Anatomical Regions and Positions
The brachial region is what to the carpal region?
What is proximal?
What movement requires energy across membranes?
What is active transport?
Blood and lymph are types of what kind of connective tissue?
What is fluid connective tissue
Which cell type creates the pigment in our skin?
What is a melanocyte
What is the powerhouse of the cell (produces ATP)?
What is the mitochondria?
If you cut your body into ventral and dorsal views what cut did you make?
What is a frontal cut?
What is the movement of water from high concentration to low concentration?
What is osmosis?
If a football player gets an ACL injury in their knee, what kind of connective tissue is harmed?
What is dense regular connective tissue
Which cell type makes up the epidermis?
What is used for the intracellular transport of enzymes and waste for a cell?
What are vesicles
The lungs and heart in in what body cavity?
What is thoracic?
A large non-polar molecule is moving across the memerane using what protein?
What is a transmembrane protein?
Chondrocytes are important cells in what type of supportive connective tissue?
The stratum basale is mitotically active, which means this layer contains what cell type?
What are stem cells
Which cell organelle is responsible for the process of translation?
What term describes a condition that affects both the right and left lung (ex.pneumonia)?
What is bilateral infection?
What active transport is used for vibration?
What is mechanically gated?
What are specialized cells, creating ECM proteins, and ground substance
The Hypodermis layer of the skin is composed of adipose tissue. Which cells create that layer?
What are adipocytes
Which cell organelle would be most affected if there were inherited DNA changes that caused mutated proteins to be formed?
What is the rough endoplasmic reticulum
When you get a calf cramp what anatomical region is affected?
What is the sural region?
Which type of intercellular junction is responsible for allowing communication and movement between cells and is formed by connexon proteins?
What are gap junctions
The aorta and other large blood vessels need to have the ability to expand and contract. What connective tissue are they made of to give them that ability?
What is elastic connective tissue
If there is an infection of the skin, like dermatitis, what are the cells that act as immune surveillance and are the first line of defense?
What are Langerhans cells
A buildup of waste from the four main biomolecules in the body would occur from the failure of which cell organelle?