Anatomy Test #1 Crossword
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1) Lines organs2) Anatomical structures that can be viewed without magnification 4) Does not contain carbon 5) Smooth, cardiac, and skeletal muscles and movement is key function but it also produces heat7) Atoms, Molecules, Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems, and Organism 9) Kidneys, urinary bladder and filters blood of waste or excessive substances and it removes waste products that were actually inside the body10) A change in one direction in the body causes the body to initiate a change in the opposite direction 12) Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, and Sulfur 13) Receives information from the receptors and compares the information to the range set for homoestasis15) Brain, spinal cord, nerves and interprets information and generates change within the body 16) A cycle of events in which conditions of the body are monitored, evaluated, changed, and reevaluated like the body will monitor anything inside and outside the body that can potentially disrupt homeostasis and the body needs to maintain specific temperature ranges, pH ranges, blood pressure ranges, etc 18) Opposite side of midline20) Study/diagnosis diseases at the cellular level (studying cells) 26) Gas Exchange (CO2 in, CO2 out) 27) Same side of midline 29) The smallest particles of matter that still retain the characteristics of that matter 32) Towards the feet 33) Maintaining a specific internal environment 34) The acquiring of new abilities 38) Any derangement or abnormality of function 43) Away from the attachment point44) A group of tissues working together to perform a specific function |
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3) Divided into 11 different organ systems5) Anatomical structures that can only be viewed under magnification6) Towards the head 8) Two or more atoms that are chemically bonded together11) Organization, Metabolism, Responsiveness, Growth, Development, and Reproduction 13) The basic structural and functional units of the body14) Composed of skin, hair, and nails and serves as protection and body temperature regulation17) Contains Carbon and can be formed outside of a living organism. 19) Identifying underlying structures (bones, muscles/tendons, blood vessels) from the surface of the body21) Bones and protection, support, and storage and is essential to movement 22) Producing offspring 23) The production of new cells or new organisms24) Building up complex chemical substances from smaller ones like requires energy 25) Specialized structures that monitor conditions inside and outside of the body28) The relationship between all parts of the organism to keep it functioning 30) Heart, arteries, veins, capillaries and transports blood throughout the body31) A wide variety of factors that can disrupt homeostasis affecting the overall function of the body. 35) Examines everything within a region of the body36) Glands that produce hormones and the hormones are chemical messages that regulate cellular metabolism37) Towards the inside 39) Tonsils, spleen, and lymph nodes and defends against infection and return interstitial fluid to CV system 40) Towards the surface 41) In between two points 42) Studying tissues at a microscopic level45) A increase in the physical size of an organism 46) A change in one direction in the body causes the body to amplify that change47) The ability of an organism to respond to a stimulus 48) Top to bottom49) Mouth, stomach, intestines, gallbladder, liver, etc and it breaks down and absorbs nutrients and the waste products that pass out of digestive tract are never inside the body 50) Breaking down complex chemical substances into simpler ones like releasing energy 51) Any illness characterized by a recognizable set of signs and symptoms |
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