Where's it at?
The head is this to the feet
This body system provides support, protection, and gives body shape.
The skeletal system
A self regulating process to maintain balance in the body.
What is homeostasis?
A cold, cancer, chickenpox and diabetes are all examples of this.
What is disease?
This tissue converts stimuli to nerve impulses and it made of neurons.
What is nervous tissue?
The neck is this to the shoulder
What is medial/superior?
Transporting nutrients and gases around the body is the main function of this body system.
What is the cardiovascular system?
This is the life function that builds larger molecules from small ones, and breaks down of larger molecules into smaller ones.
What is metabolism?
This can affect most organizational levels of the body by deforming, tearing, or rupturing the anatomical feature.
What is trauma?
The largest organ that is made primarily of epithelial tissue.
What is skin?
Your toes are the most ______ feature of your body.
What is distal?
Your endocrine system is responsible for this.
What is secreting hormones?
Oxygen, normal atmospheric pressure, and water are several examples of these.
This is a risk factor for many diseases that a person can do little to nothing about.
What is family history?
Embryonic connective tissue is found here.
What is the embryo and umbilical cord?
Cutting a body into equal L and R side is this plane
What is medial?
These are 3 major organs in the respiratory system.
What are lungs, diaphragm, and sinuses?
This detects certain environmental parameters within the body, and the information is relayed to the brain in the process of homeostasis.
What is a receptor?
These are problems with the body that are present at birth or develop as a person grows.
What are congenital defects?
This tissue supports, connects, and surrounds organs and other body parts.
What is connective tissue?
Your heart is located in this quadrant.
What is ULQ?
The spleen and thymus gland are located in this system
What is the lymphatic system?
Blood clotting is an example of this feedback loop when maintaining homeostasis.
What is positive feedback?
This process effects tissues by causing them to lose mass and become less flexible.
What is aging?
These are the 3 different types of muscle tissue.
What are skeletal, smooth, and cardiac?