A & P Intro
A&P
Body Cavities
Anatomical terminology
Anatomical terminology 2
100

the branch of science that deals with the structure

What is anatomy

100

near the surface

superficial

100

cavity that houses the brain

cranial cavity

100

means a body part is above another part

Superior

100

means a body part is lower than another body part

Inferior

200

the branch of science that studies the functions of body parts

What is physiology

200

describes parts that are more internal than superficial

deep

200

Cavity that contains the spinal cord within sections of the back bone

What is the vertebral cavity

200

means toward the front

Anterior

200

means toward the back

Posterior

300

Requirements of organisms (5)

water, food, oxygen, heat, pressure

300

the internal environment remains stable

Homeostasis

300

cavities that hold most of the internal organs

thoracic, abdominopelvic

300

an imaginary midline dividing the body into equal left and right

Medial

300

Means toward the side

lateral

400

Levels of organization

atoms, molecules, macromolecules, cell, organelles, tissue, organs, organ systems, organism 

400

when receptors measure deviations to initiate a needed change in homeostasis

negative feedback

400

cavity enclosed by the hip bones

pelvic cavity

400

refers to structures that have one on each side

bilateral

400

farther from the point of attachment to the torso

Distal

500

What are the 10 characteristics of life?

movement, responsiveness, growth, reproduction, respiration, digestion, absorption, circulation, assimilation, excretion

500

three lines that bisect the body

Transverse- top and bottom

Sagittal- divides the body left and right

Frontal- divides anterior and posterior

500

cavity containing the eyes 

Orbital cavity

500

closer to the point of attachment to the torso

Proximal

500

refers to structures of the same side- right lung and right kidney

ipsilateral