Introduction
Life
Body Cavities and Regions
Body Planes
Terminology
100
This is the study of structures or morphology of body parts
What is anatomy
100
The physical and chemical events that utilize and release energy comprise this
What is metabolism
100
This is the portion that includes the head, neck, and trunk of the body
What is axial
100
This is the cut that divides a body into left and right sides
What is sagittal
100
Term for being above another structure
What is superior
200
This is the study of the function of body parts
What is physiology
200
This is the maintenance of internal conditions
What is homeostasis
200
This is the region of the body that includes the upper and lower limbs of the human body
What is appendicular
200
This cut divides the body into top (superior) and bottom (inferior) sections
What is transverse
200
Structure below another part
What is inferior
300
Chemicals consist of tiny particles called this
What is atoms
300
This is the term for a structure being closer to the trunk than another structure
What is proximal
300
This is the cavity that houses the brain
What is cranial
300
This cut divides the body into front (anterior) and back (posterior) regions
What is coronal
300
Towards the front
What is anterior
400
The basic unit of structure in the human body is this
What is cell
400
The term brachial is referring to this structure
What is arm
400
The two ventral cavities are separated by this structure
What is diaphragm
400
Celiac is used for this region
What is abdomen
400
Provide an example of a structure being medial
What is the nose is medial to the eyes
500
Cells that share the same functions and are grouped together make this
What is tissue
500
This is an example of negative feedback and positive feedback
500
In the abdominopelvic region, the membranes that line the cavity is called
What is peritoneal
500
Divide the abdomen into the appropriate quadrants (you will need to sketch this!)
500
Provide an example of distal
What is the fingers are distal to the wrist
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