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BSF~ Chapter 1

BSF

Term/QuestionDefinition/Answer
Anatomy The study of the shape & structure of the body
Physiology The study of the function of body parts
Anterior Front
Ventral In front of
Posterier Back
Dorsal In back of
Cephalic Toward the "Head end"
Caudal Toward the "tail end"
Superior Above
Inferior Below
Transverse Plane Horizontal Split
Midsagittal Plane Equal right and left parts
Posterior (Dorsal) Cavity Cranial Cavity & Spinal Cavity
Anterior (Ventral) Cavity Thoracic Cavity & Abdomenopelvic Cavity
What is the main organ(s) in the Thoracic Cavity Heart & Lungs
What is the main organ(s) in the Cranial Cavity Brain
What is the main organ(s) in the Spinal Cavity Spinal Cord
What is the main organ(s) in the Abdominal Cavity Stomach, Intestines, Gallbladder, & Liver
What is the main organ(s) in the Pelvic Cavity Ovaries, Bladder, & Uterus
Epigastric Region Just below the sternum
Hypochondriac Region Located below the ribs
Umbilic Region Around the navel
RIght and Left Lumbar Extend from anterior to Posterior
Right and Left Iliac Also called the left and right inguinal areas
What is the main organ(s) in the Orbital Cavity Eyes, Eyeball muscles, optic nerves, & lacrimal (tear) ducts
Nasal Cavity Parts that form the nose
Oral/Buccal Cavity Teeth & Tongue
Cells Most basic & smallest unit of all living things
Tissues Group of like cells working together
Organs Group of like tissues working together
Organ System Group of like organs working together
Homeostasis State in which the body is in it's "normal" stages (Body is regulated)
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