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Chapter 1

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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structural anatomy   show
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physiology   show
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gross   show
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show can't be seen by your eye  
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cytology   show
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show study of tissues  
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show traces structural changes that occur in the body throughout the life span  
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embryology   show
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show how are you made up (chemical, cellular, tissues, organ, organ system, organismal)  
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chemical   show
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cellular   show
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Ca   show
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tissues   show
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show covering  
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show smooth (involuntary, straiated (your choose) cardiatic (these contract for a reason, some you control some you can't control)  
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show connects two things  
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nervous   show
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organ   show
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show organs working together for a common purpose  
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organismal   show
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show is the largest living organism in your body  
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show concerns kidney function and urine production  
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neurophysiology   show
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show examines the operation of the heart and blood vessels  
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show digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, urinary and integumentary systems  
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show nutrients, oxygen, water, temperature, atmospheric pressure  
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barametric pressure   show
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show boundries, movement, responsiveness, digestion, excretion, reproduction, growth and metabolism.  
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catabolism   show
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anabolism   show
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cellular respiration   show
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homeostasis   show
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show change in opposite direction of stimulus (80%)  
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positive feedback   show
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