Anatomical Directions
lying face up
What is Supine?
this makes up the outer part of the cell
diffusion of water through a semipermeable membrane
What is osmosis?
single layer of cells, they are as tall as they are wide
what is simple cuboidal?
longest bone in the body
what is the femur?
In back of
what is posterior?
What is the nucleus?
movement of water and solutes by hydrostatic pressure on one side of the membrane
what is filtration?
single layer of flattened cells, found in the alveoli
what is simple squamous tissue?
these are the bones of the forearm
what is the radius and ulna?
Nearer the body surface
what is superficial?
contains the internal living material of the cells
what is the cytoplasm?
movement of particles from an area of high to low concentration evenly distributing among a space
What is diffusion?
consists of many layers of varying shapes that are capable of stretching.
what are stratified transitional?
This connects the legs to the trunk
What is the pelvic girdle?
toward the midline of the body
What is medial?
often called the powerhouse of the cell
what is the mitochondria?
Movement of some particles across a space, leaving an unequal distribution of solutes
what is dialysis?
consists of many layers of closely packed cells, the outermost layer of cells are flattened.
what is stratified squamous?
you have five of these that form the framework for the palm of your hand
What are metacarpals?
toward or nearest the trunk
What is proximal?
this part of the cell is made up of phospholipids, cholesterol and proteins
what is the plasma membrane?
engulfs large particles in a vesicle destroying bacteria or debris.
what is phagocytosis?
single layer of tall cells that appear as if they are two or more layers that line the trachea
what is pseudostratified?
often referred to as the shinbone
what is the tibia?