INTRO Human growth and development

Where does the light enter the eye?

Ringing of the ears

Located in the chest; contains the heart, lungs, and major blood vessels

Inflammation of the testes

Movement

Gustatory

Toward the front of the body.

Below

Inward curvature of the spine

Away from the center of the body (towards the side)

Tendency of a cell or the whole organism to maintain a state of balance

Olfactory

Which structure has villi

Bottom (lowest point)

Communication

The study of functions of an organism

Contains the stomach, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen

Male Sex Cell is called

The top or highest point

Closer to the coccyx (lower back)

Polyphagia

Farther from the reference base point

Powerhouse of the cell

Divides the body vertically into right and left equal portions

Smallest living structure of the body

Finger-like projections from the uterus

Divides the body vertically into front and back portions

Closer to the reference point

Oxygen transportation

"Master Gland", controls onset of puberty, affects wake/sleep cycle

Herpes zoster

Absence of menstration

Deliver gases to sites where gas exchange occurs

Medical term referring to the throat

Decreased heart rate, obesity, edema, lethargy, cold sensitivity, and thinning of hair signifiy

Groups of cells with a similar function

Center cavity containing yellow marrow

Divides body horizontally into top and bottoms portions

Tympanic membrane is also called...

Farther from the body surface

Moon face and buffalo hump are signs of

Near or close to the body surface

Toward the back of the body

Above

Protection

Support

Separates the middle and inner ears

Vertebrae and patella are classified as

Blood flow starts with the

Polyuria

Lateral curvature of the spine

What percentage of energy does the brain use?

Closer to the head

Part of the brain that regulates most of the involuntary mechanisms of the body

What is nearsightedness?

Shaft of the bone

High blood pressure

Contains the brain

Away from the center

Cerebrovascular Accident

The combination of two or more types of tissue to perform a specific body function

Toward the mid-line or center of body

Polydipsia