Directions, Body Cavities and Body planes
the body cavity that is home to your heart and lungs
What is the abdominal cavity
the amount of bones are in an adult body
What is 206?
To create movement, muscles have to cross one of these
What is a Joint?
The side of the body that the left brain controls
What is the right side of the body?
The biggest human organ
What is the Skin?
to be closer to the front side of the of the person
What is anterior
The shoulder joint's movement when the arms moves comfortably backwards
Muscles that connect to your bones and allow for movement
What is Skeletal Muscles?
The electrical potential difference across the plasma membrane
the only bones that need to be cleaned manually
What are teeth?
The part of the spine located in the lower back
What is the Lumber?
Ribs that do not directly connect to the sternum
What are false ribs?
The two-points of attachment by the muscle
What is insertion or origin?
A relay point for the brain
What is the Thalamus?
What is the center?
The body plane scan in which the person is cut vertically.
What is the Sagittal Body plane?
A deficiency in this may lead to a development of rickets, typically more common in children of color
What is Calcium?
The muscle responsible for aiding in blinking and containment of the eye
What is the Orbicularis Oculi?
The nerve that controls the diaphragm for breathing
What is the Phrenic Nerve?
The strongest muscle in the body
What is the tongue?
To be farther from the center of the body or the structure's attachment point
What is Distal?
The task osteoblasts do during endochondral ossification
What is take the distegrating cartilage and replace with sponge bone?
What forms a 'cross-bridge' on the active site of the actin filament
What is The myosin head?
Severing this causes your left and right brain to work independently
What is the Corpus callous?
The smallest bone in your body
What is the stirrup bone? (In the eardrum)