Organization of the Human Body (part 1)
Organization of the Human Body (part 2)
The Integumentary System (part 1)
The Integumentary System (part 2)
POT LUCK
100

This involves the structure and composition of matter; it explains the chemical reactions that the elements of matter can produce; and it is the basis for producing and maintaining human homeostasis.

What is the basic knowledge of chemistry?

100

The nose to the lips is an example that illustrates this body position.

What is superior body position?

100

This layer of the epidermis is the innermost layer and plays a role in germinating new cells.

What is the stratum basale layer?

100

Capillaries leaking small amounts of blood into the tissues is considered normal with this type of skin.

What is aging skin?

100

This system includes skin and its appendages.

What is the integumentary system?

200

This is the study of how the body functions.

What is physiology?

200

These double-stranded molecules form genetic material called genes.

What is DNA?

200

Protection, thermoregulation, metabolism and sensation are primary function of this.

What is the integumentary system?

200

Consuming a well-balanced diet; drinking plenty of fluids; limiting sun exposure and using sunscreen are all measure to maintain this.

What is healthy skin?

200

This vitamin facilitates absorption of calcium and phosphorus.

What is Vitamin D?

300

This horizontal plane passes through the body, dividing it into upper and lower parts.

What is the transverse plane.

300

These molecules are responsible for transporting the genetic message to the ribosome in the cytoplasm.

What is RNA?

300

This layer of the skin contain hair, glands, blood vessels, and nerves.

What is the dermis layer?

300

Preventing the drying of skin is an important job of this.

What is sebum?

300

This type of epithelium has the ability to change shape.

What is transitional?

400

This is the ability of cells to build up, assimilate, or convert ingested substances.

What is anabolism?

400

During this, cell division produces eggs or sperm that contain half the total number of chromosomes.

What is meiosis?

400

These glands protect the tympanic membrane.

What are the ceruminal glands?

400

This occurs when melanocytes stop making melanin.

What is vitiligo?

400

This is the percentage of total number of chromosomes that results from the process of meiosis.

What is half?

500

The function of this tissue is to anchor and support other body structures.

What is connective tissue?

500

During this, cells divide into two parts to reproduce themselves.

What is mitosis?

500

An oscillating fan blowing currents of cool air across the surface of a warm body is an example of a loss of body heat by this method.

What is convection?

500

This is the primary reason older adults feel cold more easily.

What is having less subcutaneous fat?

500

This tissue type demonstrates a continuous state of regeneration.

What is epithelial?

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