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"What are the six levels of chemical oranization?" |
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Chemical, Cell, Tissue, Organ, System and Organisim |
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"Gross",
The study of the form of structures that can be seen with the naked eye
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"Small",
involving the use of an instrument for viewing
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"Tissues"
The study of the form of structures seen under the microscope |
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What is the anterior side of the body?
What is the posterior? |
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Anterior=Front
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What is/are your genital(s)? |
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What is your pectoral region? |
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What is your umbillical region? |
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What is your inguinal region? |
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What is superior?
What is Inferior? |
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Superior=toward head (upwards)
Inferior=toward feet away from head (downwards) |
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What is ventral?
What is dorsal? |
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Ventral=toward front of body
Dorsal=toward back of body |
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What is medial?
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Medial=toward the midline
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What is superficial?
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Superficial=outside
Deep=inside |
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Ability to maintain relatively stable internal conditions even though the outside world changes continuously |
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