chapter 15

contralateral refers to

pure, simple chemical

what contains all cell parts?

smallest part of any element

what position- "below" or in a lower position

what part of the cell is the control center?

what tissue conducts impulses to and from all parts of the body?

what position- on or near the surface

what position- pertaining to sides or walls of a cavity

what soft connective tissue is the bodys most abundant connective tissue?

what position- farther from the origin of a part

what position- away from the surface

what position- "above" or in a higher position

which tissue protects body parts and produces secretions?

what position- lying with the face downward

vertical plane that passes through the body longitudinally from head to toe dividing body into front and back parts

what is the study of body structure?

what tissue provides movement for the body?

what soft connective tissue is found where flexible strength exists such as ligaments and tendons?

what is homeostasis?

what position- deeper within the body

if water freezes into ice, then is heated up and becomes vapor what kind of change does this represent?

horizontal plane passing through body at right angles into upper and lower planes

study of how the body functions

the building up, assimilation, conversion of ingested substances is known as

what position- toward the front of "belly" surface of the body

what type of epithelial tissue changes shapes?

what position- toward the outer surface of the body

Chemistry-

what soft connective tissue stores fats as a food reserve?

in what process do cells divide into parts and reproduce?

what position- toward the back of the body

which tissue anchors and supports other body structures?

study of disorders in body function

bilateral refers to

what position- near the midline

what protein structure speeds up chemical reactions?

what position- near the end of the body (i.e. near the end of the spine)

what position- pertaining to organs in a cavity

the diaphragm is a large muscle that seperates the _____ cavity

what hard connective tissue connects bone to bone?

vertical plane passing through body lengthwise dividing body into left and right sides

what position- situated at or pertaining to outward part of a surface

what position- near the origin of a part

what hard connective tissue is found between bone that cushions and protects?

unilateral refers to

body cavity that contains internal organs

in what process does cell division produce eggs or sperm that contain 1/2 the total # of chromosomes

what position- in or near the head

the breaking down, disintegrating, or tearing of substances into simpler substances is known as

Electricity is passed through water causing the water to break down into gaseous elements. What kind of change is this

what position- lying with face upward

what position- farther from the midline, toward the side

what position- situated or pertaining to the center