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The process by which food is burned to release energy Protein synthesis
Part of the cell where formation of protein occurs Endoplasmic reticulum
Sum of the chemical processes in a cell Metabolism
Picture of nuclear structures arranged in numerical order Karyotype
Part of a cell where catabolism primarily ocurs Mitochondria
Allows materials to pass into and out of the cell Cell membrane
Genes are composed Deoxyribonucleis acid (DNA)
Muscular wall separating the abdominal and thoracic cavities Diaphragm
The space in the chest between the lungs is the Mediastinum
Adipose means pertaining to Fat
Throat Pharynx
Sarcoma Malignant tumor of flesh tissue
An epitheliar cell is a Skin cell
The pleural cavity is the Space between the membranes around the lungs
Viscera Internal organs
The pituitary gland is in which body cavity Cranial
voice box Larynx
the tailbone is the Coccyx
Supine means Lying on the back
The upper lateral regions of the abdomen, beneath the ribs, are the Hypochondriac regions
The RUQ contains the Liver
Pertaining to a plane that divides the body into right and left portions Sagittal
A disk is A piece of cartilage between backbones
Control center of the cell, containing chromosomes Nucleus
The process of building up proteins in a cell is called anabolism
The total of the chemical processes in a cell is known as Metabolism
A scientist who studies tissues is called histologist
Regions of DNA within a chromosome Genes
throat Pharynx
collection of fat cells adipose tissue
windpipe trachea
tube from the KIDNEY to the uninary bladder ureter
voice box larynx
membrane surrounding the lungs pleura
flexible connective tissue at joints cartilage
tube from the URINARY BLADDER to outside of body urethra
cavity surrounded by the skull cranial
cavity in the chest surrounded by ribs thoracic
cavity surrounded by the hip bone pelvic
cavity surrounded by the back spinal
cavity below the chest containing digestive organs abdominal
regions of the neck cervical
region of the chest thoracic
region of the waist lumbar
region of the sacrum sacral
region of the tailbone coccygeal
deep (opposite) superficial
proximal (opposite) distal
supine (opposite) prone
dorsal (opposite) ventral
the left lung lies ________to the heart inferior
the _______end of the humerus is at the shoulder proximal
the liver lies___________to the intestines superior
a backbone is called a(an) vertebra
the______end of the thigh bone(femur) joins with the knee cap distal
the__________plane divides the body into upper and lower portions transverse
the________plane divides the body into right and left portions sagittal
the diaphragm lies _______to the organs in the thoracic cavity lateral
epigastric above the stomach
chondroma cartilage tumor
umbilical pertaining to naval
posterior back side of body/structure
intervertebral between the vertebrae(backbones)
space between the lungs mediastinum
endocrine gland the the base of the brain pituitary gland
sausage-shaped cellular structures in which catabilism takes place mitochondria
pertaining to skin(surface)cell epithelial cells
tumor of flesh tissue(malignant) sarcoma
pertaining to internal organs visceral
picture of the chromosomes in the cell nucleus karyotype
RUQ Right upper quadrant
L5-S1 Space between the fifth lumbar vertebra and the first sacral vertebra
Pertaining to the groin inguinal
Malignant tumor of connective (flesh) tissue chondrosarcoma
Picture of nuclear structures karotype
pertaining to internal organs visceral
secretory organ in the neck thyroid gland
FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVE TISSUE AT JOINTS CARTILAGE
DIVIDES THE BODY HORIZONTALLY TRANSERVSE PLANE
Tube from the URINARY BLADDER to the outside of the body urethra
cytoplasmic structures where catabolism takes place mitochondria
divides the body laterally into right and left parts sagittal
secretory organ at the base of the brain pitutory gland
pertaining to the navel umbilical
pertaining to the windpipe trachea
pertaining to fat tissue adipose
line external body surface and internal surface of organs epithelial cells
rod-shaped nuclear structures chromosomes
abdomen space below chest (liver,stomach,intestines,gallbladder)
cartilage flexible connective tissue at joints
cervical neck/neck of body
chondroma benign tumor
nucleus control center of the cell
trachea pertaining to the windpipe
malignant tumor of flesh (connective tissue) sacroma
pertaining to the chest thoracic
lying on back supine
pertaining to the abdomen abdominal
picture of the chromosomes in the nucleus karyotype
membrane surrounding the lungs pleura
space between the lungs mediastinum
pertaining to skin (surface) cells epithelial
endocrine gland at the base of the brain pituitary
karyotype classification of chromosomes
epithelium skin cells
cartilage connective tissue at the joints
anabolism building-up process in a cell; proteins are synthesized for use in the body.
diaphragm muscle dividing the thoracic and abdominal cavities
vertebra a backbone
sagittal vertical plane dividing the body into a right and left portion
mitochondria structures in a cell where food is burned to produce energy
larynx the voice box
pertaining to the navel umbilic
pertaining to the tailbone coccygeal
endocrine gland in front of the trachea thyroid
central cavity in the chest mediastinum
Pertaining to between the backbones intravertebral
bodies in the nucleus of a cell; contain DNA CHROMOSOMES
Membrane surrounding the abdominal cavity peritoneum
crani/o skull
cervic/o neck
sacr/o sacrum
trache/o trachea/wind pipe
inguin/o groin
viscer/o internal organs
sarc/o flesh
chondr/o cartilage
thorac/o chest
hist/o tissue
inter between
hypo under/below
ana up
-eal pertaining to/full of
-ose pertaining to
epi covering
-ectomy surgically removal
kary/o nucleus
-tomy cut into
tailbone region coccugeal
horizontal plane dividing the body into superior and inferior parts (top/bottom) transverse
vertical plane dividing the body into right and left parts sagittal
vertical plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior parts frontal
on the surface of the body superficial
lying on the back supine
below another structure inferior
pertaining to the side lateral
pertaining to the middle medial
lying on the belly prone
above another structure superior
near the point of attachment to the trunk or near the beginning of a structure proximal
awary from the surface of the body deep
far from the point of attachment to the trunk or far from the beginning of a structure distal
membrane surrounding abdominal viscera peritoneum
a backbone vertebra
membrane surrounding the lungs pleura
pad of cartilage between each backbone disk
space between the lungs containing the heart, trachea, aorta mediastinum
collection of fat cells adipose
control center of a cell nucleus
structures in cytoplasm where food is burned to release energy mitochondria
a double-layered membrane surrounding each lung pleura
loin (waist) region lumbar
area between the lungs mediastinum
vertical plane dividing body into right and left sides sagittal
upper right and left regions beneath the ribs hypochondriac
backbones vertebrae
lower right and left regions near the groin inguinal
muscle separating the abdominal and thoracic cavities diaphragm
regions of DNA within each chromosome genes
all the material that is outside the nucleus yet within the cell membrane cytoplasm
stomach, small and large intestines, spleen, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas abdominal
bones and joints musculoskeletal system
tube from the URINARY BLADDER to the outside of the body urethra
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