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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Superior (Cephalic or )Answer: Above; body part. Question: (Caudal)Answer: ; away from the head. Question: (Anterior)Answer: the front; belly surface. Question: (Posterior)Answer: the back. Question: Answer: the head. Question: Answer: Toward the feet; near the region of the spinal column. Question: Answer: Near the middle of the body; into a right and left. Question: LateralAnswer: the side; Away from the mid-line. Question: Proximal Answer: Nearer to the of limb, nearer to the origination of the structure. Question: Answer: Largest organelle control center, the brain of cell controls all cellular activity (tells us what to do). the chromosomes. Genetic information. Question: NucleolusAnswer: Brain of the brain. the RNA and protein to synthesizes(make) organelles such as Ribosomes. Question: Rough Answer: Works with to synthesize(make) protein. Question: RibosomesAnswer: of RNA, also helps to synthesize(make) protein. Attached to the Ribosomes. Question: Smooth ERAnswer: Synthesizes(make) lipid(fat, steroids) Does not have . Question: MitochondriaAnswer: shape, site of Synthesize(make) Adenozine Triphosphate(ATP) Energy to nutrients. Question: PeroxisomeAnswer: Enzymes Detoxifies(kills) toxins/poisonous . Question: LysomsomesAnswer: Enzymes Digests(breaks down) products. Question: OrganellesAnswer: Little of the cell the subdivision within the cell. Question: CytoplasmAnswer: Substances inside the cell, containing the liquid Cytosol and . Maintain growth. Question: IntracellularAnswer: inside the cell(Cytosol). Question: Answer: in between cells. Question: ExtracellularAnswer: outside of cell. Question: ApparatusAnswer: Looks like a of pancakes It is to modify, package and transport protein(product control) QC. Question: VesiclesAnswer: material(in/out) of cell. Question: CentriolesAnswer: Are paired that aid in cell reproduction(division) in mitosis. Question: Answer: and short extensions that move fluid(substances) around the cell. Question: Answer: Long hairlike (same function) moves fluid cell. Question: FlagellumAnswer: Tail like structure that propels(swims/moves) the cell
Ex: (only in human body). Question: MembraneAnswer: Selectively Permeable-Keeps the cell in tacked; -(half,pass through through small amounts) Paula Abdul-Opposites Attract. Question: Answer: Deoxyribonucleic Acid-Blue print the nucleus (ID) does transcribes but not in translation. Question: Answer: Ribonucleic Acid-Helps synthesize(make) protein work with Ribosomes. Transcribes and . Question: TranscriptionAnswer: To copy-transcribe the of the DNA strand onto the messenger RNA. Question: RNA(mRNA)Answer: the message out of the nucleus into the Ribosomes and to the translation from the DNA. Question: RNA(tRNA)Answer: Taking the code from RNA, brings amino acids to be made into . Question: RNA(rRNA)Answer: Makes up the Ribosomes. Synthesize protein, protein out of the cell. Question: Answer: Division of somatic cells. Cellular reproduction from mother cell to daughter cell(exactly the same). One cell divides into two identical daughter Question: Daughter Answer: of the cells in Mitosis. Exactly the same kind of DNA. Question: InterphaseAnswer: Dormant-growth phase. DNA takes . Question: Answer: Chromosomes , first stage, gathering of. Question: AnaphaseAnswer: Chromosomes split(divide) pull towards the opposite pole. . Question: Answer: Chromosomes gather together in the middle(center)of the cell(Centrioles) send out spindle fibers to guide the chromosome to it. Question: TelophaseAnswer: A new membrane and then separates(splits) chromosome forming a two new nuclei. Question: (Passive Transport)Answer: Constant movement of particles from high concentration to low . No energy needed; force. Ex. Exchange of O2 & CO2. Question: Osmosis(Passive )Answer: Diffusion of water: Semipermeable-Movement of water to a low solute concentration to high