems
  • none body system functions entirely on their own
  • all organ system are structurally & functionally interrelated and interdependent
  • Homeostasis can be maintained only by the coordinated & carefully regulated functioning of all body systems Organ replacement - Answers - - loss of function in nonvital organs isn't immediately life-threatening
  • loss of function in vital organs is immediately life-threatening
  • loss of function in organs can be treated by organ replacement Organ replacements - Answers - - Nonvital organ replacement( prostheses)
  • vital organ transplantation
  • surgical transplants
  • free-flap surgeries
  • stem cell treatment