Cells and Homeostasis
Anatomical Directions
Planes and Positions
Cavities and ER Cases
Systems and Regions
100

This smallest structural and functional unit can carry out all basic life processes

What is the cell?

100

The chin is above the abdomen. State the correct directional term.

What is superior?

100

In this standard reference posture, a person stands upright with arms at the sides and palms facing forward.

What is anatomical position?

100

The cranial and vertebral cavities are the two subdivisions of this major cavity

What is the dorsal body cavity?

100

The head, neck, and trunk form this major body region

What is the axial region?

200
A cardiac muscle cell needs continuous ATP. This organelle should be especially abundant.

What is a mitocondrion?

200

The sternum is located in front of the vertebral column. State the correct term.

What is anterior?

200

This vertical plan divides the body into right and left portions

What is sagittal plane?

200

Fluid surrounds a lung but not the heart. Name the thoracic subdivision involved.

What is a pleural cavity?

200

The arms and legs belong to this major body region

What is the appendicular region?

300

A membrane allows oxygen to pass easily bus requires a protein channel for many polar molecules. This property controls what enters and leaves.

What is selective permeability?

300

The heart lies closer to the midline than the lungs. State the heart's position relative to the lungs.

What is medial?

300

A brain image shows equal right and left halves. Name the specific plan.

What is the midsagittal or median plane?

300

This cavity subdivision contains the stomach, liver, spleen, and most of the intestines.

What is the abdominal cavity?

300

This organ system collects sensory information and coordinates a rapid withdrawal reflex.

What is the nervous system?

400

A rise in body temperature triggers sweating, which lowers temperature toward the set point. Name the type of feedback.

What is negative feedback?

400

A shoulder injury is closer to the limb's attachment than an elbow injury. State the correct term.

What is proximal?

400

A scan separates the anterior chest from the posterior back. Name the plane.

What is the frontal or coronal plane?

400

After a car accident, the ER team checks the brain and spinal cord. Name the two dorsal-cavity subdivisions that contain these organs.

What are the cranial and vertebral cavities?

400

The lungs exchange gases, while this system transports those gases between the lungs and body cells.

What is the cardiovascular system or circulatory system?

500

Insulin activates liver and muscle cells but not every cell because only its target cells possess this matching structure.

What is an insulin receptor or matching receptor protein?

500

A puncture reaches muscle beneath the skin. State the muscle's position relative to the skin.

 What is deep?

500

A horizontal CT cross section separates structures above the image from those below it. 

What is a transverse plane?

500

The patient has a punctured right lung, a lacerated spleen, and an injured urinary bladder. name the three cavities involved in that order. 

What are the right pleural (thoracic), abdominal, and pelvic cavities?

500

Kidney failure disrupts blood filtration, waste removal, and water balance in this system.

What is the urinary system?

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