Terminology
What is the opposite of superior?
Inferior
What is the name of a positively charged particle?
Proton
What builds up the cell membrane?
The phospholipid bilayer
What tissue is responsible for movement in the human body?
Muscle tissue
What body plane divides the body into left and right?
Saggital plane
What body plane divides the body into inferior and superior?
Transverse
If something is high on the PH scale then it is
Basic
What is the name of the most specialized kind of cell that can only create more of its own kind?
Unipotent
Cell classification named after their box-like shape
Cuboidal
How many abdominopelvic regions are there?
9
Towards the midline
Medial
How many "essential" amino acids are there?
9
What kind of solution has too high of a concentration of solutes resulting in cells shriveling up?
Hypertonic
Group of cells that is only one layer
Simple
What is the most abundant chemical in the human body?
Oxygen
If something is away from the attachment point it is what?
Distal
What bond involves donating an electron, changing the charges of both molecule and making them attracted to each other?
Ionic Bonds
What is the name of fluid between cells?
Interstitial fluid
Cells classification that looks stratified but is not
Pseudostratified
What is the name of a positively charged ion
Cation
The term "caudal" gets its name from what body part located near the lower spine?
Cauda Equina
What bond involves two molecules sharing an electron?
Covalent
What cellular connection is found in interclated disks?
Desmosomes
This classification can be found in places like the digestive tract or the female reproductive system as they are good for secretion
Columnar
A bond where there is an equal sharing of an electorn
Non-polar covalent