Regions
Mini organs
Connective that Tissue
Layer up
Homeostatic Mechanisms
100

The intestines are located here. 

What is the abdominal region?

100

Contains genetic informaiton

What is the nucleus?

100

Voluntary movement

What is skeletal muscle? 

100

Apical side

Stratum corneum

100
This sends the effector

What is the control center?

200

The most superior region

What is the cephalic region?

200

What produces proteins?

What are ribosomes?
200

Ligaments

What is dense regular?
200

Stem cells are located here

Stratum basale

200

98.6 is an example of what

What is a set point?

300

The upper thigh is located here. 

What is the femoral region?

300

The powerhouse of the cell

What is the mitochondria?

300

This makes up the reticular layer of the epidermis

What is dense irregular tissue?

300

This layer is only in thick skin

What is stratum lucidum? 

300
Temperature is regulated by this type of feedback loop

What is a negative feedback loop?

400

The heel

What is the Calcaneal region?

400

Provides cell structure.

What is the cytoskeleton?

400

This tissue stores energy

What is Adipose tissue?

400

This layer has dense irregular tissue

What is Papillary?

400

Blood tests usually don't look for things to be exactly on the set point. It can vary slightly. 

What is normal range?

500

Arm hinge joint

What is the olecranal region?

500

Packaging plant

What is the golgi? 
500

What is the most abundant loose connective tissue

What is areolar?

500

Langerhans cells are located here

What is Stratum spinosum?

500

Blood clotting is regulated by what feedback loop

What is positive feedback?

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