Cavities and Regions
What do you call the chest Cavity?
Thoracic Cavity
What gland is responsible for oil production?
Sebaceous gland
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
mitochondria
How many layers does epithelial tissue contain (thick skin)
5
What junction allows communication between cells?
Gap junctions
What part of the body is the cranial region?
The head/skull
Which muscle is responsible for hair movement and aids in thermoregulation?
arrector pili
What is responsible for cell lysis?
Lysosomes
Which type of muscle tissue is voluntary movement?
skeletal
What junction has cadherin proteins?
Aherin gap junctions
True or False: The brachial region is more proximal on the arm to the antecubital region
False
Which Corpuscle is located in the reticular layer?
Ruffini Corpuscle
What organelle is responsible for protein synthesis?
Rough ER
Name the four main tissue types
Muscle, Nervous, connective, epithelial
What type of junction lets nothing in or out of the cell
Tight junctions
What is the middle most part of the abdominal cavity called?
Umbilical
What is another name for the cuticle?
Eponychium
What is responsible for the shape of the cell?
Cytoskeleton
What type of cartilage is the ear made up of?
Elastic cartilage
What is the lowest location of a gap junction?
desmosomes
The shoulder
Which phase of the hair cycle takes the longest?
Anagen Phase
Centrioles
False
What type of connective tissue is found in tendons?
Dense regular tissue
What is directly connected to the basement membrane?
Hemi-desmosomes