concentration. Needs force to go up. Only in . Question: FiltrationAnswer: a pressure/force of water to separate substances out of the cell. Question: Facilitated Answer: The movement of proteins from high concentration to low concentration with the use of an aid . Question: TransportAnswer: Fluid flows in the opposite direction from high to low concentration. This requires energy ATP. Question: permeableAnswer: Only a certain particles go . Question: -eating"Answer: The "eating" of cell(Pac Man). large particles. Question: -drinking"Answer: The of cells. Intake of fluid droplets. Question: -inside"Answer: Moves the bulk of substances inside of cell vesicles. Question: -exit"Answer: Exit, moves substances out of cell, (removal of waste) using vesicles into the fluid. Question: Answer: Same substance as of the fluid in the cell(cells remain the same) Question: Answer: Lower concentration substance of the in the cell(Too much O2): may swell and burst. Question: HypertonicAnswer: Higher concentration of the fluid in the cell(Not much O2): may (shrink). Question: FeedbackAnswer: A process were the body is doing the it over and over again. Ex: birth, lactation, and blood clotting. Question: FeedbackAnswer: Body trying to fix the problem to homeostasis balance to the body. Ex: Blood pressure. Question: NeoplasmAnswer: New . Question: PredisposingAnswer: More . Question: Passive Answer: No input of (force). Question: Active Answer: Pumps from low concentration to high concentration energy. Question: Plasma Answer: Semipermeable-Contains 3 major ingredients: layer of Phospholipids embedded with Cholesterol and Proteins . Question: DNA-Gives traits, identity
Double strand
Answer: Four : Adenine(A)-Thymine(T)
Guanine(G)-Cytosine(C). Question: RNA-what it
Single strandAnswer: Four : Adenine(A)-Uracil(U)
Guanine(G)-Cytosine(C). Question: Answer: The /assembling simple components into more complex ones. Question: Answer: The break down of complex chemical substances into simpler components. Such as food and to energy. Question: TriphosphateAnswer: energy to fuel cell activities. Question: MetabolismAnswer: All life-sustaining reactions that occur within the body include Catabolism and Anabolism. Question: Nervous Answer: The system that processes information. Question: Cardiovascular Answer: The system that delivers nutrients to body . Question: Digestive Answer: The that breaks down and absorbs food. Question: Integumentary Answer: The system that the fingernails. Question: SystemAnswer: The system that includes the . Question: SystemAnswer: The system that includes the . Question: Respiratory Answer: The system that oxygen to the blood. Question: Lymphatic Answer: The system that includes the . Question: AnatomyAnswer: The of structure. Question: PhysiologyAnswer: The of function. Question: PathologyAnswer: The study of changes in organs and tissues. Question: Answer: The maintenance of constant body state, equilibrium(balance). Question: Answer: The thoracic and cavities. Question: Extracellular (ECF)Answer: outside of cell... Question: Umbilical Answer: is found... Question: sectionAnswer: The of how the penny-shaped slice of a banana is cut. Question: Stem Answer: Cell that has the potential to in different types of cells. Question: Right QuadrantAnswer: The right iliac is found in this ... Question: Anatomic Answer: The body is upright and are facing forward. Question: Dorsal Answer: Cranial(brain), cavity(spinal cord). Question: Ventral Answer: Divided into 2 main cavity: Thoracic (chest), cavity(abdomen) Question: Answer: Inferior to the diaphragm. into 2 regions: Abdominal, Pelvic Cavities. Question: Frontal(Coronal) Answer: From left to right, dividing the body into and posterior planes. Question: CavityAnswer: The ventral body cavity that contains the stomach, most of the , the liver, and the spleen. Question: Region
(Inferior)Answer: The region closest to the sternum(breastbone). Question: Answer: Is the space between the lungs.
