Directional Terms
Forward facing directional Term
Anterior
The phase of mitosis where chromatin condenses into viable chromosomes
Prophase
The normal blood ph is this?
7.35-7.45
simple squamous epithelial
This system contains the skin-the largest organ of the body
Integumentary System
This directional term refers to toward the midline
Medial
The nuclear envelope and both nuclei appear in this phase.
Telophase
This modified nucleotide plays an energy transfer role in the body
Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
Appears as two or more layers, but is a single layer
pseudostratisfied
Lattissimus Dorsi is a muscle located in this organ system
Muscular System
Directional term used for the arms and legs that refers to away from the point of origin.
Distal
The cleavage furrow appears in this phase of mitosis
Anaphase
Chemical catalyst
Enzymes
tissue that is as tall as it is wide
simple cuboidal epithelium
This organ system contains the testes and ovaries
Reproductive system
Nearer the surface
Superficial
Spindle fibers attach to each chromatid in this phase
Metaphase
Double helix strand that makes up the genetic makeup of an organism.
DNA
Fatty tissue
Adipose tissue
The kidneys are part of this system
The URINARY system
Closer to the head
Superior
Cells do not actively divide in this phase
Interphase
Fatty lipids
Triglycerides
This type of cartilage is found in the external ear
Elastic
Arteries, veins, and capillaries are an integral part of this system.
Cardiovascular system