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  • Chemical Level --> Atom

    smallest stable units of matter that can combine to form molecules
  • Organelle Level --> cell parts

    functional properties determines by shape and atomic components
  • Cellular Level --> Cells

    smallest living units in the body --> functions depend on organelles (intracellular structures composed of complex molecules where each organelle has a specific function)
  • Organ System Level --> what happens here? / how many organ systems does the human body have?

    • Organs interact in organ systems
    • There are 11 organ systems in the human body
  • Organism Level --> what is an organism and what is its goal?

    • Organism - in this case - a human - is the highest level of organization
    • Its goal is to maintain life and health
  • 2 Examples of Positive Feedback Loops


    1. Blood Clotting - blood clotting chemicals, blood must clot fast or we will die - blood would clot 1 million times slower without a positive feedback loop
    2. Labor and Delivery - once it starts, the body wants to get the baby out really fast instead of keeping it in
  • When using directional terms remember:

    • you are using them to describe one body part in relation to another body part
    • assume the body part is in anatomical position
  • How do enzymes speed up chemical reactions?

    enzymes drastically speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy
  • What are you measuring when you measure pH?

    you are measuring the hydrogen concentration
  • ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate)

    a high energy compound consisting of adenosine with 3 phosphate group attached; the 3rd is attached by a high-energy bond

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