Body Regions
Characteristics/needs of Life

Cells
Epithelial Tissues
Other Tissues
100

Armpit region

Axillary region

100
A system in which the initial stimulus is enhanced over time.

Positive feedback loop.

100

Active cell transports requires the use of this energy containing molecule.

ATP

100

These cells, found in simple columnar epithelium, secrete mucus and can be found lining the digestive tract and the nasal cavity.

Goblet cells

100

The three types of muscle tissue are the involuntary cardiac and smooth muscles and this voluntary muscle.

Skeletal muscle

200

The two subdivisions of the dorsal cavity.

Cranial and spinal cavities.

200

The sum of all of the body's necessary chemical reactions.

Metabolism

200

Facilitated diffusion does not require ATP, but it does require these molecule, which can be found traversing the cell membrane.

Transport proteins.

200

Simple cuboidal epithelium is less common in the body, but it can primarily be found lining these structures.

Kidney tubules

200

The four main types of tissues are epithelial, muscle, nervous, and this well vascularized tissue.

Connective tissue

300

The hypochondriac regions are lateral to this region.

Epigastric region.

300
In a control system, this organ carries out the response to a stimulus.

Effector organ

300

When placed into this type of solution, red blood cells will crenate.

hypertonic solution.

300

The primary function of epithelial tissue is this.

protection/covering

300

These types of gland secrete their products directly onto the surface or into the blood; sudoriferous glands are an example.

Exocrine glands.

400

This plane divides the body into a top and a bottom half.

Transverse plane.

400

This is the part of a control system where integration takes place.

Control center.

400

The organelle that builds proteins can be found in two places; one is in freely floating in the cytoplasm, the other is within the membrane of this organelle.

Rough endoplasmic reticulum.

400

A tissue sample that appears cuboidal at the base but, after several layers, is covered with squamous cells would be classified as this type of epithelial tissue.

stratified squamous

400
Fat is a type of connective tissue, more formally known by this term.

Adipose tissue

500

The organs of the abdominal cavity are covered with this serous membrane.

Peritoneum.

500

The level of organization before organs, but after cells.

Tissues.

500

Since a hypotonic solution contains less solute than the cell, this extreme event might happen when a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution.

swell and lyse/rupture

500

The airways are lined with this tricky looking tissue.

ciliated pseudostratified epithelium

500
Scar tissue is formed during wound healing by this process.

Fibrosis tissue repair