Body Planes
Body Directions
Blood Pressure
Anatomical Position
Structural Organization
100
Divides body into left and right parts
What is Sagittal plane
100
Towards and away from the head, respectively (2 terms)
What is Superior and Inferior
100
Normal blood pressure
What is 120/80 mmHg
100
Illustrate or show Anatomical Position
What is (standing erect, with palms facing forward and eyes straight ahead)
100
Smallest structure of organization
What is cellular level
200
Sagittal plane that lies on the midline of the body
What is Midsagittal or medial plane
200
Toward the front of the body
What is Anterior
200
The top number of a blood pressure reading
What is Systolic Blood Pressure
200
True or False: anatomical position only refers to males
What is False
200
This is made up of all organ systems
What is an Organism
300
Divides body into anterior and posterior parts
What is Frontal or Coronal plane
300
Toward the midline of the body
What is Medial
300
Define Diastole
What is the pressure within arteries between heart beats
300
True or False: anatomical position involves keeping feet close together
What is False
300
Consists of similar types of cells
What is Tissue
400
Divides body into superior and inferior parts
What is Transverse plane
400
Away from the midline of the body
What is Lateral
400
High blood pressure
What is Hypertension
400
True or False: anatomical position is used conventionally in order to relate various parts of the body to one another
What is True
400
Name 3 organ systems
What is Digestive, Renal, Cardiovascular, etc.
500
Cuts made diagonally
What is Oblique plane
500
Away from the body surface
What is Deep
500
Blood leaves the heart to the body via this artery
What is Aorta
500
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500
Esophagus, Stomach, Transverse Colon refers to which structure of organization?
What is Organ System (digestive)
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