Directions
Your nose is _____ to the mouth
Superior
This region covers the neck
This type of feedback loop aims to the get the body back to a set point
Negative
Cranial
The name of the membranes that surround our body cavities
Serous membranes
Your arms are _____ to your chest
Lateral
This region refers to your foot
Pes
This type of feedback loop builds up until a specific event occurs, after which, it will reset
Positive
This is the cavity that holds the heart
Pericardial
The name of the membrane that attaches to the body wall in the membranes surrounding our organs
Parietal
Your heart is _____ to your spine
Anterior
This region refers to your upper arm
This is a part of a feedback loop that interprets a signal and initiates a response to it
Control Center
This is the cavity that holds the lungs
Pleural or Pleura
The name of the membrane directly attached to our organs
Visceral or Viscera
Your finger is ______ to your shoulder
This region refers to the lower part of the center part of your back
Lumbar
This is the part of the feedback loop that actually acts in response to the a stimulus that begins a feedback loop
Effector
This cavity holds the spinal cord
Vertebral Canal
The name of the fluid that fills the space between membranes
Serous fluid
Your bicep is more ______ than your elbow to your shoulder
proximal
This region refers to the area around the eyes
Orbital
Your body experiences this when an pathogen throws your body out of homeostasis
Illness
Pelvic Cavity
If we did not have serous fluid, this would cause tears in our organs
Movement or friction