Human Body Exam 1 Review

Which is the correct order of size from smallest to largest?

What does the directional term - inferior - mean?

What type of tissue allows for rapid communication in the body?

Slow blood clotting time is not a symptom of a disease or condition.

Lysosomes do what in the body?

What does the vector of a disease do?

Neurons DO NOT contain which of the following?

Glucose and insulin from the endocrine system is considered a negative feedback loop.

Pathology is the study of disease.

What do synovial membranes do?

Person - to - person transmission is when what?

What does the nucleus of a cell store?

What does the rule of 9's determine?

What is an organ in the cardiovascular system?

Cartilage cells are called chondrocytes.

Osmosis is water passing through a semipermeable membrane.

What pH value would be considered alkaline (basic) above what number?

Squamous tissue is......

The humerus is considered a long bone.

What is not a layer of the skin?

Mitochondria are the "power plants" of the cell.

Lateral is the opposite of what?

How does the transverse plane split the body?

Ribosomes are the protein factories of the cell.

Pain receptors are NOT an accessory organ of the skin.

A buffer is something that prevents a sharp spike in acid or base if something is added.

What is the opposite of distal?

COVID-19 is considered what?

Hypertrophy means increased cell size.

What is the oldest and most commonly used imaging?

What do we do when we are classifying bacteria?

What is the fontanel?

What do squamous cells look like?

A group of organs make up a ____________.

Where is the funny bone located?

What does the dorsal cavity contain?

What is the most wide spread tissue in the body called?

A first degree burn would be redden and midly uncomfortable.

What is a sprain?

Superior means......

What muscle causes goose bumps?

The term axial consists of what parts of the body?

Hyperplasia is the production of too many cells.

What changes happen to our skin as we get older?

Epithelial tissue covers the body and also forms ducts or tubes.

What determines skin color?

Pathogenesis

Positively charged atom in the nucleus?

Bones are considered what type of tissue?

Keratin is what makes our skin waterproof.

A tumor would be considered a neoplasm.

What glands cause blackheads when they are blocked?

What is the soft hair that covers an infant when they are born?

Which of the following is a bone reabsorbing cell?

How does the frontal plane disect the body?