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Human Anatomy

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What are the four abdominal quadrants? The right upper quadrant, The left upper quadrant, The right lower quadrant, The right lower quadrant
What are the three major body planes? The Sagittal Plane:Runs front & back; divided the body into right and left side. The Frontal Coronal Plane: Divides body into anterior & posterior. The Transverse Horizontal Plane: Divides the body into upper & lower
What are electrolytes? Large group of inorganic compounds that includes acids, bases, and salts.
Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Oxygen: Is required for decomposition reactions necessary for the release of energy in the body. Carbon Dioxide: Produced as a waste product, it helps maintain appropriate acid base balancing in the body
The Cytoskeleton The cell's supporting frame work, made of tiny, flexible, and rigid rodlike pieces, provides cell shape support, moves cells, detects changes in and out of the cells.
What are the three types of cell connections? Desmosomes, Gap junctions, and Tight junctions.
What are some tissues that maintain homeostasis in the body? The Epithelial tissues, The Connective tissues, Muscle tissues, and Nervous tissues.
What are three types of muscle tissue? Skeletal (striated voluntary), Smooth (non striated involuntary, visceral), Cardiac (striated involuntary).
What are the five Cell Layers? Stratum Basale (base layer), Stratum Spinosum (spiny layer), Stratum Lucidum (clear layer), Stratum Corneum (horny layer).
What is the Skin functions? The skin defines the internal environment, protects body from organisms, it is the body's major structural framework.
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