Human Body Organization
What is the term for the study of the structure or form of the body and its parts?
Anatomy
Where in a cell is DNA stored?
The nucleus
Is there more material that makes up the outside or inside of a bone?
Outside
Gluteus maximus
Your stomach represents what level of organization?
Organ
What is homeostasis?
The process where living organisms maintain a stable internal environment despite changes in the external world
What type of bone is your femur?
Long bone
Voluntary
When describing the body, the starting point is:
the anatomical position
What is used as cell energy?
ATP
They provide stability
What function is shared by both the skeletal and muscular system?
Protecting vital organs
What is the smallest level of organization in the body (chemical, cellular, microscopic, or tissue)?
Chemical
What is the role of ribosomes?
Make proteins
Where is your sternum located?
Your chest
How would you treat a complete muscle tear?
Surgery
You observe a person standing behind a waist-high table. The table, from your perspective, is dividing the person along which plane?
Transverse
Which of these terms is closely related to the role of mitochondria in human cells: osmosis, diffusion, cellular respiration, or mitosis?
Cellular Respiration
An athlete has been reported to have a torn meniscus. What kind of ailment are they experiencing?
A sore knee joint
What would happen if you didn't have any acetylcholinesterase in your body?
Your muscles would get too many signals to contract