Anatomy & Physiology
What term describes the study of the structure of organs, tissues, or cells in the body?
what is anatomy
The term that means "closer to" the trunk of the body
What is proximal
In what movie do the main characters represent the 5 core emotions in the brain of an 11 year old girl?
What is Inside Out
This term describes the change that throws a body out of homeostasis
What is stimulus
This term describes the function of an organ/tissue/structure in the body
What is physiology
The heart is ________ to the lungs
What is medial
The term that means "above"
What is superior
In Ms. Greuel's favorite movie, National Treasure, what important document do the main characters steal?
What is the Declaration of Independence
98.6 degrees F is an example of what in the body
What is set point/homeostasis
What is the reference point for all anatomical terms called?
What is anatomical position
The fingers are ______ to the wrist
What is distal
This term is used to describe the front of the body
What is anterior or ventral
In what movie does the villain take the main character's ability to speak and attempt to steal her true love?
What is The Little Mermaid
What detects the stimulus in a negative feedback loop?
What is receptor
Which body system fights infection and provides fluid for cells?
What is the Lymphatic System
The skin is ________ to the heart
What is superficial
Which body cavity contains the lungs? BE SPECIFIC
What is pleural cavity
Finish the following movie quote: "Goonies never _____ _______."
what is "say die"
This type of feedback pushes the body further away from homeostasis in order to get back to normal.
What is positive feedback
Which function of life refers to our ability to keep bacteria and viruses out and good things like water and salts in our bodies?
What is maintaining boundaries
The spine is _______ to the abdomen
What is posterior/dorsal
What muscle in the body is inferior to the lungs, superior to the stomach, and lies along the transverse plane of the body?
what is diaphragm
In what movie does the main character (played by Jim Carrey) realize he is actually the main character of a TV show?
What is The Truman Show
What is the most common type of feedback loop in the body?
what is negative feedback