Scientific Method
Definitions
Levels of Organization
Body Cavities
Scientific Names Part 1
100
This step of the scientific method is to form an educated guess based on an observation.
What is a hypothesis?
100
The study of the structure of body parts.
What is anatomy?
100
This level of organization is the least complex.
What is the atom level?
100
This cavity houses the bladder.
What is the pelvic cavity?
100
The thigh.
What is femoral?
200
This is the last step of the scientific method and is the final summary of the procedure, results, and analysis bundled into a short section.
What is the conclusion?
200
The study of the function of body parts.
What is physiology?
200
This is the most complex level or organization and is comprised of several different organ systems working together.
What is an organism?
200
This cavity houses the left lung.
What is the left pleural cavity?
200
The wrist.
What is carpal?
300
This is the first step of the scientific process. It involves taking information in through our senses.
What is observation?
300
The process of the body reversing a change from the norm.
What is negative feedback?
300
This level of organization is made of many similar cells gathering together to form a certain type of structure in the human body.
What is the tissue level?
300
This cavity houses the brain.
What is the cranial cavity?
300
The area behind the knee.
What is popliteal?
400
This part of the scientific method is performed after forming a hypothesis and before collecting and analyzing data. It is also known as an "experiment".
What is testing a hypothesis?
400
The process of the body embracing and accepting the change for a short period of time so it can revert back to the normal state.
What is positive feedback?
400
This level of organization is made up of the most basic unit of life. These are small, microscopic particles that can have many different shapes, sizes, and functions.
What is the cellular level?
400
This cavity houses the thymus.
What is the mediastinum?
400
The upper cheek.
What is zygomatic?
500
This step of the scientific method is performed before you even form your hypothesis. It requires you to go to other sources to find information on what you observed.
What is research?
500
What is the anatomical position?
500
This level of organization is made up of several organs.
What is an organ system?
500
This cavity houses the stomach.
What is the abdominal cavity?
500
The navel.
What is umbilical?