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Which way did he go
100

Root word Brachi means this

What is arm

100

What happens to the respiratory system during fight or flight mode

What is respiration increases

100

The study of the gross structure of the body

What is anatomy

100

Binds structure together and serves as framework

What is connective tissue

100

Situated in front of

What is anterior

200

The root word Cardi means this

What is heart

200

What happens to the digestive system during fight or flight mode

What is digestion slows or decreases

200

The study of disease and its effects on all or part of the body

What is Pathology

200
Tissue responsible for the movement of food through the digestive tract

What is muscle tissue

200

Dividing the body into upper and lower compartments

What is transverse plane

300

The root word gastro means

What is stomach
300

What happens to the circulatory system during fight or flight mode

What is the circulation increases

300

The study of muscle movement

What is kinesiology

300

Tissue composed of neurons

What is nervous tissue

300

Pertaining to the middle or nearer to the midline

What is medial

400

The root word osteo means

What is bone

400

What happens to the pupils during the fight or flight mode

What is they dialate

400

The study of the functions of the body and its related parts

What is Physiology

400

This tissue always has a free surface that is exposed to the outside influences

What is epithelial tissue

400

Situated nearest the origin of a structure or point of attachment

What is proximal

500

The root word arthro means

What is joint

500

What happens to the adrenal glands if the body is kept in "fight or flight mode" for too long

What is the adrenal glands will become exhausted and over taxed.

500

The body's delicate internal balane

Homeostasis

500

This tissue initiates, controls, ,and coordinates the body's adaptation to its surroundings

What is nervous tissue

500

Another name for region of the groin

What is inguinal