Human phys Unit 1

What is section 4 called?

LLQ

What is section 3 called?

RLQ

What is quadrant 2 called?

LUQ

What is quadrant 1 called?

RUQ

What cut is letter c (the last cut)

Londitudinal section

What cut is letter b (the second cut)

Oblique section

What cut is letter a (the first cut)

Cross section

The ___ membranes can be found lining the abdominopelvic cavity and the internal organs

peritoncal

The membranes can be found in the mediastinum and surrounds the heart

pericardial

The _ membranes can be found in the thoracic cavity which houses the lungs

pleural

A membrane that is deeper and covers internal organss is called membrane

visceral

A membrane attached to the wall of a cavity is referred to the membrane

parietal

Back

Posterior

Superficial/Peripheral

Near the surface

Deep

More internal

Proximal

Closer to the point of attachment

Lateral

Toward the side

Below or farther from the head

Inferior

Distal

Further from the point of attachment

Above or closer to the head

Superior

Front

Anterior

Medial

Toward the middle

The fluid surrounding body cells

Internal enviorment

The functioning of body parts

Physiology

Person standing, facing forward, arms outstretched, palms outward

The Anatomical Position

The body maintains homeostasis through…

Homeostasis mechanisms

The ability to maintain a constant internal enviorment

Homeostasis

When a medical worker gives the wrong doseage of a drug, and the patient is kill

Death by decimal

Science of naming body parts

Anatomy

The sum total of all the chemical reactions in the body the break substances down and build them up

Metabolism

The weight under water is called

hydrostatic pressure

The weight of the air above is called

atmospheric pressure

Needed to drive metabolic processes

Oxygen

This provides energy

Food

Can increase the speed of chemical reactions

Heat

This sometimes helps to regulate vital chemical reactions

Food

Needed to breathe

Pressure

This is a form of energy

Heat

This is needed to circulate the blood

Pressure

Used for the transportation of substances within the organism

Water

This is an application of force to something

Pressure

This releases energy from food

Oxygen

This is the most abundant chemical in the body

Water

Provides the basic building materials for the body

Food

Used for chemical reactions

Water

This makes up one-fith of ordinary air

Oxygen

Regulates body temperature

Water

This is a product of metabolic reactions

Heat