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| The function of the excretory system is a magor topic of a branch of phsiology known as: |
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| Carbonhydrates, proteins, lipids, and water typify the level of structure of the body in which the main componets are: |
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| The fundamental unit of all living things, including the human body is the |
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| A type of tissue represented by the blood and bone tissue is |
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| The organs of the body are lined with a type of tissue known as: |
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| The body obtains meterial from theenvironment and increases its mass in the process of: |
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| The processes working to maintain the bodys internal enviornment within nomal limits is called: |
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| Among the system coordinatin homeostasis are the nervous system and |
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| The directional term used to describe the fornt of the body on the belly side; |
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| The term superior refers to an aspect of the body toward the: |
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| The anatonical term referrin to a side away from the midline is : |
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| The term proximal refers to a pont close to where an extremity attaches to the body: |
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| Two structures on the same side of the body such as the left arm and left leg are said to be: |
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| A vertical plane dividing the body into right and left side represents : |
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| A lonitudinal plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions is a frontal plane also known as: |
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| Ahorizontal plane divides the body into superior and inferior parts and is also known as a: |
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| A midsagittal plane divides the body into equal right and left halves, but if the halves are unequal the plane is said to be: |
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| The dorsal body cavity is subdivided into the spinal cavity and the: |
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| The lare done-shaped muscle separating the abdominopelvic cavity from the thoracic cavity is the |
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| Among the three major serous membranes of the body are the peritoneum, the pleura and the: |
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| The integumentary system is composed of the skin and a number of derivatives such as hair, nailds and: |
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| The skin portects the body from fluid loss or gain and serves as a barrier to: |
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| The pigment formed in the skin is called: |
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| Skin pigments protect the body against the radiation from sunlight called: |
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| Skin pigments protect the body against the radiation from sunlight called: |
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| Heat is lost at the body surface in sweat during the process of: |
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| At its promial end, the nail is covered partially by a piece of tissue called the : |
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| The nail is a protective plate consisting of the protein: |
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| The two major sturctures of the hair fiber are the shaft and the: |
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| The dermis is the inner, thicker layer of the skin, while the Epidermis is the outer: |
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| The skin detects sensation suc as pressure, touch tempeature, and: |
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| Environmental stimuli are received by specialized skin: |
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| Glands in the skin release water and fatty substances in the process of |
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| The largest organ of the body is the: |
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| Although the term dorsal is sometimes used, the preferred term when referring to the back side of human is: |
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| The body is erect with eye forward, feet together arms at the side and pals forward in the : |
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| Major chemical requirements of the human body for maintaining homeostasis include, water, nutrients and: |
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| In addition to producing an entirely new individual new cells are formed in the body for the purposes of replacement, growth and |
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| To assit the process of movement of the body, the skeletal muscles are usually attached to: |
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| Two general types of movement in the body are voluntary and: |
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| At its most simple level of structure the body is coomposed of: |
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| The study of the body structures without the use of microscope is known as: |
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| For hostolgic anantomy it is essential to use an |
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| One of the branches of physiology is cytology the study of |
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| A groug of cells working together to perform the fame function is |
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| Various types of tissue work together in the human body to coompose |
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| The sum total of all chemical processe occurring in the body is |
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| The skin conserves heat by reducing its secretions of sweat and by constricting its: |
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| The skull bones and ribs and bones of the pelvis are types of bones classified by shape as |
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| Epiphyses at the ends and a diaphysis in the middle describes |
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| All the bones of the head, vertebral column, and the ribcage are considered together as the |
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| Two examples of short bones in the body are the blocklike bones of the wrists called carpals, and the bones of the ankles know as |
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| The two ends of a long bone are known as |
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| Wherever it lacks a cartilage cover, the long bone is covered with a connective tissue membrane known as the |
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| The marrow cavity in long bones is filled with |
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| Bone formation take place by a process called |
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| Before puberty, the long bone lengthens at a zone of carilage beyond the ossification center called the |
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| Bone is remodeled and dissolved by substances secredted by bone-resorbing cells referred to as |
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| An example of a synarthrosis occurrin in the skull is a |
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| Movement at a joint in which the angle between two bones is reduced in known as |
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| When a body part is moved away from the midline of the body, the movement is reffed to as |
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| When a body part moves toward the midline, the movement is |
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| Twisting the head from side to side, such as when gesturing "no" is the joint movement |
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| Turning the hand so that the palm is forward demonstrates the movement |
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| While flexion refers to the bending of a joint, the stretching out a joints is |
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| Moving a body part backward, such as pullin in the chin, is a movement called |
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| Moving a body part forward, such as thrusting the chin outward, is |
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