HBS unit 1

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Voluntary movement
________, expressive language and for managing higher level executive functions.
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Brain
________ allows you to communicate with and respond to your surroundings.
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Anterior
________: situated toward the front or face; forehead is ________ to the back of the head.
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Location
________: makes up the central and peripheral nervous systems.
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Deep
________: structures closer to the inferior center of the body.
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glial cells
Structure: consist of neurons and ________.
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persons ethnicity
You can tell a(n) ________ using bones by, morphology, or shape of the skull, by taking measurements of facial cavities and face.
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DNA analysts
________ are responsible for collecting and analyzing evidence from a crime scene.
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Anatomical position
________ is the body standing up straight with the arms hanging at the sides and palms facing forward.
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Restriction endonucleases
________ (enzymes) are the molecular scissors that can cut DNA in specific locations.
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Biometrics
________: a field of science that uses physical characteristics, such as facial features or patterns in the eyes, and behavioral characteristics, such as voice or handwriting, to determine or confirm identity.You will form your own biometrics firm and work to create a biologically- based security plan for a real- world client.
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Medial
________: toward the medial plane or midline of the body; the sternum is ________ to the shoulder.
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Soft tissue
________ that compass human muscle and gives rise to the muscles ability to contract.
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Brain
________ is the key to communication in the human body.
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Biometrics
________: examples, advantages, limitations.
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Brain
________ allows for your systems to communicate with one another.
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HBS Unit 1 Study Guide
Note that, although SOME of this MAY be multiple choice, there are no word banks
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anterior
situated toward the front or face; forehead is anterior to the back of the head
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posterior
further to the back; in back of
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inferior
bottom half of the body; waist down
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superior
situated toward the head and further away from the feet than another and especially, than another similar part of an upright body, especially of a human being
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medial
toward the medial plane or midline of the body; the sternum is medial to the shoulder
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lateral
farther from the midline of the body; the shoulder is lateral to the sternum
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distal
further from the trunk of the body or point of attachment to the body; the wrist is distal to the elbow
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proximal
nearer to the trunk of the body or point of attachment to the body; the elbow is proximal to the wrist
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superficial
on surface or shallow
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deep
structures closer to the inferior center of the body
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ventral
stomach/belly of an animal(ONLY FOR 4 LEGGED ANIMAL)
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dorsal
back; where you sit on a horse(ONLY FOR 4 LEGGED ANIMAL)
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abdominal
abdomen
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antecubital
front of elbow
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axillary
armpit
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brachial
upper arm
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buccal
cheek
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calcaneal
heel of foot
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carpal
wrist
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cephalic
head
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cervical
neck
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coaxial
hip
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digital
toes/fingers
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femoral
femur
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gluteal
buttock
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inguinal
inguen/ groin
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lumbar
loin
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nasal
nose
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occipital
beach of the head
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olecranal
back of elbow
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oral
muth
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orbital
eye
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patella
kneecap
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pelvic
pelvis
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popliterial
back of knee
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sacral
sacrum
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scapular
shoulder blade
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sternal
middle of chest
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tarsarl
ankle
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thoracic
chest
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umbilical
navel
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vertebral
spinal column
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Location
makes up the central and peripheral nervous systems
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Structure
consist of neurons and glial cells
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neurons
transmit nerve impulses
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Restriction enzymes
 What do they do, where are they from, how do they work
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Gel Electrophoresis
 How, why, what, where, when… and be able to ‘read and interpret gel results
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Biometrics
examples, advantages, limitations
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Biometrics
a field of science that uses physical characteristics, such as facial features or patterns in the eyes, and behavioral characteristics, such as voice or handwriting, to determine or confirm identity.You will form your own biometrics firm and work to create a biologically-based security plan for a real-world client