Position
Levels of organization
Body cavities
Chemistry A
Chemistry B
100
Opposite proximal
What is distal
100
Smallest living unit of structure
What is cellular level
100
Mediastinum is part of
What is ventral
100
Anything that occupies space and has mass
What is Matter
100
Basic unit of matter
What is Atom
200
Opposite medial
What is lateral
200
Organization of many cells that act together to perform a common function
What is Tissue
200
Two major cavities of body
What is dorsal and ventral
200
Non charged particle in a nucleus
What is Neutron
200
Proteins very large molecules and composed of basic units
What is Amino acids
300
Cutting body into anterior and posterior portions
What is frontal section
300
Most important characteristic of body structure
What is organization
300
Liver is located in what cavity
What is Abdominal
300
Structural protein that holds most of the body tissues together
What is collagen
300
Formed when electrons are shared between atoms
What is covalent bonds
400
Spinal cavity is part of which cavity
What is dorsal
400
Heart is example of this level of organization
What is Organ
400
Upper abdominopelvic region include right and left
What is hypochondriac and epigastric
400
Number of protons in the nucleus
What is atomic number
400
Number of protons and neutrons combined
What is atomic mass
500
On a directional rosette, letter L would stand for in opposite letter R
What is Left
500
Correct sequence of level of organization
What is chemical, cellular, tissue, organ
500
How many regions are in abdominipelvic cavity
What is nine
500
Has excess of H+ ions
What is acid
500
Reactants combines only after two hydrogen atoms and an oxygen atom are removed
What is dehydration synthesis
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