Cavities
Planes
A&P
Anatomical Directions
Homeostasis and Feedback
100

The brain is found in this cavity

Cranial
100

Synonym for the frontal plane

Coronal Plane

100

The smallest unit of organization in an organism

a cell


100

Term most opposite to distal

proximal

100
Relative constancy of the internal environment
Homeostasis
200

Lungs are found in this cavity

Thoracic

200

Splits the body into inferior and superior regions

Transverse

200
Group of tissues & give an example
Organ; Heart
200

Front of the Body

Anterior/Ventral

200

Something in the environment you respond to

Stimulus

300

Spine & Brain found in this cavity

Dorsal Cavity

300

Splits the body into even left and right sections

Mid Sagittal

300
Study of functions
Physiology
300

Superior

Top of the body

300

What happens if there is a failure of homeostasis. Give a specific example

Death or disease

400

The ventral cavity is comprised of these three sections

Thoracic, abdominal, pelvic

400

Splits the body into anterior and superior portions

Frontal

400
Laying face up
Supine
400

Caudal refers to the area of the body closest to the _____________

feet/bottom

400

Define negative feedback

decrease a process by applying the output against the initial conditions.

500
Separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities
Diaphragm
500

This plane could dissect both legs without passing through the trunk

Transverse

500

Standard Anatomical position

body standing upright and facing forward with the legs parallel to one another

 The upper limbs, or arms, hang at either side and the palms face forward.

500

The skin is ________ to the bones

superficial

500

Describe the physiology of a stimulus response - 3 parts

Receptor

Control Center

Effector

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