Homeostasis
Organ Systems
Body Regions/Cavities
Basic Chemistry
Organic Compounds
100

This is what the body attempts to maintain. (Hint: It's not the category name)

What is a set point?

100

This is the largest organ system the body has.

What is the integumentary system?

100

This cavity can be split into two.

What is the abdominopelvic cavity?

100

The atom is made of these three things.

What are protons, electrons, and neutrons?

100

These are the four types of organic compounds we discussed.

Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, and Nucleic Acids

200

Your body receives this and must determine how to maintain homeostasis.

What is a stimulus?

200

This is the organ system that shows the largest difference between biological sexes.

What is the reproductive system?

200

These are the two main portions of the body.

What are the axial and appendicular portions?

200

This is the thing that determines what element an atom is.

What is the number of protons?

200

Organic compounds always include, and are mostly comprised of, these three elements.

What are Carbon, Oxygen, and Hydrogen?

300

This is the steps required for the body to maintain homeostasis.

What is receiving a stimulus, control center determining an action to return to set point, and effectors enacting change? (or some variation of this)

300

This is the cardiovascular system's main purpose.

What is transport of substances throughout the body?

300

This is the cavity where your heart resides.

What is the thoracic cavity?

300

This mechanism is the cause for changes in the body (and almost everything else in the universe).

What are chemical reactions?

300

This is the main purpose of carbohydrates in the body.

What is providing energy to cells?

400

This is the mechanism the body uses to maintain homeostasis and there are two kinds. 

What is a feedback loop?

400

This is the main source of body heat.

What is the muscular system?

400

This kind of cut separates your brachial and antebrachial regions.

What is a transverse cut?

400

Compounds that break apart into ions when dissolved in water are called this.

What is an electrolyte?

400

This is why triglycerides are called that.

What is the presence of three tails on the molecule?

500

Blood clotting is an example of this kind of homeostatic mechanism.

What is a positive feedback loop?

500

In order to be designated as an organ system, a set of organs need to share this.

What is a similar function?

500

This is the longest (not biggest) cavity in the body.

What is the vertebral cavity?

500

Ions of an element are different because this thing is different.

What is a different number of electrons?

500

Oxygen serves this purpose in the body.

What is the release of energy from nutrients?
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