Organization of the Human Body

cells combine to form:

• cytoplasm

• tissues

• organs

• organelles

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Similar tissues combine to form:

• cells

• tissue systems

• organs

• nuclear membranes

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What part of the body reproduces, grows, repairs itself, uses oxygen and nutrients, produces heat and energy and is able to move around?

• bones

• organs

• membranes

• cells

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Anatomy is:

• The study of the mind

• A position to give everyone the same frame of reference

• The study of the structures of the body

• The study of the functions of the body

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Physiology is:

• The study of the functions of the body structures

• The study of body structures

• The study of the mind

• The study of behavior

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Organelles are:

• The control center for the cell

• very small body organs

• tiny functional structures found inside the cell

• tiny structures that have no known function

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What is anatomical position?

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In the Correct Anatomical Position, how is the person standing?

• Laying flat on their belly

• Standing tall and erect facing back

• Standing tall and erect facing forward

• Slouched

• Laying flat on their back

In the correct anatomical postion, the palms of the hand are

• Facing forward

• Facing the side of the body

• Facing backwards

• Facing Outwards

What creates the protein for the cell?

• Cytoplasm
• Nucleus
• Golgi bodies
• Ribosomes

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