Directional Terms
Planes and Regions
Organ Systems
Molecules and Compounds
Molecules and Compounds cont.
100

When lying on your back which side is facing up? 

Anterior/ventral 

100

What plane cuts the body into right and left? 

Sagittal plane 

100

What organ prevents infection and regulates body temperature? 

Skin 

100

Which type of bond is created between electrically charged atoms? 

Ionic bond

100

What is the storage form of glucose in humans? 

Glycogen

200

What term is used if a body part is located aboce another part? 

Superior

200

What plane divides the body into posterior and anterior positions? 

frontal/coronal plane

200

What systems give the body support and help with movement? 

Skeletal and muscular systems

200

Which bond is created by the sharing of electrons between atoms? 

covalent bonds

200

What are the building blocks of proteins?

Amino acids

300

What terms use the midline of the body? 

Medial and lateral

300

What plane divides the body horizontally? 

transverse plane

300

The heart and blood vessels are part of which organ system? 

cardiovascular 

300

What particle of an atom is positively charged? 

Proton 

300

What are the 3 components of a nucleic acid? 

phosphate, sugar, nitrogenous base

400

The hand is [fill in the blank] to the elbow

distal 

400

What portion of the body includes the head, neck, and trunk? 

axial portion 

400

Regulation of blood pressure and body temperature are controlled by which type of feedback? 

Negative feedback

400

The pH of blood is 7.4. This is slightly [acidic or basic]?

basic

400

Molecules of water clinging together is due to what property? 

Cohesion

500

What is the term if a body part is located near the surface? 

Superficial

500

What portion/region of the body does the lower back belong to? 

Lumbar

500

Oxytocin is released during child birth. It stimulates muscles to contract. What type of feedback is this?

Positive 

500

These substances release hydrogen ions (H+) when in water

Acids

500

What are the building blocks of carbohydrates? 

monosaccharides and polysaccharides