The Blueprint
What is the highest level of organization?
What is Organism
These tiny structures make proteins for the cell.
What are Ribosomes
This tissue is specialized to transmit electrical signals.
What is Nervous Tissue
This is the outermost layer of the skin.
What is the Epidermis.
These muscles contract to make you shiver when you get cold.
What is Skeletal Muscle
If a body is sliced into even left and right halves, what plane is this?
What is Mid-saggital
This cell structure contains DNA and directs cell activities.
What is Nucleus
This connective tissue contains chondrocytes.
What is Cartilage
This layer contains blood vessels, nerves, and different glands.
What is the Dermis
You pulled an all-nighter studying for the anatomy test the night before, and now your body is struggling to function. What term describes the body's ability to keep internal conditions stable?
What is Homeostasis
What anatomical region is the back of your knee?
Programmed cell death is known as?
What is Apoptosis
This type of epithelial tissue stretches in the bladder.
What is Transitional Epithelium
This skin cancer develops from melanocytes.
What is Melanoma
When a cell is injured, its membrane can form these small bubble-like structures. What are these structures called?
What are Blebs
What body cavity contains your heart and lungs?
What is Pleural Cavity
During what phase of the cell cycle is the DNA replicated?
What is the S phase
This connective tissue has a loose arrangement of fibers, and helps cushion organs.
What is Areolar Connective Tissue
This layer in the epidermis is only found in thick skin.
What is Stratum Lucidum
During childbirth, contractions stimulate the release of oxytocin, which causes even stronger contractions. These stronger ones than trigger even more oxytocin to be released. What feedback loop is this?
What is Positive Feedback
What is the right upper region of your abdomen called?
What is Right hypochondriac region
This form of transport uses protein to move a substance down its concentration gradient without using ATP.
What is facilitated diffusion
This specialized nervous tissue supports and protect neurons.
What is Neuroglia
These immune cells are located in the epidermis and help detect foreign substances.
What are Langerhans Cells
Which molecule carries a copy of the instructions from DNA to the ribosomes.
What is messenger RNA (mRNA).