Separates the abdominopelvic cavity and cavity. Question: Nervous Answer: Reception of and control of responses: brain, spinal cord and nerves: eyes, ears, taste buds, and organs of smell. Receptors for pain, touch and sense, receive stimuli. Question: SystemAnswer: Support: Contains 206 bones and the Question: SystemAnswer: Movement: attach to bones and body structure, protect the organs, and posture. Question: Endocrine Answer: Produce special hormones: Regulate ,food utilization in cells, reproduction: thyroid, pituitary, and adrenal glands. Question: Cardiovascular Answer: Contains the heart and blood vessels pumps blood to the tissues bringing , oxygen, needed substances. Can carry waste then discard them. Question: Digestive Answer: Involves in taking all the nutrients(food), for absorption: mouth, esophagus, stomach, , liver, pancreas. Question: Reproductive Answer: Production of offspring. Sex . Question: Integumentary Answer: A body system: skin, hair, nails, and sweat glands and oil glands. Question: SystemAnswer: of waste excess water: kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Question: SystemAnswer: Aids in circulation, immunity, and against disease from: tonsils, thymus gland, and spleen. Question: SystemAnswer: The and cardiovascular systems help make the.... Question: Respiratory Answer: Intake of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide. for gas exchange. Question: PlaneAnswer: From to back, dividing the body into left and right parts. Question: Midsagittal Answer: Exactly down the . Question: Longitudinal Answer: to long axis. Question: Oblique Answer: At an . Question: CavityAnswer: by the diaphragm, contains heart and lungs,and mediastinum. Question: Pelvic Answer: region containing reproductive organs, urinary bladder, and rectum. Question: KilometersAnswer: 1,000 . (1km = 1 meter) Question: CentimetersAnswer: (100cm = 1 metter)1/100th(0.01). There is 2.5cm = Question: Answer: 1/1,000th(0.001) (1,000ml = 1 ) Question: MicrometerAnswer: 1/1,000,000(0.000001) Question: Meter Answer: Basic units of . Question: Answer: Basic units of . Question: Answer: Basic of volume. Question: TemperatureAnswer: Measured in (centigrade) Question: Answer: Space lungs and the organs contained in that space. Question: RegionAnswer: The most of all the midline regions. Question: Hypochondriac Answer: Just to the ribs. Question: RegionAnswer: The level with the lumbar regions of the spine between the vertebrae and sacrum. Question: Answer: portion of the cell. Question: NucleotidesAnswer: Building of DNA and RNA. Question: CellsAnswer: unit of all life. Question: TissuesAnswer: May function as organs. Question: SystemsAnswer: Work together to maintain the body as a organism. Question: Answer: Work together for the same to make up the body system. Question: Answer: Shrinking of cell, as in the solution. Question: Answer: Red blood cells draw and burst. Question: Answer: Change in a gene or a chromosome. harm the cell and cause cancer. Question: Cell MarkersAnswer: ID/Unique to the Immune System. Identity. Question: TransportersAnswer: Shuttles/drives to. Protein . Ex: glucose. Question: Answer: Receives/accepts . Ex: hormones Question: Answer: Produce(Catalyst) speeds up action and /or . Question: ChannelsAnswer: Gates that open to a area(opens/closes)Ex: Ions Question: Answer: structure and links/attaches(cell to cell) Question: Answer: Located in the plasma membrane are: Channels, Transporters, Receptors, , Linkers, and Cell Identity Markers. Question: PhospholipidsAnswer: Lipids containing phosphorus protein: Cholesterol, , Carbohydrates. Question: Cell Answer: Mutations(changes) in genes. Slows down cellular activity. -programmed death cells. Question: MicroscopeAnswer: Magnifying to examine structures not visible to the naked eye. Question: MicrometerAnswer: Metric unit used for microscopic measurement Question: Answer: Cells turn into tumors that to other tissues. Question: MitochondrionAnswer: Energy into to ATP. Question: ChangesAnswer: Go through mutations(changes)uncontrollably spread of bad , over crowd and destroy all good nutrients. Slows down cellular activity. Question: Cancer Risk Answer: Heredity-Family, Chemical-Cigarettes, food, drugs, Ionizing Radiation-X-Rays, Ultra-Violet rays, Radioactive Substances. Physical Irritation-Damage to tissues, Viruses-Liver, blood, lymphatic , and uterine cervix. Question: electron MicroscopeAnswer: -dimensional view. Question: Compound light Answer: Most microscope magnifies up to 1,000 times. Question: Transmission Answer: Up to 1 times. Question: Answer: Body face up. Question: Prone Answer: Body face down.
Question: Answer: Toward of on the of the body Question: DeepAnswer: Away from the of the body. (Within) Question: DistalAnswer: Farther away from the of limb, nearer to the origination of structure. |
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