Intro Vocab
Organ Systems
Landmarks and Terms
Homeostasis
Planes and Body Cavities
100

How the body works and how the components work together is known as....

physiology 

100

Name the organ system that produces red blood cells. 

Skeletal

100

True or false: the carpal is distal to the antecubital?

True

100

What is the purpose of homeostasis?


To keep the body balanced/ in equilibrium

100

What are the three types of sectional planes?

Frontal, sagittal, and transverse

200

What does microscopic anatomy examine?

Studies cells and molecules

200

Which of the following do not belong in the Urinary system? Kidneys, Ureters, Gallbladder, Urinary bladder or Urethra?

Gallbladder

200

The head is _______ to the abdomen

Superior

200

The correct sequence in which homeostatic regulatory pathway occurs is…. (hint...three components)

A receptor, a control center, an effector

200

What body cavity contains the reproductive organs?

The pelvic cavity

300

Histology is the study of what?

 Tissues

300

This system distributes heat, blood cells, water, and dissolve materials. What system is it?

The cardiovascular system

300

What is the term Medial’s opposite pair?

Lateral

300

When an initial disturbance produces a response that exaggerates the disturbance the mechanism is called......

Positive feedback

300

What is one essential function of body cavities?

To protect organs from accidental shock/ or to permit changes in and shape of internal organs

400

What is the correct order of levels of complexity in humans?

Atom/Molecules, cells, tissue, organ, organ system, organism.

400

What organ system are the following organs included in: gonads, pituitary gland, pancreas?

Endocrine

400

If you were moving from the cervical toward the acromial, what anatomical direction would used to describe this movement?

Inferior or Lateral 

400

Name the two types of homeostasis regulation

Autoregulation and extrinsic

400

What does the abdominal cavity contain? 

Digestive glands and organs

500

In what way does physiology depend on anatomy?

The operation or function of a structure is dictated by its anatomy

500

What are the functions of the lymphatic system?

Defends against infection and disease

Returns tissue fluids to the bloodstream

500

This anatomical landmark is distal from the popliteal but proximal to the calcaneal.

Sural

500

What is the difference between positive and negative feedback?

Negative feedback negates/reduces the stimulus while positive feedback amplifies the stimulus

500

What is in between the two pleural cavities and lungs?

Mediastinum