Positions and Planes
Tissues
Major Organ Systems
Macromolecules
100

Sagittal/medial plane splits...

Body into two parts left and right. 

100

Diffusion and filtrates, located in air sacs in lungs...

Simple squamous.

100

Integumentary does...

Body temperature regulation, cell fluid maintenance, synthesis of vitamin D, and detection of stimuli.

100

Carbohydrates function...

Gets quick energy. Monomer is simple sugar, glucose. Polymer is complex carb and starch. 

200

Midsagittal plane splits...

Body into two equal halves, left and right.

200

Secretion and absorption, found in kidneys tubules, ducts and covering the ovaries.

Simple cuboidal.

200

Skeleton system does...

Allows movement, makes blood cells, provides protection for organs and stores. Minerals.

200

Lipids functions...

Monomer, fatty acids and polymer lipids. Provides insulation, provides cell structure, and long term energy storage.

300

Front or coral planes splits... 

Body into anterior and posterior sections, front and back.

300

Secretion and absorption, found in digestive tract and uterus...

Simple columnar.

300

Muscle system does, 

Main function is contractibility, circulation, digestion and respiration.

300

Proteins function does...

Helps repair and build body tissues, builds muscle, maintains proper pH and fluid balance and keeps immune system strong.

400

Transverse planes splits...

Body into top (superior) and bottom (anterior) sections.

400

Functions in protection, found lining body cavities, skin and mouth...

Stratified squamous.

400

Nervous system does...

Transits signals between brain and rest of body, including internal organs. 

500

Anatomical position is...

Standing erect, facing forward, arms at side and palms forward.

500

Stretchable and blocks diffusion (no leaking), found in urinary bladder...

Transitional epithelium.

500

Digestive system does...

Breaks nutrients into small parts for body to absorb into energy for growth and cell repair.