Body Regions, Cavities, and Directions
The frontal, sternal, and umbillical region have what direction in common?
What is anterior?
After consuming a high-sodium meal, plasma osmolarity increases. What type of feedback loop is this?
What is negative?
This is the powerhouse of the cell.
What is mitochondria?
The two types of fluid connective tissue are ___.
What is blood and lymph?
Saying good things about someone who is white vs bad things about someone of color.
What is bias?
The carpal region is ____ to the acromial region.
What is distal?
How does the skin contribute to calcium homeostasis through vitamin D synthesis?
What is initiates vitamin D synthesis?
There are two, but one has ribosomes and the other does not.
What is endoplasmic reticulum?
The cell type that makes up tissue known as "fat" is ___.
What is adipocytes?
The spocial construct is often related to skin color, but they are not equal.
What is race?
This cavity contains most of the reproductive and digestive organs.
What is abdomino-pelvic?
How does the skin maintain homeostasis as a barrier against pathogens and environmental toxins?
What is prevents pathogen entry and maintains hydration?
This organelle acts as the post office in the cells.
What is golgi apparatus?
Tendons and ligaments that allow for bones to connect are made up of this tissue type.
Inability to afford medical bills falls under which social determinant of health?
What is economic stability?
The name of the chin is ____.
What is mental?
What homeostatic consequences arise when the skin's barrier is compromised, such as in eczema or psoriasis?
What is disrupted cytokine signaling and immune homeostasis?
This organelle provides structural support to cells, helps them maintain their shape, and enables them to move.
What is cytoskeleton?
The 3 types of cartilage ranked by increasing strength are ___.
What is elastic, hyaline, and fibrous?
Fixing the system to offer equal access to both the tools and opportunities to succeed for everyone.
What is justice?
Oral, nasal, and occular are all a part of this cavity.
What is cranial?
In albinism, melanin production is impaired. How does this affect thermoregulation and UV protection homeostasis?
What is lack of melanin - increased UV sensitivity, impaired thermoregulation due to poor pigmentation?
This acts as the cell's digestive system, breaking down waste, debris, and old organelles with powerful enzymes.
What is a lysosome?
This type of connective tissue is found in the walls of larfer arteries, for example, the aorta.
When different aspects link together to help each other out. This is ____.
What is intersectionality?