Characteristics of Life
Directions
Body Parts
Form and Functions
Levels of Organization
100
As you get older you increase in size.
What is growth?
100
The foot is further from the attachment of the knee.
What is Distal?
100
The legs are the main source of strength for big boxes.
What is Crural?
100
The study of structures and their organization.
What is Anatomy?
100
The interacting of organs whose functions are coordinated to a outcome.
What is Organ System?
200
Your body goes through a breakdown process.
What is Digestion?
200
There is a front and back of the body
What is Anterior and Posterior?
200
If your calf is to big then its hard to put boots on.
What is Sural?
200
the study of a structure's functions.
What is Physiology?
200
Atoms, molecules, and their bonding interactions all make up one level.
What is Chemical?
300
Blood moves around your body.
What is Circulation?
300
The opposite of Inferior.
What is Superior?
300
The back of the knee is a hard area to shave.
What is the Popliteal?
300
Anatomy affects this part of physiology.
What is function.
300
A group of cells working together for one or more functions.
What is Tissue?
400
You have to breath in order to survive.
What is Respiration?
400
The left plantar is on the same side as the left mammary.
What is Ipsilateral?
400
You get planter warts here.
What is Plantar?
400
Forms and functions are always used together because of this reason.
What is Related?
400
The smallest living unit also is the unit of structure and function.
What is Cell?
500
If you don't react to a change then your body could be in danger.
What is Responsiveness?
500
The lungs are further from the heart.
What is Lateral?
500
You wear kneecap guards in soccer.
What is Patellar?
500
Physiology can only be fully understood in terms of body parts and their unique state.
What is Structural relationships?
500
Two or more tissues working together to perform several functions.
What is Organ?
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