Feedback Loops
Directional Terms
Body Cavities
Body Regions
Body Planes
100
Can positive and negative feedback loops happen at the same time?
Yes
100
The wrist is _____ to the fingers
Proximal
100
What organs are in the abdominal cavity?
Small intestine, pancreas, kidneys, and liver
100
What is the carpal region?
Wrist area
100
Which plane is the front and backs of your body associated with.
Coronal Plane
200
What feedback loop counteracts change?
Negative Feedback
200
The nose is _____ to the shoulders.
Superior
200
What body cavity contains the brain?
The cranial cavity
200
What is the antebrachial region?
Forearm
200
Which plane separates your right from left?
Sagittal
300
What feedback loop amplifies a change?
Positive Feedback
300
The toes are _____ to the femur.
Distal
300
How do cavities aid the body?
They contain and protect internal organs.
300
Where is the abdominal region located?
Between chest and pelvis
300
What plane splits the body in half horizontally?
Transverse
400
What type of feedback loop is occurring when blood clots?
Negative Feedback
400
What is another term for anterior?
Ventral
400
What two cavities split the dorsal cavity in two?
Cranial and Spinal Cavity
400
What body region is shown here?
Acromial
400
What plane divides the body in half vertically?
Sagittal Plane
500
What type of feedback loop is occurring during child labor?
Positive Feedback
500
The scalp is ______ to the skull.
Superficial
500
What body cavity is the pancreas in?
Abdominal Cavity
500
What is the body region of the neck called?
Cervical
500
Which plane divides the body into the anterior and posterior halves?
The Coronal Plane