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Characteristics of Life
Body Cavities
Organ Systems
Membranes
Terminology
100
This is the most essential characteristic of life.
What is reproduction
100
The body is divided into two major parts
What is axial and appendicular
100
Brings food water and oxygen to the cells
What is circulatory system
100
This is the outer most lining of any organ
What is parietal membrane
100
Towards the midline of the body
What is medial
200
Organization of the body from cells to tissues to organs to systems
What is cellular organization
200
This cavity is protected by the skull
What is cranium
200
Amazing protection system that houses white blood cells for protection
What is immune system
200
This is the inside lining of an organ
What is visceral membrane
200
Flat on your back with face forward towards the sky
What is supine
300
The body must adapt to the changing environment in order to meet the basic needs
What is responsiveness
300
This cavity is separated from the thoracic cavity by the diaphragm
What is abdominal
300
Supplies tissues with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide
What is respiratory system
300
This type of specific membrane is located within the heart.
What is pericardial membranes
300
What is the difference between proximal and distal
What is proximal means nearer to in relation to the core of the body while distal means further away from the core of the body
400
The sum of all the chemical reactions in the body
What is metabolism
400
List the 2 cavities that are directly connected and explain why
What is cranial cavity and spinal cavity because messages must be sent and received to the appendages of the body
400
When does the respiratory system initiate breathing
What is when the diaphragm contracts
400
What is the difference between abduction and adduction?
What is abduction means to stretch an appendage or body part away from the ventral side of the body while adduction means to stretch the appendage towards the ventral side of the body
500
List two different examples of homeostasis
What is shivering when cold and sweating when hot
500
List the 4 major body cavities and list one organ located in each.
What is cranial - brain, spinal - spinal cavity, thoracic - chest, heart, lungs, esophagus, trachea, aorta Abdominal- liver, stomach, spleen, etc
500
Which two systems use capillaries and how?
What is circulatory system as a connection between arteries and veins. The respiratory system as a place for gas exchange right outside the alveoli
500
This membrane covers all organs specifically in the abdominal cavity
What is peritoneal membrane
500
Describe a anatomic position using palms, thumbs, and feet
What is palms out facing forward, thumbs up, feet facing forward