Anatomical Positions
Cells
Systems
Bones
Chemistry
100

This is located mid-section of the scalp

What is the parietal ridge

100

These are the 3 components  of a cell

What are the nucleus, cytoplasm, and membrane 

100

The lungs and diaphragm are a part of this system 

What is respiratory system 

100

This is the technical term for fingers

What are phalanges 

100

This chemical is found in the stomach and breaks down the foods we eat

What is hydrochloric acid

200

Some refer to this as the bottom of the neck

What is the nape

200

This is located in the center of a cell and considered the command center

What is the nucleus 

200

This organ controls all bodily functions 

What is the brain

200

The cheek bone is known as this

What is the zygomatic bone

200

This process builds smaller molecules to larger

What is anabolism 

300

When sectioning for a haircut, the front is parted from ear to ear and just behind is this

What is the mastoid process

300

This is the gel- like substance of a cell

What is cytoplasm or protoplasm 

300

This system controls metabolism 

What is the digestive system 

300

This the long bone in the forearm 

What is the humerus 

300

This process breaks down molecules so that nutrients are absorbed

What is catabolism 

400

This is the highest point of the head

What is the apex

400

This part of a cell is this outside lining

What is the membrane 

400

The circulatory system consist of these 4 elements

What are the heart and the blood vessels

400

There are this many bones in the cranium 

What is 14

400

This cannot be further broken down from its original state

What is an element 

500

The is the located just above the nape

What is the occipital bone

500

The same type of cells make this

What is tissue 

500

The veins take deoxygenated blood to the heart, which means in this direction 

What is afferent 

500

These 2 bones make up the lower arm

What are the ulna and the radius 

500

This is the process of breaking down foods to be converted to energy

What is metabolism