Medical Term
Directional Terms / Body Regions
Organ Systems
Bio / Chem
Potpourri
100

The three parts of a medical term:

1. Prefix

2. Word Root

3. Suffix

100

The imaginary line that runs down the middle of the body. 

Midline

100

The transportation system of the body.

Cardiovascular / Circulatory System

100

All living and nonliving things are composed of _______, which is anything that occupies space and has mass. 

Matter

100

Two major organs in the Left Upper Quadrant

Liver (Left lobe)

Spleen

Stomach

200

A person who studies Osteology is an expert of what organ system?

Skeletal System

200

The brachial region is ________ to the antebrachial region. 

Proximal

200

This body system maintains posture. 

Muscular System

200

Term for stored energy.

Potential Energy

200

Another name for the frontal plane.

Coronal 

300

The medical term to describe blood stoppage. 

Hemostasis

300

When a body is lying on their back it is said to be lying __________.

Supine

300

This body system helps produce Vitamin D.

Integumentary System

300

__________ + __________ = Metabolism

Anabolism + Catabolism

300

This organelle is the site of lipid synthesis.

Smooth ER

400

These cells are found in the skin. 

Dermacyte

400

The sternum is __________ to the heart but _________ to the skin. 

Superficial / Deep

400

This body system removes waste from blood and regulates pH levels.

Urinary System

400

Movement into cells by vesicles. 

Endocytosis 

400

The protective lining found surrounding most organs of the body has two surfaces...what are they?

Visceral Serous Membrane

Parietal Serous Membrane

500

Medical term for "excessive nerve pain"

Hyperneuralgia

500

The sacral region is __________ to the popliteal region, _________ to the gluteal region, and __________ to the buccal region. 

Superior / Medial / Inferior

500

Contains the tonsils, spleen, and thymus. 

Lymphatic System

500

Chemical composition of a cell membrane. 

Phospholipid bilayer 

500

What is the most common type of homeostatic feedback mechanism in the body? What are its components?

Negative

  1. Receptor

  2. Control Center

  3. Effector