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| "on the opposite side from" |
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| The two fundamental regions of the body |
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-cephalic
-cervical
-thoracic
-upper extremity
-lower extremity |
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| the major subdivisions of the body |
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| area of the shoulder blade |
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| plane separating left from right equally |
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| plane separating front from back |
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| plane separating upper from lower region |
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| region containing the liver |
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| region containing the ascending colon of large intestine |
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| region containing appendix |
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| region containing appendix and stomach |
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| region containing transverse colon and small intestine |
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| region containing rectum and urinary bladder |
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| region containing descending colon |
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| region containing descending colon and small intestine |
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| umbilical and left iliac regions |
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| The small intestine is found in which two regions? |
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| Body cavity that contains the brain |
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| Body cavity that contains the spine |
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| Body cavity that contains the soft internal organs |
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| Body cavity that contains the soft internal organs |
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| upper portion of ventral body cavity |
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| lower portion of ventral body cavity |
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| body cavity only present in males |
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| body cavity only present in males |
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| ___ cells typically cannot undergo cell division. |
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| Necessary for cell division within a tissue |
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| a sheet of cells one layer thick |
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| a sheet of cells several layers thick |
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| epithelial cells that are flattened and resemble paving stones. |
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| epithelial cells that are approximately as wide as they are tall |
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| epithelial cells that are cylindrical with heights greater than their widths |
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- connective tissue proper
- cartilage
- bone
- blood
- adipose tissue |
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| Major categories of connective tissue |
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| connects muscles to the skeleton |
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| holds joints together (bone to bone) |
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| cartilage is secreted by these cells |
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| hard material of outer bone |
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| units that comprise compact bone |
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| contains blood vessels and nerves in a bone |
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| concentric rings of mineralized intercellular substance |
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| The heart is ______ to the arms. |
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| The wrist is ______ to the elbow. |
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| The elbow is _______ between the shoulder and the wrist. |
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| The lungs are ____ to the ribs. |
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| What single molecular constituent is necessary for formation of a bilayer membrane? |
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| - nucleus - endoplasmic reticulum - Golgi apparatus - mitochondria |
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| In addition to the plasma membrane, which cellular organelles are composed of or bounded by bilayer lipid membranes? |
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- muscle
- nervous
- epithelial
- connective |
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| List the four types of tissues found in the body |
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Nervous & epithelial -- ectoderm & endoderm
muscle & connective -- mesoderm |
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| Which tissues come from which embryonic layers? |
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| multi-function structure composed of more than one tissue |
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| Nervous tissue consists primarily of which two cell types? |
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| special sensory tissues, such as photoreceptors and taste buds, are made from what kind of tissue? |
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- Nervous
- Musculoskeletal
- Cardiovascular
- Respiratory
- Digestive
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- Lymphatic
- Reproductive
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| List the major organ systems |
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| An approach to the geography of the abdominopelvic region most commonly used in a clinical setting, dividing the abdomen into four quarters. |
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| Allows the cells of a tissue to recognized one another and stick together |
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| fat cells derived from fibroblasts |
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| an energy-depleted form of ATP |
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| The general chemical energy source for energy-requiring cellular processes |
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| A fluid component containing salts; some organic solutes; dissolved gases and proteins |
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| the site of synthesis of blood cells in adults |
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| small channels that allow nutrients and oxygen to reach osteocytes and cellular wastes to be removed |
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| Composed of collagen and chondroitin |
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| cells that secrete cartilage |
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| Cells become specialized through the process know as ______. |
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