Cells
The study of cells
What is Cytology?
what forms tissues?
Cells
Controls the body's system and responds to stimuli
What function does the nervous system have?
The body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions?
What is homeostasis?
What part of the body is visible?
Superficial
ATP is created in the mitochondria
What is energy also known as?
Produce a lubricating mucus
Goblet cells?
The long bone in the superior part of the leg
What is the femur?
Detectors in the body that sense changes
What is a receptor?
Part of body away from head
What's inferior on the body?
Molecules that spread out; molecules that use protein as pathways
Differences between diffusion and facilitated diffusion?
Lines, covers, protects the glandular tissue in body.
Function of epithelial tissue?
Protects the spinal cord
What is the function of the vertebrae?
Endocrine and Nervous system work with this tendency
Which systems does homeostasis work with?
Difference between deep and superficial?
internal; towards body surface
Secretion; things entering the cell
What is exocytosis vs endocytosis?
Which muscle tissue has cells with striations?
Skeletal muscle
Group of organs that work together to achieve a common purpose
What is the organ system?
Stable and efficient to our internal conditions
As we age, our bodies become less.. ?
Divides the body into right and left portions
What's the sagittal section?
Makes ribosomes for the cellular process
What is the function of RNA?
Flat tissue with more than one layer
Stratified squamous?
Tube within respiratory system that carries air in and out of your lungs
What is the trachea?
98 degrees Fahrenheit
The body remains at a healthy temperature at what degree?
The Coxal is what to the axillary?
Inferior