Which organelle is responsible for controlling what goes in and out of a cell?

Which organelle aides in cell division?

______________ move fluids across cell surfaces and ________ move the entire cell through extracellular fluid.

which organelles are both responsible for making proteins for the cell?

Organelle that holds the cells DNA and controls the cells activies

organelle that makes lipids, modifies different chemicals and stores Ca

_______ organelle is responsible for processing proteins from the rough ER and sending them in ________ where they are needed outside the cell.

______ organelles store nutrients, water and Ions for the cell and ______ breaks down waste, dead organelles and kills foreign invaders

Organelle where cellular respiration takes place, or cell energy is made

Which structure below is matched to its NOT correct function inside the cell membrane?

Small, non polar, nutral molecules like water can _________ pass through the cell membrane, while Polar, large molecules have a ________ time passing through.

_______ is the macromolecule that is used for short term energy storage and functions in structure and cell signaling.

_______ is the macromolecule that is used in long term energy storage, makes up cell membranes, and protects and insulates the body

_________ is the information macromolecule that acts as the blueprint of life

______ is a macromolecule that has many jobs in the body such as enzymes, signaling, structure and regulation etc.

Use the image to fill in the blanks in the paragraph

Which two processes are responsible for stem cells becoming needed body cells

What is meant by the phrase form dictates function?

Describe the relationship between response and stimuli in homeostasis

in _____ feedback loops the output of the system intensifies a response or amplifies it

In ____ feedback loops the output of a system causes a counter response to return to a set point or stabilize

use the feedback loops picture to answer the question below

How does the body respond when it gets to hot?

______ act as biological catalysts by lowering the activation energy of a reaction to help reactions in our bodies to occur faster and to help regulate body processes

What is a concentration gradient?

The net movement of molecules from areas of high to low concentration

Uses transport or channel proteins to aide in the movement of molecules from high concentration to low concentration

Movement of water from areas of low ion concentration to areas of high ion concentration

Uses energy to pump molecules through a protein channel from areas of low to high concentration

Uses energy and vesicles to move large particles into the cell

Uses energy and vesicles to move large particles out of the cell

Body system that supports, protects and aides in movement

includes: Bones, tendons, ligaments and cartilage

Body system that aides in movement and stabilization

Includes: Skeletal, smooth and cardiac

Body system that collects, processes and responds to sensory input

Includes: Brain, spinal cord, nerves

Body system that produces and regulates hormones

Includes: hypothalamus and glands

Body system in charge of gas exchange and nutrient transport

Includes: heart, blood vessels, blood

Body system in charge of gas exchange

Includes: lungs, diaphragm, trachea

Body system that breaks down food and absorbs nutrients

Includes: stomach, esophagus, liver

Body system that regulates water balance, blood pressure, filters and eliminates waste

Includes: Kidneys, bladder

Body system that offers protection and controls our temperature and water loss

Includes: skin, hair and glands

Body systems that filter and protect our bodies from foreign invaders

Includes: Spleen, Bone marrow, vessels

Body system that develops, nurtures and protects offspring

Includes: Uterus, ovaries, testes

Body cavity 1

Body cavity 4

Body cavity 5

Body cavity 7

Body cavity 8

Which body plane is #1

Which body plane is #2

Which body plane is #3

What directional terms are shown for 1 and 2 A?

What directional terms are shown for 1 and 2 B

What directional terms are shown for 1 and 2 C

What directional terms are shown for 1 and 2 D

The orbital region is ____ to the otic region

the carpal region is _____ to the axillary region

Type of body tissue that covers the body surfaces and lines body cavities

Type of body tissue that supports, protects, insulates and transports. Also binds of other tissues together

Type of body tissue that contracts to allow movement

Type of body tissue that aides in control, communication and coordination

Which of the following are types of connective tissue

which type of muscle attaches to bone and controls voluntary movements

Which type of muscle is involuntary and propels substances or objects through passageways

Which type of muscle is involuntary and involved in contracting to circulate blood

Which image shows squamous cells

Which image shows cuboidal cells

Which image shows simple columnar cells

Which image shows stratified cells