Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the scapular region.

Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the oral region.

Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the lumbar region.

Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the brachial region.

Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the femoral region.

The ventral body cavity has which two subdivisions?

The shoulder is _________ to the wrist.

Using Fig. 1.2, choose the number for the popliteal region.

A control mechanism that responds to a stimulus by decreasing its intensity or stops the stimulus completely is a(n) ________.

The two body systems which communicate "signals" to the body in order to maintain homeostasis are the _______ and _______.

Which of the following is NOT a life function?

In a Homeostatic Control Mechanism, the receptors are _____________.

Which of the following is the correct sequence, going from simplest to most complex, in the levels of structural organization of the human body?

The cheeks are ________ to the mouth.

A section that divides the body on the longitudinal plane into equal right and left parts is called ___________.

The lungs and heart are in the ________ cavity.

Which of these is not a survival need?

The study of the structures of the body and its parts is ________.

The dorsal body cavity houses the __________.

Your body thermostat is located in your brain. Which of the following elements of a control system does this area represent?

The study of the function of the body and its parts is ______.

Which of the following directional terms have opposite meanings in humans?

Which letters represent the dorsal cavity?

Which type of section could be used to separate the thoracic cavity from the abdominopelvic cavity?

The body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions is referred to as __________

In the anatomical position:

Producing sweat when the body temperature has become too high is an example of a ____________________.

An example of a positive feedback mechanism is ____________.

The navel is _________ to the spine.

Groups of cells that are similar and perform a common function are __________.

In a control system, the receptors are what type of structure?

Which of the elements of a control system detects a change (stimulus)?

The structure of the protein is _______.

The structure of the nucleotide is _______.

The structure of the starch (LARGE carbohydrate) is ________.

The structure of the monosaccharide (simple sugar) is _______.

What organic compounds give you the most calories per gram?

Glycogen and starch are examples of _____________.

Chemical, electrical, mechanical, and radiant are forms of _______ necessary for your body to do work.

Ninety-six percent of the human body is composed of the elements:

An atom has 6 protons, 8 neutrons, and 6 electrons. Its atomic mass is ______.

An atom has 7 protons and 8 electrons. What is its atomic number?

The subatomic particle(s) that is (are) responsible for the way an atom bonds is the _______.

When a pair of electrons is shared equally between two atoms, the bond formed is _________.

Which below is a function of water?

A solution with a pH of 2 would _________.

A solution with a pH of 7 ______.

Hormones, triglycerides, and cell membranes belong to what type of organic molecule?

The organic compounds that function in acting as enzymes, antibodies, or building muscle are _______.

Triglycerides (lipids) are ____________________.

What type of polymers are DNA and RNA?

Which of the following substances is a compound?

What property of water enables it to bond easily with itself (cohesion) and other molecules (adhesion)?

C6H12O6 + 6 O2 ------> 36 ATP molecules + 6 C02 + 6 H2O

When humans are not able to maintain enough oxygen, what product of anaerobic respiration can make their muscles sore?

Enzymes are very important in the body as they act as biological catalysts to __________ reactions and ________ activation energy.

Which organic compound is a useful source of quick energy?

Which organic molecule below acts as fiber in the body?

If an athlete "pasta loads," they consume large amounts of

In which type of bonds are created electrons are transferred from one atom to another?

In which type of bond are electrons shared?

What type of tissue is letter A?

What type of tissue is letter C?

What type of tissue is letter F?

What type of tissue is letter G?

What type of tissue is letter H?

Which type of tissue is letter B?

Which type of tissue transmits electrical impulses throughout the body?

Which number represents blood?

What number is skeletal muscle?

Which number shows bone tissue?

The picture above shows a Red Blood Cell (RBC). What could have caused the cell to look this way?

A student is looking at a tissue sample in class and sketching each type of tissue. Which key feature should they sketch for nervous tissue?

The process above is _________ which is considered a type of ___________ transport.

____________ tissue is avascular although it regenerates very quickly.

As seen in the Chicken Wing Lab, ligaments bind bone to bone making them what type of tissue?

Which type of tissue easily regenerates?

Smooth, skeletal, and glandular are the three types of muscle tissue.

Cartilage is ________ tissue.

Adipose is a type of ___________ tissue

Organized groups of cells that perform a specialized function are a(n) ____________.

Blood is what type of tissue?

Animal cells use ATP energy to move sodium and potassium ions across the plasma (cell) membranes creating the action potential for electricity to flow. What process is involved in transporting these ions?

