Digestive
Urinary
Nervous
Sensory
Terminology
100

mixes food with saliva and helps form the bolus 

What is the tongue? 

100

The functional unit of the kidney, the kidney cell 

What is a nephron?

100

The part of the neuron that takes in information. 

What is the dendrite?
100

sensitive to bright lights and color 

What are cones? 

100

bile

What is chole?

200
What these have in common is: mouth, stomach, small intestine, large intestine 
What is primary structures?
200

Connects the kidneys to the bladder.

What are the ureters?

200

The brain and spinal cord 

What is the central nervous system?

200

Malleus, incus, stapes 

What are the ossicles?

200

scant, deficient

What is olig-?

300

Responsible for the absorption of nutrients? 

What is the small intestine?

300

Stuff in the urine that shouldn't be there 

What is filtration?

300

temperature and appetite control 

What is the hypothalamus?

300

tastebuds

What are papillae?

300

covering of the brain 

What is mening?

400

Characterized by pain and nausea/vomiting after a high fat meal. 

What is cholecystitis?

400

inhibit the reabsorption of water 

What is a diuretic? 

400

The PNS is made up of the cranial and facial nerves and is broken down to the somatic and autonomic nervous system.  The autonomic nervous system is broken down into 

What is sympathetic and parasympathetic?

400

the structure affected by old age and cataracts.

What is the lens?

400

sensation, feeling 

What is -esthesia? 

500

Lesions in the stomach caused by bacteria, stress, aspirin use, smoking 

What are peptic ulcers? 
500

The device used to clean the blood in dialysis.

What is a semi-permeable membrane? 

500

Common in women, causes vision, balance, and speech problems, can be relapse/remitting 

What is multiple sclerosis?

500
separates the outer and middle ear

What is the tympanic membrane?

500

hearing

What us audi-?