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The study of the structure and location of the parts of the body is called ______ Anatomy
The study of the function of the parts of the body is called ______ Physiology
The smallest (most basic) units of matter are called ______ Atoms
Two or more atoms bonded together make up a(n) Molecules
The large structures made up of lots of atoms bonded together are called _____ Macromolecules
Specific structures in cells that have specific functions are called _____ Organelles
Similar cells working together are called _____ Tissues
Similar tissues working together are called _____ Organs
Which system is responsible for control and communication & contains the brain? Nervous
The stomach, liver and heart are examples of _____ Organs
Oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon are examples of ______ Atoms
Which system is responsible for movement and heat protection? Muscular
Which system is responsible for protection and contains the touch sensory receptors? Integumentary
Do organs work independently of each other or interdependently (with each other) Interdependently (with each other)
A state of internal balance is called ______ Homeostasis
Which homeostatic control mechanism counteracts or opposes the initial change? Negative
Which homeostatic control mechanism intensifies, reinforces, enhances the initial change? Positive
The muscle, organ, or gland that responds to a control center message is called a(n) ____ Effector
The initial change in the regulated variable is called the _____ Stimulus
Blood sugar increases. Insulin is released to decrease blood sugar. This is an example of a _____ feedback control mechanism Negative
What happens to homeostatic mechanism functions as we age? Decrease
On a diagram or model, the right side of the human is on your _____ side Left
Which of the following is a correct description of the correct anatomical position? Arms to side, Standing straight, Feet Flat
front of the body or towards the front of the body ventral
closer to the attachment point proximal
away from the middle lateral
towards the top or towards the head superior
towards the bottom or towards the feet inferior
away from the attachment point distal
towards the surface superficial
is another name for ventral anterior
The nose is _____ to the month superior
The face is on which side of the body? ventral
The fingers are ______ to the wrist distal
contains the spinal and cranial cavities dorsal
The wrist is ______ to the finger proximal
separates the body or an organ into a front and a back side coronal
separates the body or an organ into a right and a left side sagittal
cuts along a diagonal oblique
chin mental
arm brachial
cheek buccal
ear otic
hip coxal
armpit axillary
ankle tarsal
head cephalic
back of the knee popliteal
wrist carpal
front cavity above the diaphragm thoracic
front cavity containing the heart, trachea, esophagus mediastinum
front cavity below the diaphragm abdominopelvic
front cavity containing the lungs pleural
back cavity containing the brain cranial
is a membrane lining the cavity containing the lungs parietal pleura
is a membrane covering the surface of the heart visceral pericardium
Serous membranes are found in which cavity ventral
Serous membrane are found in which type of cavity closed
The fluid between membranes _____ friction decrease
The upper right quadrant contains the majority of which organ? liver
Who uses nine abdominopelvic region Adonimist
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