Anatomy chapt 1 Crossword
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1) above, the heart is superior to the liver3) uses a
narrowly focused x-ray beam that circles rapidly
around the body.5) skin7) —specialized for contraction, which
brings about movement. Our skeletal muscles and
the heart are examples of muscle tissue. In Fig. 1–1,
you see smooth muscle tissue, which is found in
organs such as the urinary bladder and stomach.9) mouth10) away from the midline13) side of head14) is another
diagnostic tool that is especially useful for visualizing
soft tissues, including the brain and spinal
cord.15) middle/midline16) are usually simple molecules
made of one or two elements other than carbon (with
a few exceptions). Examples of inorganic chemicals are
water (H2O); oxygen (O2); one of the exceptions, carbon
dioxide (CO2); and minerals such as iron (Fe), calcium
(Ca), and sodium (Na).19) farther from the origin/the palm is distal to the elbow (down)21) the ability
of the body to maintain a relatively stable metabolism
and to function normally despite many constant
changes. 25) specialized to generate and transmit
electrochemical impulses that regulate body functions.
The brain and optic nerves are examples of
nerve tissue.26) lungs, trachea, larynx, diaphram27) groin29) female: ovaries/uterus male: testes/prostate gland31) a plane along the long axis of
an organ. A longitudinal section of the intestine is
shown in Fig. 1–6, and a frontal section of the
femur (thigh bone) would also be a longitudinal
section (see Fig. 6–1 in Chapter 6)33) connect and support parts of
the body; some transport or store materials. Blood,
bone, cartilage, and adipose tissue are examples of
this group34) stomach37) armpit38) urinary bladder and reproductive organs39) heart and lungs41) base of spine43) back of knee45) the speed at which the body produces energy and heat,
or, put another way, energy production per unit of
time, such as 24 hours. 47) liver50) back of heal54) within/the veins in the legs are surrounded by muscle55) kidney56) within58) the main part/ the brain is part of the central nervous system60) foot |
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1) breastbone2) often very complex and always contain the elements
carbon and hydrogen.4) shoulder blade6) breast8) the response to the stimulus does not stop or
reverse the stimulus, but instead keeps the sequence of
events going11) navel12) 17) toward the surface/ the skin is the most superficial organ18) in which the body’s response reverses the stimulus (in
effect, turning it off for a while) and keeps some aspect
of the body metabolism within its normal range.20) nose22) palm23) imaginary flat surface that seperates two portions the body or an organ 24) —a plane from side to side
separates the body into front and back portions.28) a plane from front to back separates
the body into right and left portions. A midsagittal
section creates equal right and left halves30) thyroid gland, pituitary gland, pancreas32) m is a collective noun; it is all of the chemical
reactions and physical processes that take place
within the body. Metabolism includes growing, repairing,
reacting, and reproducing35) thigh36) y is the study of disorders of functioning,
and a knowledge of normal physiology makes
such disorders easier to understand.40) a horizontal plane separates the
body into upper and lower portions42) neck44) heart, blood, arteries46) extending from the main part/the knee is proximal to the foot48) Forearm49) cover or line body surfaces; some
are capable of producing secretions with specific
functions. Epi=above51) is a group of cells with similar structure and
function. There are four groups of tissues:52) front of elbow53) liver, stomach and intestines57) stomach, colon, liver, pancreas58) a plane perpendicular to the long
axis of an organ. A cross-section of the small intestine
(which is a tube) would look like a circle with
the cavity of the intestine in the center.59) skin, tissue60) pelvic floor61) hip62) scanning
creates images that depict the rates of physiological
processes such as blood flow, oxygen
usage, or glucose metabolism. 63) sole of foot64) pertaining to the wall of a cavity/ lining of the chest cavity ot pleura65) spleen, lymph nodes66) is the study of body structure, which
includes size, shape, composition, and perhaps even
coloration.67) outside68) The smallest living units of structure and function |
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