Anatomy/Physiology Vocabulary Words #126-150
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| A wall of muscle separating the thoracic and abdominal cavities. It is present only in mammals. | Diaphragm
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| The main part, or shaft, of a bone. | Diaphysis
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| The period during the beat of the heart when the atrica and the ventricles fill with blood. | Diastole
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| The movement of molecules of a substance from a region where it is in relatively high concentration to an area of lower concentration. | Diffusion
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| A type of carbohydrate formed by the chemical union of two hexases. | Disaccharide
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| The forcing of a bone out of its normal position in a joint. | Dislocation
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| Toward the free end of an appendage. | Distal
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| The member of a pair of contrasting characteristics which appears in the same phenotype. | Dominant Characteristic
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| Reffering to the back of an animal; the side along which the backbone passes; sometimes called the posterior side. | Dorsal
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| The outermost of the meninges. | Dura mater.
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| Swelling caused by the collection of fluids in a tissue. | Edema
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| A muscle, gland or other type of tissue that responds to a definite stimulus. | Effector
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| Referring to any nerve or blood vessel that carries an impulse or blood away from the CNS or heart. | Efferent
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| A record of the electric currents produced by a beating heart. | Electrocardiogram
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| A record of the electric currents produced by the brain. | Electroencephalogram
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| A negatively charged particle of an atom. | Electron
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| The basic forms of matter. | Elements
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| A substance used to assist in forming an emulsion. | Emulsifying Agent
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| The suspension of an insoluble liquid in another liquid in the form of small droplets. | Emulsion
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| The hard, outer layer of a tooth. | Enamel
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| A gland lacking ducts and secreting directly into the blood stream. | Endocrine Gland
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| A network of fine channels passing through the cytoplasm of a cell and connecting the plasma and nuclear membranes; ribosomes lie along the walls. | Endoplasmic Reticulum
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| The ability to do work. | Energy
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| A chemical compound which affects the rate of a chemical reaction. | Enzyme
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| A commonly used biological stain that is bright red in color. | Eosin
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