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Organization, Homeostasis
Chemistry
Cells
Tissues, Skin
Bones, Joints
100
This is the smallest unit of an organism that carries out the basic functions of life
What is CELL
100
These subatomic particles account for the mass of an atom
What are PROTONS and NEUTRONS
100
This is the major molecule present within the cell membrane
What is PHOSPHOLIPID
100
This major tissue type has three subtypes and is responsible for contraction and movement of the body and its organs
What is MUSCLE
100
Spreading the fingers apart (splaying) is an example of this type of joint movement
What is ABDUCTION
200
This level of organization consists of groups of similar cells working together for a common function
What is TISSUE
200
This type of bonding, even though very weak, causes large molecules to fold in complex 3D shapes
What is HYDROGEN BONDING
200
A red blood cell is placed in an unknown solution. Later, the cell appears to have burst. This solution is
What is HYPOTONIC
200
This layer of the epidermis is undergoing constant mitosis to replace the cells in the layers that are rubbed off
What is STRATUM BASALE
200
This division of the skeleton contains the bones of the upper and lower limbs, as well as their attachments
What is the APPENDICULAR SKELETON
300
This component of a feedback loop senses changes in the body and relays them to the brain
What is RECEPTOR
300
In humans, this molecule is used to store excess glucose
What is GLYCOGEN
300
This organelle produces the largest amount of ATP for a cell
What is MITOCHONDRION
300
This tissue type is found in the external ear, epiglottis, and eustachian tubes
What is ELASTIC CARTILAGE
300
The brainstem travels through this hole in the skull and becomes the spinal cord
What is FORAMEN MAGNUM
400
This directional term describes the position of the antebrachium compared to the brachium
What is DISTAL
400
These subatomic particles are used in determining the atomic number for an atom
What are PROTONS
400
In the process of transcription, mRNA molecules are created by copying
What is DNA
400
Under the microscope, these cells look rather empty because they are filled with fat
What are ADIPOCYTES
400
Bone tissues are flexible because of this component of the bone matrix
What is COLLAGEN (ORGANIC MATERIAL)
500
The appendix is found in this abdominopelvic quadrant
What is LOWER RIGHT
500
These are the building block molecules (monomers) for proteins
What are AMINO ACIDS
500
After glycolysis is over, this is the number of ATP molecules produced from one glucose molecule
What is TWO
500
This specific type of tissue makes up the stratum corneum and creates a protective and waterproof layer
What is STRATIFIED SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM
500
This hormone is responsible for decreasing blood calcium when it is too high and is almost completely absent in patients with osteomalacia
What is CALCITONIN