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1 AP FALL FINAL REVIEW

2 Terms and Orientation Planes Sagittal Transverse Coronal (frontal)

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4 Directional terms Anterior vs posterior Lateral vs medial
Proximal vs distal Superior vs inferior

5 Body Cavities Dorsal-Cranial and Spinal Cavities
Ventral-Thoracic and abdominal

6 Body Regions

7 Body systems

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9 Properties of water High heat of vaporization (sweat)
Universal solvent (blood) Resist changes (homeostasis)

10 Dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis

11 Cellular Transport

12 Osmosis vs Diffusion

13 Active Transport (ATP)

14 Name that Process!

15 tonicity

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17 Histology

18 Body tissues

19 Connective Tissue

20 Question… What is the function of
Adipose Elastic cartliage Dense regular Dense irregular

21 Answers! Adipose Elastic cartliage Dense regular Dense irregular

22 Epithelial tissues

23 Muscle Tissue

24 Nervous Tissue

25 Integumentary System

26 Collagen and elastin Collagen-strength Elastin-flexibility

27 Skeletal system Flat Irregular Short long

28 Bone Markings Ridge Head Condyle Trochanter tuberosity

29 What’s the name of…

30 Vertebral Column

31 Skull

32 Sutures

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