What is the term for "away from the longitudinal axis"?
What is lateral?
This is the standard, or basic, body position.
What is anatomical position?
What is physiology?
What is the study of how living things perform functions?
What is no, not, without?
What plane is this?
Frontal or Coronal Plane
The head is _____________ (superior or inferior) to the neck.
What is superior?
The anatomical position, lying face up.
What is supine?
What type of feedback triggers a response that corrects the situation?
What is negative feedback?
Its the root word meaning heart
What is cardi?
What is this plane?

What is the midsagittal, medial, or sagittal line
Moving medially from the eyes, what structure do you come to?
What is the nose?
What position would someone be in if they were lying face down on the ground?
What is prone?
From smallest to largest, what are the living levels of organization within an organism?
What is cell, tissues, organs, organ systems, organism?
It means inflammation
It is a diagonal and intersects the body between the three primary planes.
What is an oblique plane?
The fingers are ____________ (proximal or distal) to the hand.
The most superior cavity of the body.
What is the difference between anatomy and physiology?
What is anatomy studies structures and physiology studies functions of structures?
What is the term for maintaining an internal environment?
What is homeostasis?
What plane is this?

What is transverse?
What is the term for "towards the point of attachment"?
What is proximal?
A very narrow cavity that is also part of the dorsal cavity.
What is the spinal cavity?
What structure in the human body divides the ventral cavity into the thoracic cavity and the abdominopelvic cavity?
What is the diaphragm?
These suffixes mean the same thing
-algia
-dynia
What is pain?
This organ helps the digestive system and works with the endocrine system to produce insulin to regulate blood glucose