Regions/Terms
Cells
Tissues
Integumentary
Homeostasis
100

The forehead region is called this

What is frontal?
100

Cells come from existing BLANK

What is cells?

100

Tissues with voluntary movement

What is skeletal muscle tissue?

100

Epidermis and dermis comprise this layer

What is cutaneous membrane?

100
Going beyond this point would result in a negative feedback loop

What is a set point?

200

Laying on your stomach position is called

What is prone?
200

Alpha helix and beta sheets make

What is secondary structure proteins?

200

Epithelial type found in single layer

What is simple?

200

Accessory structures are derived from

What is epidermal tissue?

200

This type of feedback mechanism is meant to amplify a response

What is positive feedback?

300

Having your palms forward and feet on the ground is called

What is anatomical position?

300

Location in which ribosomes are made

What is the nucleolus?

300

Type of tissue that can be found in the bladder

What is transitional epithelium?

300

Superficial fascia is found deep to BLANK

What is hypodermis?

300

Blood vessels dilate and constrict in order to maintain this

What is thermoregulation?

400

The frontal is BLANK to the nasal

What is superior?

400

Cells use BLANK for nearby communication

What is paracrine?

400

Type of exocrine gland release that involves exocytosis

What is merocrine?
400

This type of skin has 5 layers

What is thick skin?

400

Swelling is triggered by a release of BLANK

What is histamine?

500

Same side arm and leg are considered

Ipsilateral

500

The powerhouse of the cell

What is the mitochondria?

500
Specific cell found in adipose tissue

What is adipocytes?

500

The layer between stratum lucidium and stratum spinosum

What is stratum granulosum? 

500

Increased vessel permeability leads to

What is increased communication?