Skin anatomy
What is the first layer of skin called?
What kind of tissue is found in the brain and spinal cord?
What is nervous?
The process that maintains the steady conditions within the body?
Homeostasis
What is in the center of a cell where DNA is housed?
Nucleus
What is the head region called?
What is the cephalic region?
What is the second layer of skin called?
What is the dermis?
What tissue type has involuntary movement but correlates to the heart?
What is cardiac muscle?
What establishes the thresholds required for physiological processes to maintain balance?
What are homeostatic set points?
What organelle's function is to package material and send it out?
Golgi apparatus
A person is facing backwards, and their back is facing you. What position is this?
What is dorsal?
Thin skin has 4 layers; thick skin has 5. What layer does thick skin have that thin skin does not?
What is the lucidum?
What kind of cells make up "fat"?
What are adipocytes?
When the external environment is very cold, surface blood vessels undergo this process to conserve heat.
What is vasoconstriction?
If a cell did not produce ATP through aerobic respiration, what organelle is it?
What is a mitochondrion?
What is the mental?
When you dye your hair, what part of the hair shaft does the dye stick to?
What is the cuticle?
What is the trachea?
When a person gets cold and the blood vessels vassoconstrict to keep heat in, what kind of feedback loop is this?
What is a negative feedback loop?
Without this organelle, there is nothing to break down waste, creating toxicity within the cell, leading to cell death.
What is a lysosome?
When you amputate an arm and a leg on the same side, what term is it?
What is ipsilateral?
Alopecia is an autoimmune disease characterized by hair loss because immune cells break down which part of the hair follicle?
What is the bulb?
When you have to use the bathroom, your bladder stretches and changes shape. What tissue type has this ability?
What is transitional?
This primary body system controls and coordinates most homeostatic responses?
What is the nervous system?
This molecule, often called the energy currency of the cell, is produced by the mitochondria.
What is ATP?
If a person falls down and they are looking up towards the sky, what position are they in?
What is supine?