ACB 3110 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug, Subcutaneous Tissue, Stratum Spinosum

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Positions: supine-laying down face up, prone- laying down face down, lithotomy-legs up (labor, trendelenburg- head down, lateral recumbent- side. Anatomical position: standard reference position, person stands erect, flat feet, arms at side, forearms supinated, palms/face/eyes forward. Serial sections: thin sections give better understanding of unusual anatomy, to do this on a patient you put them in a helical ct- each spiral takes a picture of that section. Inspection: palpation- feeling, percussion- tapping over different areas to get different sounds, auscultation- listen, done with stethoscope, reflex response. *change from dna to mrna is called transcription. This sequence gives 3 codons or amino acids, uga ccg auc. The three amino acids with bonds between them makes a protein. Interphase: g1, s, g2: mitosis-nuclear division (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase) Cytokinesis: chromatin: uncondensed dna, chromosome: condensed chromatin (prophase) Biopsy: remove tissue from an organ only way to look at cells of the tissue.