Cell Parts
Tissues
Positions/Planes
Positions/ Planes 2
Misc
100

Semipermeable outer layer of the cell

Cell Membrane

100

Provides support; includes fat and tendons

Connective Tissue

100

Lying face down

Prone

100

This plane divides the body into equal right and left halves.

Midsagittal plane

100

This can happen if your potassium level gets too high.

Irregular heartbeat

200

Gel like substance holding organelles

Cytoplasm

200

Sends signals; communication

Nerve Tissue

200

Standing, face forward, arms at sides

Anatomical position

200

This term means closer to the point of reference

Proximal

200

A disease that is present at birth

Congenital

300

Controls the cell, contains DNA

Nucleus

300

Provides gross body movement

Skeletal muscles

300

This plane divides the body into top and bottom sections

Transverse plane

300

The brain and spinal cord are located in this cavity

Dorsal Cavity

300

A disease with an unknown cause

Idiopathic disease

400

Stores and packages secretions

Golgi Apparatus

400

Provides movement in organs (intestines, vessels)

Smooth muscle

400

This term refers to the front of the body

Anterior or Ventral

400

These structures are located away from the body surface

Deep 

400

We lose this much water between breathing, perspiring, urine and bowel movements per day

8-12 cups

500

Digests old cells and bacteria

Lysosome

500

Type of liquid connective tissue

Blood or lymph

500

This term refers to being toward the head or above another part.

Superior

500

This term means further away from the attachment point

distal 

500

A solution with a pH 5 is how many more times acidic than pH 6?

10 times