planes
It is also known as a frontal plane
What is a Coronal Plane?
It is the gas needed for extracting energy
What is oxygen?
It is either your brain or spine
What is the Control Center?
It moves fluid back to your blood
What is the Lymphatic system?
It is located in the exact middle
What is the umbilical region?
It would leave a top and bottom portion
What is a Transverse plane?
It is measured in millibars
What is stable air pressure?
These are the nerves that send signals
What are receptors?
It produces your red blood cells
What is the Skeletal System?
They are on both sides near the pelvis
What are the iliac regions?
It is a vertical plane that creates a left and right portion
What is a sagittal plane?
It helps maintain blood pressure
What is water?
They are the type of nerves that receive signals from the Control Center
What are Effectors?
It contains your nipples
What is Integumentary System?
They are the top left and right regions
What are the hypochondriacs?
It is a vertical plane that is exactly in the middle creating a left and right portion
What is midsagittal?
It provides building materials
What is food or nutrients?
Type of feedback that diminishes stimuli
What is negative feedback?
It produces insulin and estrogen
What is the Endocrine System?
It is directly below the naval
What is the hypogastric region?
It is a vertical plane that creates a left and right portion but not of equal portions
What is parasagittal?
It causes fluctuations in chemical reaction rates
What is stable internal temperature?
They are the only two positive feedback processes in the human body
What are blood clotting and cervical dilation?
It uses enzymes and acid
What is the Digestive System?
It is located superior to the naval
What is the epigastric?