Anatomy Unit 1 part 1

The study of the body functions

Atom, Element, Molecule, compound

Cavity housing the lungs and heart

Involuntary- food digestion

Lateral

Toward the back "posterior"

Site of protein synthesis

Extending form the main part

Spinal cavity

The particles of the nucleus that have no charge

Closer to the point of attachment

Central nervous system

Sagittal

Inorganic chem

What is inside the nucleus

Active transport proesses

PH

Pertaining to the organs within a cavity

Always contains a carbon atom and most of the time a nydrogen atom

Anterior

What are the nervous systems functions?

Carbs, monosaccharides, disaccharide, polysaccharide, lipids, protein

Toward the front "anterior"

Nuclei acids

Interal

Exchange of CO2 for O2 occurs in the alveoli. Regulation of acid-base balance. filtration of irritants from air

Towards the head, above

External

Pertaining to the outer wall of the body cavity

Study of chemical processes with and relating to living organisms

What are the three parts of a cell

Structure, support, movement, blood cell formation, storage of minerals

Negative feedback need more

Divides the body into front and back

synthesis of carbs, packaging of materials for secretion from the cell

Laying on back facing up-ward

Transportation of excess intersitial fluid to the circulatory system "Cleaner"

Separates the thoracic and abdominal cavities

Function of the cell organelles

Passive transport processes

Main energy source that cells use for their work

The prone position is laying flat, facing down

Smallest particle of matter

Smallest "living" units

Are important ions in human fluids

Hormones secreted directly into the blood

The study of the body structure of an organism

What are the cardiovascular system functions?

Toward the back

Substance that is made up entirely from one type of atom

What takes place in mitochondria?

Away from the point of attachment

Moves structures within the cell

protects from disease causing microorganisms

Transportation system of the cell and synthesis of lipids "circulatory system of the cell"

Kidney, aorta, infer vena cava (IVC), pancreas

Organizes the spindle fibers during cell division

Cilia, Flagella, and Microvilli

Positive feed back needs more

Human body

"destroyer" cleans everything

Breaks down food, absorption of nutrients

The main part

Away from the surface

Movement of molecules from greater to lesser area

Human cells, differ in size and shapes

Group of several different kinds of tissues, that allows them to act as a unit to preform a special function

The central core of an atom

A molecule that contains more of one type of element

Visceral peritoneum

Positive charge particles inside the nucleus

To stand erect with arms at the side and palms of the hands turned forward

Forms outer boundary of cell, composed of two thin layered membrane

Transverse

Cavity on the posterior side of the body

Anything that takes up space

Most abundant compond in the body

Helps stabilize PH

All human cells differ in

Two or more atoms are joined together

Fluid of the cell

What surrounds the cavity

Relation of hydrogen concentration in a watery solution

Normal state

The study of how disease processes affect the function of the body

A cell containing DNA and RNA and responsible for growth and reproduction

Contains the brain

Negatively charged outside the nucleus

All nerve outside the brain and spinal cord

Within the atom are subatomic particles

The 4 quadrants

Voluntary- blinking

Kinds of organs that can work together to preform complex functions for the body

Pertaining to behind the peritoneum

Toward the feet, below