Terminology
The anatomical position
What is synovial membrane?
The three layers of skin from most superficial to most deep
What is epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer?
It's function is to produce blood cells
What is red bone marrow?
Looking at your review packet long bone, the structure shown at number 3
What is the diaphysis?
A plane which separates a body into left and right portions
What is (mid)sagittal plane?
The four main types of tissue
What are muscle, connective, nervous and epithelium?
The five layers of the epidermis from most superficial to most deep
What is stratum corneum, stratum lucidum, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum, and stratum basale?
A bone building cell
What are osteoblasts?
Looking at your review packet long bone, the structures shown at numbers 6 and 7
What are spongy bone and compact bone?
Looking at your review packet body cavities, the structures shown at numbers 1 and 2
What are the thoracic cavity and diaphragm?
Muscle tissue type that is voluntary and striated
What is skeletal muscle tissue?
Looking at your review packet, the structure shown at number 1
What is the hair shaft?
What are canaliculi?
Looking at your review packet synovial joints, the structures indicated by numbers 1 and 3
What are ball and socket joint and pivot joint?
Looking at your review packet body cavities, the structures shown at numbers 5 and 6
What are ventral cavity and cranial cavity?
The most common type of cell in connective tissue
What is fibroblast?
Looking at your review packet, the structure shown at number 3
What is the hair follicle?
The four main functions of bone
What are mineral storage, attachment site for muscles, support and protection, and blood cell formation?
Looking at your review packet synovial joints, the structures indicated by numbers 2 and 4
What are hinge joint and gliding joint?
Importance of negative feedback
What is maintaining homeostasis?
The six types of connective tissue
What are loose connective, adipose, dense connective, bone, blood, and cartilage?
Looking at your review packet, the structures shown at numbers 5 and 11
What are arrector pili muscle and subcutaneous layer?
The connective tissue layer on the outer surface of a long bone
What is the periosteum?
Looking at your review packet synovial joints, the structures indicated by numbers 5 and 6
What are condyloid and saddle joint?