Intro to anatomy
Homeostasis and feedback loops
Structure and Function
anatomical directional terms
body planes/sections
100

What is the simplest level of organization 

the chemical level 

100
Define homeostasis 

The body's ability to maintain relatively stable internal conditions 

100

describe the structure and function of the digestive system 

structure - includes all organs that carry food from its entry point to its exit point 

function - break down and absorb food in different ways 

100
give an example of a body part that is inferior to the head 

any body part below the head (ex, throat, shoulder, stomach, knee, etc) 

100

describe the median plane 

a cut down the center of the body, dividing it into left and right parts 

200

what is the largest level of organization

organism 

200

What are negative feedback mechanisms 

the body's attempt to shut off the original stimulus or reduce its intensity 

200

describe the function of the urinary system 

removes waste from the blood, helps wastes exit the body in the form of urine, maintains the body's salt balance and acid - base balance 

200

describe a body part that is superior to the foot but inferior to the abdomen 

accepted answers - ankle, shin, knee, thigh, hips etc 

200

describe the sagittal plane 

divides the body into left and right parts but they aren't necessarily equal 

300

name the 8 characteristics of life 

cellular organization, reproduction, metabolism, homeostasis, heredity, response to stimuli, growth and development, adaptation through evolution 
300

What is positive feedback 

an increase in the original disturbance and push the variable further from its baseline value

300

describe the function of the female reproductive system 

helps with the production of offspring, responsible for the production of eggs and creating a site for the fetus to develop 

300

describe a lateral body part 

accepted answers - arms, hands, fingers, shoulders etc 

300

describe the frontal/coronal plane 

cuts the body between the anterior and posterior regions 

400

Describe the difference between gross anatomy and microscopic anatomy 

Gross anatomy studies large structures that are easy to see and observe while microscopic anatomy studies smaller structures which are not easily visible to the naked eye 

400

what are the three parts to every homeostatic mechanism 

the receptor, the afferent pathway, the control center 

400

describe the function of the respiratory system 

supplies the body with oxygen and removes carbon dioxide 

400

name the body part that is intermediate to the thigh and shin 

the knee 
400

describe the transverse plane 

cuts the body into superior and inferior parts 

500

List the levels of organization in order 

chemical, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism 

500

Give an example of negative and positive feedback 

negative - insulin releasing to lower blood sugar 

positive - child birth 

500

describe the function of the integumentary system 

provides a barrier between you and the outside world, helps with the production of vitamin d, body temp regulation, etc 

500

name a body part that is proximal to the arms 

accepted answers - hands, fingers, shoulder etc 
500

What is the antecubital 

the anterior surface of the elbow