INTRO 1
INTRO 2
DIRECTIONAL TERMS
BIOCHEMISTRY
REGIONAL TERMS
100
When the body is shown upright, feet slightly apart, palms facing up with thumbs pointed laterally
What is anatomical position?
100
Anatomy and Physiology are a prime example of this principle
What is the complementarity of structure and function?
100
This body plane divides the body into EQUAL left and right parts
What is a midsagittal plane?
100
Water, salts, acids and bases
What is an inorganic compound?
100
Anatomic term for your thumb
What is the Pollex?
200
This organ system facilitates the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide via the airflow between the environment and the body
What is the respiratory system?
200
The functioning of the heart, blood vessels, and blood
What is cardiovascular physiology?
200
Toward the midline
What is medial?
200
Water is removed from the reactants as they come together to create a bigger product
What is dehydration synthesis?
200
You're told that you need to take a person's temperature in their auricular region. Where would you place the thermometer?
What is the ear?
300
The cavities in which the lungs are located
What are the pleural and thoracic cavities?
300
The microscopic study of tissues
What is histology?
300
The head is _______ to the pelvis
What is superior?
300
Alpha Helix and/or Beta Sheet
What is a secondary structure of protein?
300
Head, neck and trunk
What is the axial division?
400
Metabolism, digestion, responsiveness, maintaining boundaries, and movement
What are the requirements for life?
400
Looks at the internal structures as they relate to the overlying skin (muscles or veins seen on the surface)
What is surface anatomy?
400
The stomach can be found mainly in this abdominal quadrant
What is the left upper quadrant (LUQ)?
400
What is a triglyceride?
400
Your bicep area
What is the brachial region?
500
The maintenance of relatively stable internal conditions despite continuous changes in environment
What is homeostasis?
500
This layer of serosa covers the lining of the internal body cavity
What is parietal serosa?
500
The phalanges are ________ to the humerus
What is distal?
500
These two factors can result in the denaturation of a globular protein, causing them to lose their 3D shape
What is temperature and decreased pH?
500
You would find your fibula in this region
What is the lateral leg?