Cells
General Anatomy
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Nervous System
100
Basic unit of all living things
What is a cell
100
Study of the organs and systems of the body
What is Anatomy
100
physical foundation of the body
What is skeletal system
100
Study of the structure, function, and diseases of muscles
What is myology
100
study of the nervous system
What is neurology
200
Control center of the cell
What is nucleus
200
Study of the structures that can be seen with the naked eye
What is gross anatomy
200
Study of bones
What is osteology
200
cardiac muscle
What is the heart
200
long nerve fibers that originate in the base of the brain and extend to the base of the spine.
What is spinal cord
300
outer surface of the cell
What is cell membrane
300
Study of structures too small to be seen except through a microscope
What is histology
300
Largest bone in the upper arm
What is humerous
300
type of muscle that responds automatically to control various body functions
What is involuntary or non-striated
300
governs all involuntary body functions such as breathing, blinking, sweating and digesting.
What is autonomic system
400
Chemical process by which cells receive nutrients for cell growth and reproduction.
What is metabolism
400
study of the functions of organs and systems
What is physiology
400
the fourteen bones that form the digits of the fingers
What are phalanges
400
direction of massage
What is insertion to origin
400
carry messages from the brain to the muscles
What is motor or efferent nerves
500
The process of breaking down larger molecules or substances into smaller ones
What is catabolism
500
Building blocks of the human body
What are cells, tissues, organs and systems
500
connects all the bones of the cranium
What is sphenoid
500
muscle located between the jaws and cheek, compresses the cheek to release air outward as in blowing
What is buccinator
500
Chief sensory nerve of the face
What is trifacial or fifth cranial nerve
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