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What molecules serve as binding sites for hormone

Proteins

Name the area of the body: Axillary

Armpit

Name the area of the body: Patellar

Anterior knee

Name the area of the body: Orbital

Eye area

Name the area of the body: Popliteal

Posterior knee

Name the area of the body: Coxal

Hip

Name the area of the body: Oral

Mouth

Name the area of the body: Inguinal

Area where body meets trunk

Name the area of the body: Tarsals

Ankle

Name the area of the body: Umbilical

Navel

Name the area of the body: Femoral

Thigh

What does the lymphatic system do

Picks up leaked fluid and returns it to the blood

Glycogen is the storage form of what

Glucose

Last step in the tissue regeneration

Surface epithelium regenerates

What does not include movement from high to low concentration

Filtration

What factor does not increase the rate of a chemical reaction

Decreased temperature

How many electrons in an atom with an atomic number of 14

4

Inferior means

Below

Superior means what?

Above

What does deep mean

Away from the body surface

What is dorsal

Behind

What is distal

Father from the orgin of a body part or the point of attachment of a limb to the body

What does Ventral mean

Im front of

What does medial mean

Towards the midline

What does lateral mean

Toward the side

Which system covers the external surface

Integeumentary system

A patient arrives severely dehydrated what should he be given

Hypotonic

Which ventral body cavity has no bony protection

Abdominal

What is the study of the function of the body and its parts

Physiology

Wnat tissue conducts electrochemical impulses

Nervous tissue

Where is the carpal region

Wrists

A+B=AB is what type if reaction

Synthesis

What tissue is found in the lymp modes, the spleen and bone marrow

Reticular connective tissue

A drug interferes with miotic spindle during cell division. What phase is affected

Prophase

What is the anterior surface of the elbow

Antecubital

Inactive energy is called

Potential energy

What subatomic particle is responsible for the behavior of atoms

Electrons

The sugar in DNA is what

Deoxyribose

What is the most abundant element in the body

Oxygen

What region is not associated with the antior portion of the head

Occiptal

What phase are the choramtids pulled to the opposite ends of the cell

Anaphase

The DNA segment that carries info to code a particular amino acid

Gene

What is the role of magnesium

Important for water balance conduction amd muscle contration

Elimination of metabolic waste is the function of what system

Urinary

Is facilitating diffusion an actice process

No

What element detects a change

Receptor

What does the body's thermostat represent

Control center

Goblet cells are found in what

Simple columnar epithelium

Is oxidase an enxyme

Yes

What are the 2 types of endocytosis

Pinocytosis and phagocytosis