Anatomy
Functions
Terminology
Abbreviations
Physiology
100

This is the largest organ in the human body.

What is the skin?

100

This is an important function of the integumentary system.

What is thermoregulation (or protect the body from infection)?

100

The prefix tri-

What is three?

100

CPR

What is cardiopulmonary resuscitation?

100

This system is responsible for producing blood cells.

What is the skeletal system?

200

This is another word for curvature of the spine.

What is scoliosis (or lordosis)?

200

This muscle flexes the arm.

What is the bicep?

200

The suffix -itis

What is inflammation of?

200

BP

What is blood pressure?

200

This is what actin and myosin do when a muscle is contracting.

What is slide past each other?

300

These are hollow spaces in the brain that are filled with cerebrospinal fluid.

What are ventricles?

300

This is a joint that is moving past its normal range.

What is hyperextending?

300

The suffix -algia

What is pain?

300

STAT

What is immediately?

300

These are the two ways that the nervous system uses to send messages.

What are chemical and electrical?

400

These are the two main divisions of the entire nervous system.

What are the central and the peripheral nervous system?

400

This is an inflammation of the coverings of the brain.

What is meningitis?

400

The prefix hemi-

What is half?

400

IV

What is intravenous?

400

The number of cranial nerves.

What is 24 (or 12 pairs)?

500

The source of the acid in GERD.

What is the stomach?

500

This organ produces the chemical to digest fats.

What is the liver?

500

The prefix ab-

What is to move away from the midline of the body?

500

BPM

What is beats per minute?

500

This is the system in which the hormones travel to their target cells.

What is the circulatory system (or the cardiovascular system)?

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