Terminology
Above
Superior
Chest cavity...
Thoracic
The skin.
Cutaneous
Most abundant tissue, with a different matrix depending on specific type of tissue.
Connective
The major structural part of a cell are the:
Cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm
Toward the midline
Medial
Jointly, the lower cavities of the body are known as...
Abdominopelvic
Nose + mouth
Mucus
Tissue with a liquid matrix, allows for transport of oxygen.
Blood
The protein in epidermal cells that makes the skin relatively waterproof is
Keratin
Means the same as 'dorsal'...
Posterior
The two dorsal cavities...
Cranial + spinal
More watery in consistency, lubricates the organs of the abdomen + chest..
Serous
The smallest part of an element is
An atom
The tissue that stores fat in subcutaneous tissue is:
Adipose tissue
Proximal
Pleural cavity
The only membrane that is made of connective tissue.
Synovial
In the embryo, the bones of the arms and legs are first made of:
Cartilage
Specialized for storage, insulation, + padding.
Adipose
The tail region.
Caudal
Superior mediastinum
Term for membrane that lines cavity of the heart.
Parietal pericardium
The normal pH ranges of blood is
7.35-7.45
The two organ systems that regulate body functions by means of impulses and hormones are the:
Nervous and Endocrine systems