Positional Terminology
Refers to the top of the body
What is Superior
Refers to a single layer
What is Simple
A major organ is bones
What is the Skeletal System
Found in the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
What is Nervous Tissue
Study of structure
What is Anatomy
Refers to the back of the body
What is Posterior
Refers to multiple layers
What is Stratified
A major organ is the heart
What is Cardiovascular System
The most abundant tissue in the body
What is Connective
Study of function
What is Physiology
Refers to toward the midline of the body
What is Medial
Cells are categorized by
What is layers and shape
A major organ is skin
What is Integumentary System
A tissue that covers all body surfaces
What is Epithelial
Body standing up, facing forward, upper limbs at side, palms facing forward refers to what position
What is Anatomical Position
Refers to away from the surface of the body
What is Deep
Refers to cells responsible for skin pigmentation
What is Melanocytes
A major organ is the Fallopian tubes
What is Reproductive System
Refers to a type of dense connective tissue
What is Cartilage
Refers to sectioning the body by top and bottom
What is Transverse/Cross Sectional
Refers to the belly
What is Ventral
Refers to hair like projections at the end of some cells
What is Cilia
A major organ is the ureter
What is Urinary System
A tissue that acts as insulation to preserve heat
What is Adipose Tissue
Refers to sectional the body front and back
What is Coronal/Frontal