Organism Characteristics/Levels
the organization of atoms and molecules within an organism
Cellular composition
Rectangular cells lining the gastrointestinal and some of the respiratory tract
Simple columnar
Closer to the midline of the body
Medial
Which kind of muscular tissue is structured as cylindrical striated fibers?
Skeletal tissue
The kneecap is located on the anterior or posterior side of the body?
Anterior
a chemical reaction in the body which creates energy for cells
Metabolism
What type of adult connective tissue transports oxygen and carbon and consists of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets?
Blood tissue
Toward the back side of the body
Posterior
This kind of muscular tissue has a striated branched structure
Cardiac muscle
The shoulder blades are located on the anterior or posterior side of the body.
Posterior
The process an organism uses to maintain a relatively stable internal environment
Homeostasis
What type of tissue lines the bladder?
Transitional epithelium
Nearer to the point of reference
Proximal
This muscular tissue has a uniform arrangement
Smooth
The nose is located at the central or peripheral part of the face
Central
The muscles of the body form which organizational level?
organ system
Connective tissues include the muscle cells
False
Farther from the point of reference
Distal
Cube-shaped cells lining the ovaries, eye lens, kidney tubules and gland ducts
Simple cuboidal
Central or Peripheral vison is the vison an individual has outside of the edges of the eyes
Peripheral
A response to stimuli can cause movement, secretion, enzyme production or even gene expression.
True or False
True
Flat cells lining the alveoli, Bowman’s capsule, inner ear, heart and blood vessels
Simple squamous
any plane which is parallel to the median plane
Sagittal plane
Type of connective tissue that allows for stretching of organs
Elastic
The sagittal plane or transverse plane divides the body into cranial and caudal segments
Transverse