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Characteristics of Life:



1. Movement


2. Responsiveness


3. Growth


4. Reproduction


5. Respiration


6. Digestion


7. Absorption


8. Circulation


9. Assimilation


10. Excretion

Requirements of Living Organisms:

1. Water


2. Foods


3. Oxygen


4. Heat


5. Pressure

Levels of Organization:

atom>


molecule>


macromolecule>


organelle>


cell>


tissue>


organ>


organ system>


organism

What is homeostasis?
The condition of a relatively stable internal environment where the concentrations of water, nutrients, and oxygen, and the conditions of heat and pressure must be kept within a narrow range
A broad, thin skeletal muscle that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominopelvic cavity:
Diaphragm
The region that separates the thoracic cavity into two parts and contains the heart:
Mediastinum
A membrane that is attached to the wall of a cavity:
Parietal membrane
A membrane that covers the inner organs:
Visceral membrane
A slippery fluid secreted by parietal & visceral membranes that reduces friction & allows for organ movement:
Serous fluid
What are the names of the cavities that contain the lungs?
Right & Left Pleural Cavities (Pleura)
Relative anatomical positions:

medial / lateral


anterior / posterior


deep / superficial


proximal /distal



_________ means that a body part is above another body part.
Superior
________ means that a body part is below another body part.
Inferior
_______ means toward the front.
Anterior (ventral)
_______ means toward the back.
Posterior (dorsal)
_______ refers to an imaginary midline dividing the body into equal right & left halves. A body part is _______ if it is closer to the midline than another part.
Medial
_______ means toward the side, away from midline.
Lateral
_______ means that a particular body part is farther from a point of attachment to the trunk than another body part is.
Distal
_______ means situated near the surface.
Superficial
_______ describes parts that are more internal than superficial parts.
Deep
Planes used to divide the body into sections:

1. Sagittal


2. Transverse (horizontal)


3. Frontal (coronal)

A plane that divides the body into right and left portions:
Sagittal plane
A plane that divides the body into superior & inferior parts:
Transverse (horizontal) plane
A plane that divides the body into anterior & posterior portions:
Frontal (coronal) plane
Cuts used to separate a cylindrical organ (such as a long bone) into sections:

1. Cross section


2. Oblique section


3. Longitudinal section

A cut across a long cylindrical structure:
Cross section
An angular cut across a long cylindrical structure:
Oblique section
A lengthwise cut across a long cylindrical structure:
Longitudinal section
Nine regions of abdominal area:

1. Right & left hypochondriac regions


2. Epigastric region


3. Right & left lateral (lumbar) regions


4. Umbilical region


5. Right & left inguinal (iliac) regions


6. Pubic (hypogastric) region

The ______ region is the upper middle portion of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Epigastric
The ______ regions lie on either side of the epigastric region of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Right & left hypochondriac
The ______ region is the middle portion of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Umbilical
The ______ regions lie on either side of the umbilical portion of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Right & left lateral (lumbar)
The ______ region is the lower middle portion of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Pubic (hypogastric)
The ______ regions lie on each side of the pubic region of the abdomen. (9 regions)
Right & left inguinal (iliac)
Four quadrants of the abdomen:

1. RUQ (right upper quadrant)


2. LUQ (left upper quadrant)


3. RLQ (right lower quadrant)


4. LLQ (left lower quadrant)

The region between the thorax & pelvis:
Abdominal region
The point of the shoulder:
Acromial region
The forearm:
Antebrachial region
The space in front of the elbow:
Antecubital region
The armpit:
Axillary region
The arm:
Brachial region
The cheek:
Buccal region
The heel:
Calcaneal region
The wrist:
Carpal region
The abdomen:
Celiac region
The head:
Cephalic region
The neck:
Cervical region
The ribs:
Costal region
The hip:
Coxal region
The leg:
Crural region
The elbow:
Cubital region
The finger or toe:
Digital region
The back:
Dorsal region
The thigh:
Femoral region
The forehead:
Frontal region
The reproductive organs:
Genital region
The buttocks:
Gluteal region
The groin:
Inguinal region
The lower back between ribs & pelvis:
Lumbar region
The breast:
Mammary region
The chin:
Mental region
The nose:
Nasal region
The lower posterior region of the head:
Occipital region
The mouth:
Oral region
The bony socket of the eye:
Orbital region
The palm of the hand:
Palmar region
The front of the knee:
Patellar region
The chest:
Pectoral region
The foot:
Pedal region
The pelvis:
Pelvic region
The pelvic floor & associated structures occupying the pelvic outlet:
Perineal region
The sole of the foot:
Plantar region
The area behind the knee:
Popliteal region
The posterior region between the hip bones:
Sacral region
The middle of thorax, anteriorly:
Sternal region
The calf of the leg:
Sural region
The ankle:
Tarsal region
The navel:
Umbilical region
The spinal column:
Vertebral region
Closer to the trunk:
Proximal