Basics
Systems 1
Systems 2
Systems 3
Life Functions
Cavities/Planes
Toss Up
100
The study of the structures and shape of the human body
anatomy
100
This system provides the framework for muscles to cause movement
skeletal
100
The muscular system is only made of _ muscle
skeletal
100
The brain is part of the
nervous system
100
Cell membranes protect the cell; skin protects the body
Boundaries
100
What is #3
Left hypochondriac region
100
The study of how the body and its parts work
physiology
200
The structure of an organ is directly related to its
function
200
Sensory receptors are part of the
nervous system
200
The _ system is made of the heart and blood vessels
cardiovascular
200
The __ system supplies the body with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
respiratory
200
blood flows; urine flows; walking; food passes through the digestive system
movement
200
What is C?
Lower right quadrant
200
blood cells are formed in the
cavities or marrow of the bones
300
The smallest level of organization in the body
chemical
300
Kidneys are a part of the _ system
urinary or excretory
300
The function of the endocrine system is to produce _ and release them into the bloodstream.
hormones
300
The _ system is made of the glands in your body
endocrine
300
breaking down food
digestion
300
What do we call
numbers 4 and 5 combined?
abdominopelvic cavity
300
What is number 2?
midsaggital plane
400
Cells come together to make up
tissues
400
The sole function of skeletal muscles is to
cause movement
400
One function of the nervous system is to respond to
irritants or stimuli
400
The _ system breaks down food into nutrients
digestive
400
removal of waste
excretion
400
What kind of section is # 2?
parasaggital
400
The head is _ to the heart
superior
500
Organ systems do not work _ of each other
independently
500
The _ system filters nitrogen containing waste as well as maintaining the body's balance of water and electrolytes.
Urinary or excretory
500
What system is responsible for maintaining a correct pH balance in the blood?
Urinary or excretory
500
The function of hormones is to
regulate other structures
500
ability to sense changes (stimuli); irritability
Responsiveness
500
What do we call #1?
dorsal cavity
500
What is number 3?
transverse plane
600
Nutrients, oxygen, water, appropriate temperature, and appropriate atmospheric pressure are all considered _
Survival needs
600
The lymphatic system is made of lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels, __ and tonsils
spleen
600
Which of the following are not a part of the endocrine system?
pituitary, thyroid, parathyroids, gallbladder, pancreas, pineal, basal ganglia, ovaries, testes, hypothalamus, thymus
gallbladder, basal ganglia, hypothalamus
600
What system does the gall bladder belong to?
the digestive system
600
multiplication of body cells for growth and maintenance
reproduction
600
What cavity is the eye in?
orbital cavity
600
The shoulder is _ to the elbow
proximal
700
The stomach is _ to the abdominal muscle
deep
700
The pharynx and larynx are part of the _ system
respiratory
700
Which organ is a part of both the endocrine and digestive systems?
pancreas
700
The function of the lymphatic system is to __ the blood and help with __
clean the blood; help with immunity
700
All of the chemical reactions that take place in the body
metabolism
700
What is the cavity between the vertebrae called?
synovial cavity
700
What is number 1?
Coronal Plane