What's That Cavity
This cavity contains both the Cranial and Spinal Cavities
Dorsal Cavity
This gland Functions for both Mucus and Serous Secretion
Mixed Secretion gland
known as the First month of human development, ----- is the time stem cells differentiate into Tissues or organs.
The lungs are (---) to the rib cage
Deep
The forehead is (----) to the nose
superior
Used to send information from the control center to the Effector
Efferent Pathway
This small muscle divides the two cavities located inside the Ventral Body cavity
Diaphragm
This type of exocrine gland releases secretory vesicles via exocytosis, without harming the gland.
Merocrine Gland
This intercellular complex holds cells together, it is found at the apical region of most epithelial types.
Tight Junctions
the liver is (----) to the stomach
left
The skin is (----) to the skeleton
superficial
This Pathway is used to send a stimuli from the receptors to your brain.
Afferent Pathway
These cavity's are found inside the thoracic cavity.
Plural Cavities
The cells in this type of Exocrine gland is completely destroyed during secretion.
Holocrine Gland
found in the middle., holds cells together, like you sewed two cells together--not for communication
Desmosomes
The arms are (----) to the chest
Lateral
The elbow is (-----) to the wrist
proximal
The ---- analyzes the input it receives and then determines the appropriate response or course of action.
Control Center
Appendicular portion
This gland found in the pancreas mostly contains water and some enzymes.
Serous Secretion Gland
the passageway between two cells, it is used for both communication and holding cells together.
Gap Junctions
The heart is (-----) to the breastbone
Posterior
The stomach is (------) to the pancreas
Right
an organ or cell able to respond to light, heat, or other external stimulus and transmit a signal to a sensory nerve.
Receptor
This term is used when referring to all the internal organs found inside the axial portion of your body.
viscera
These types of glands secrets mucous.
Mucus Secretion Gland
Also refed to as the basement Membrane, this Thin extracellular layer lies underneath epithelial cells and separates them from other tissues.
Basal Lamina
The navel is (------) to the breastbone
Inferior
The knee is (------) to the thigh
Distal
This mechanism of Homeostasis is responsible for our body's response to a external stimulus.
Effector
Please name and the describe the different types of cuts.
Sagittal, mid-sagittal, frontal and transverse
This type of Exocrine gland looses its apical portion during secretion.
Apocrine Gland
This is the body's ability to maintain a relatively stable internal condition
Homeostasis
The breastbone (---) is to the spine
anterior
The heart is Medial to the arm
medial
In response to a stimulus, the effector will respond with either one of these feed back loops to keep your body in homeostasis.
Positive or Negative Feedback