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Tissues
Directional Terms
Planes
Cavities 1
Cavities 2
100
Four types of tissues
What is muscular, neural, epithelial, connective?
100
Meaning above
What is superior?
100
Divide body into anterior and posterior sides
What is frontal/coronal?
100
Two major body cavities
What is dorsal and ventral?
100
Two cavities within dorsal cavity
What is spinal and cranial?
200
Contains cells with many fine extensions that send electrical impulses
What is neural tissue?
200
Meaning front
What is anterior or ventral?
200
This plane allows you to see a top and bottom of an organ
What is transverse?
200
Two cavities within the ventral cavity
What is thoracic and abdominopelvic?
200
Cavity that contains the heart, lungs, and esophagus
What is thoracic?
300
supports epithelial tissue, not very cellular
What is connective tissue?
300
The wrist is _______ to the fingers.
What is proximal?
300
Dividing the body into equal left and right sides
What is midsaggital?
300
Two reasons why we have body cavities
What is allow organs to move without friction, organization, allow body to move w/o organs moving/friction?
300
What encloses the cranial cavity?
What is the skull?
400
Absorption, secretion, protection
What is epithelial tissue?
400
The bones are ______ to the muscles.
What is deep?
400
Plane that would divide the organ into unequal left and right sides
What is parasagittal?
400
Name for all organs in ventral body cavity
What is viscera?
400
Cavity surrounding lungs
What is pleural?
500
Two examples of connective tissue
What is bone, blood, lining organs?
500
This organ is deep to the abdominal muscle, inferior to the diaphragm, slightly inferior and lateral to the liver.
What is the stomach?
500
What plane(s) would always result in two sections each with only one lung and a piece of the heart?
What is missaggital?
500
Name of cavity containing heart, esophagus, major blood vessels, and trachea
What is mediastinum?
500
Identify the layers of serosa and cavity surrounding the heart in order from superficial to deep
What is parietal pericardium, pericardial cavity, visceral pericardium?