Bio 101B

Front 1

What is anatomy mean

Back 1

The study of body structure

Front 2

What does physiology mean

Back 2

The function of the body structure

Front 3

What are the level of body orgaization

Back 3

1.chemical

2. cell level

3. Tissue level

4. Organ level

5.organ system

6. Total organism

Front 4

What are the 6 basic life process

Back 4

1. metabolism

2. responsiveness

3. Movement

4. Growth

5. Differentiation

6. Reproductive

Front 5

What is anabolism

Back 5

To build up from simple to complex

Front 6

What is catabolism

Back 6

To break down from complex to simple

Front 7

What is the life process: responsiveness

Back 7

Ability to Sense and respond to change

Front 8

What is the life process : movement

Back 8

Ability to move in the body internal and external

Front 9

What is the life process: growth

Back 9

Ability to increase in size and number

Front 10

What is the life process. :Differentiation

Back 10

To go from unspecified stem cell to specified cell

Front 11

What is the different type of tissue in the body

Back 11

1. muscle tissue

2. nervous

3. Epithelial

4. connective

Front 12

What does tissue mean

Back 12

Group of cell with same. Structur and function

Front 13

What is homeostasis

Back 13

The body ability to maintain a stable internal. Environment despite external stimuli

Front 14

What is homeostasis maintain by

Back 14

Regulatory process

Front 15

What is the control of homeostasis

Back 15

Influenced by a negative feed back. Mechanism

Front 16

How much is negative feed back

Back 16

99%

Front 17

How much is positivep feed back

Back 17

1% for pregnancy only

Front 18

What is the nervous system organs

Back 18

1. Brain

2. spinal cord

3. Nerves

Front 19

What is the function of the. Nervous system

Back 19

Regulation and control of body activities

Front 20

What are the organs in the cardiovascular system

Back 20

1. Heart

2. Blood

3. Blood Vessels

Front 21

What is the function of the cardiovascular system

Back 21

Blood circulation transport of nutrients

Front 22

What are the organs of respiratory system

Back 22

Nose

Pharynx

Larynx

Mouth

Front 23

What is the function of the respitory system

Back 23

Exchange of gases

Front 24

What are the organ in the digestive system

Back 24

Oral cavity

Pharynx

Larynx

Esophagus

Stomach

Large intestines

Small intestines

Rectum

Anus

Front 25

What is the function of the digestive system

Back 25

Ingestion

digestion

Asbortion

Elimination

Front 26

What are the. Organ of the integumentary system

Back 26

Skin

Sweat gland

Sebaceous gland

Hair

Nail

Front 27

What are the organ of the skeletal system

Back 27

Bones

cartilage

Joints

Tendons

Ligament

Front 28

What is the function of the skeletal system

Back 28

Form body frame work and protection

Front 29

What are the. Organ in the endocrine system

Back 29

Endocrine glans

Exocrine glans

Front 30

What is the. Function of the endocrine system

Back 30

Regulates cellular activities

Front 31

What are the urinary system organ

Back 31

Kidney

Ureters

Urinary bladder

Urethra

Urinary meatus

Front 32

What is the. Function of the urinary system

Back 32

Elimination of nitrogenous waste in the form of urine

Front 33

What are the organ of the lymphatic system

Back 33

Tonsil

Lympthnode

Front 34

What are the muscular systems organ

Back 34

1. Muscles

2. Fascia

Front 35

What is the function of the muscular system

Back 35

Provide body posture and movement

Front 36

What are the. Female. Organ of the reproductive system

Back 36

Clitoris

vulva

Labias

Vagina

Urterus

Fillopian tubes

Ovaries

Cervix

Beast

Front 37

What are the male reproductive system organs

Back 37

Vas deferens

Prostate gland

Penis

Scrotum

Testes

Front 38

What is the the function of the. Reproductive system

Back 38

Sexual reproduction

Front 39

What are the organ of the endocrine system

Back 39

Endocrine gland

(Thyroid)

Exocrine gland

Sweet gland

Oil gland

Front 40

What is the function. The endocrine system

Back 40

Effect cellular active

Front 41

What is anatomical position

Back 41

Standard method of observing or imaging the body that allows precise and consistent anatomical reference

Front 42

How is anatomical position done

Back 42

1. Person standing erect

2. Facing the Observer

3. The upper extremities are placed at the sides

4.palm of the hands are turned foward

5.feet flat on the floor

Front 43

Superior

Back 43

Located above

Front 44

Inferior

Back 44

Located below

Front 45

Anterior/ ventral

Back 45

Located in front of

Front 46

Posterior/ dorsal

Back 46

Located behind

Front 47

Supine

Back 47

Lying on back, facing up

Front 48

Prone

Back 48

Lying on belly side facing down

Front 49

Medial

Back 49

Located in the middle

Front 50

Intemediate

Back 50

Located in between

Front 51

Lateral

Back 51

Located toward the side

Front 52

Proximal

Back 52

Closer to the point of attachment or trunk of the body

Front 53

Distal

Back 53

Away from the point of attachment or trunk

Front 54

Superficial

Back 54

Located toward the suface

Front 55

Deep

Back 55

Located away from the surface

Front 56

Abduction

Back 56

Away from the body

Front 57

Adduction

Back 57

Towards the body

Front 58

Dorsum

Back 58

Top of the foot

Front 59

Plantar

Back 59

Bottom of the sole of the foot

Front 60

What are the two cavity

Back 60

1 ventral cavity( front)

2 dorsal cavity

Front 61

What in the ventral cavity

Back 61

1. Thoracic cavity

2. Abdominal cavity

Front 62

What's in the dorsal. Cavity

Back 62

Cranial. Cavity

Front 63

What's in the. Thoracic cavity

Back 63

1Pericardium

2 Pleura

Front 64

What is pericardium

Back 64

Serous membrane surrounding the heart

Front 65

What is pleura

Back 65

Serous membrane surrounding the lung

Front 66

What is peritoneum

Back 66

Serous membrane ling the abdominal and pelvis