Anatomical terms
Homeostasis
Body cavities
Tissues
Random knowledge
100
The head is ________ to the feet.
Superior
100
What is a stimuli?
something that produces a change
100
Which body cavity holds the brain?
cranial
100
How many cell layers are in a stratified?
Two or more
100
What is the control center in charge of?
Determines set point that variable needs to be maintained
200
The heart is ____ to the skin.
Deep
200
What detects change?
Receptor
200
What organ is in the pelvic cavity?
Reproductive organs, bladder
200
Name this tissue
simple cuboidal
200
Give me an example of negative feedback
Sweating, shivering
300
The bellybutton is ________ to the spine.
Anterior
300
What is homeostasis?
The ability to maintain stable internal conditions even thought the outside world is ever changing
300
Name an organ in the abdominal cavity
stomach, intestines
300
what type of tissue is this?
stratified squamos
300
List the levels of organization starting with the smallest living unit
cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
400
The shoulders are______ to the mouth.
Lateral
400
What is a negative feedback?
The output shuts off the stimulus or reduces its intensity- cause the variable to change in the opposite direction, returning to its “ideal value”
400
The dorsal cavity contains what organs?
Brain, spinal chord
400
Bone is what type of tissue?
Connective
400
What type of tissue is this?
Nervous tissue
500
The fingers are _____ to the elbow
Distal
500
What is one of the MAIN causes of homeostasis inbalance?
Age
500
The diaphragm is located in between which two cavities?
thoracic and abdominal
500
Name this epithelial tissue
Pseudostratified columnar
500
Median plane divides the body into what two halves?
right and left parts