Our lungs are constantly taking in oxygen which is then taken to cells. What is the process of bringing the oxygen from the atmosphere where it is highly concentrated into the lungs where the oxygen is at a much lower concentration?

What type of tissue is generally light pink (as seen in the Chicken Wing Lab) and moves the body?

Glands, the top layers of skin, and linings of cavities are ___________ tissue.

All connective tissue is composed of cells floating in ___________.

The type of tissue found on the outside of your body is ____________ tissue.

Nervous tissue is composed of _____________ and supporting cells call glia.

What is the term for which the cytosol and the the organelles suspended within the cytosol?

What type of tissue is shown in Letter J?

In order to warm the body up when cold:

The only dry membrane is the ___________.

They type of burn that involves injury to the epidermis and upper region of the dermis and is red, blistered, and painful is a _______ degree burn.

What specific layer of the skin is responsible for the formation of fingerprints?

The epidermis is composed of ___________.

Which of the following is NOT vital function of the skin?

The layer of tissue directly under the skin is the ___________.

Which chemical has no effect on the color of skin?

What is the name of the structure attached to # 7 in the diagram?

The epidermis is denoted by which number?

What number denotes the dermis?

What number denotes the dermis?

The layer where fingerprints are formed is denoted by what number?

What tissue layer is responsible for fat storage and anchoring the dermis to the underlying tissue?

Nutrients reach the epidermis through the process of __________.

Synovial membranes are found ________________.

Cutaneous membranes are found __________.

Although you get wet while swimming, a tough protein that comprises the hair, nails, and epidermis prevents the water from pentrating the deeper tissue. This substance is ___________.

What is the immediate threat to life from a massive 3rd-degree burn?

What is the possible threat to life after several days when someone is critically burned?

This is secreted onto hair and skin making it soft, shiny, and pliable: ________.

Using the ABCD rule, determine which choice below which is most likely to be an indication of melanoma.

A medical professional estimates the amount of area burned and volume of fluid lost in a severely burned patient by _________.

Which layer of tissue is avascular?

Which type of skin cancer is considered the most serious and why?

Cells rapidly undergoing mitosis are in the _______ layer of skin.

In which layer are the melanocytes located?

_____________ is the body's first line of defense:

The gland that is the major producer of female hormones estrogen and progesterone is letter ________.

The gland that produces testosterone in males is the letter _______.

The gland that is primarily responsible for body metabolism is letter _______

The gland that produces insulin and glucagon is letter ________.

The gland that produces melatonin which regulates sleep cycles is letter ______.

The thymus gland, important for immune function, is letter _______.

In general, the ___________ System is in control of body processes that happen more slowly while faster processes are controlled by the ___________ System.

The brain contains three glands, the ___________ (master gland), hypothalamus, and the pineal gland.

______________ are chemical messengers in the Endocrine System that transfer information through the blood to ________ cells.

The periosteum in bone tissue performs which of the following function(s)?"

l. protection of the bone

ll. repairs of bone fracture

lll. produces red blood cells

There are three types of bone cells.

1. osteoblast

2. osteoclast

3. osteogenic  

Which sequence represents the correct order for bone development?

Which part of the long bone is identified by the letter A on the diagram above?

What would occur if osteoclast cells were not functioning correctly in the development of a long bone?

Patient A is a baseball player injured from staying in the game for too long.  His shoulder bone has come out of the joint. Patient B is a high speed accident victim who is unable to walk. The doctor orders x-rays for each patient to help in the diagnosis. Which of the following correctly describes the location of each patient's x-ray?

Which of the following sets correctly identifies bones of the axial and appendicular skeleton?

Which list of bones does not include any of the three bones of the appendicular skeleton labeled in the picture above?

Which bone of the appendicular division is labeled A in the diagram below?

What is the name of the bone labeled A and to which division of the skeletal system does it belong?

Numbers 1, 2, and 3 are depicting which type of vertebrae?

Which number denotes an epiphysis?

Which item denotes spongy bone?

Which picture depicts a compound fracture?

Which picture depicts a greenstick fracture?

Which picture would require an open reduction?

Which of the following is not a function of the Skeletal System?

Number 1 is a _________ bone and number 2 is a _________ bone.

Number 3 is a ______ bone and number 4 is a ________.

 An electrical impulse in the body is transmitted by a(n) __________.

The term Central Nervous System refers to the ____________.

Which of the following is not responsible for direct protection of the CNS?

Which number is attached to the sensory neuron?

Which number is attached to the motor neuron?

Since the diagram is showing a Reflex Arc, what is the anatomical structure at #5?

What is the name of the type of neuron attached to #4?