What is the Function of the lymph nodes? 

In the female, What are the gonads called?

Do bones store calcium and sodium?

What determines the size of an atom? 

What does a buffer do?

What are fats and oils?

Are RNS and DNA exactly alike?

How many different types of atoms in an element?

Will a covalent compound dissolve in water?

If electrons are shared what kind of bond do you have?

What is the atomic number? 

Where do you find electrons?

What would you find in the nucleus of an atom? 

Is the knee superior to the ankle? 

What cavity is the brain located in?

 Cranial cavity which is a part of the dorsal cavity

Are the lungs medial or lateral to the heart?

What is another name for ventral? 

Another name of for posterior?

What body plane divides front and back?

What are the two major cavities of the body?

The heart contains what kind of muscle tissue?

What is the heart?

What is the heaviest organ of the body?

The thymus is part of what body system? 

 What body system maintains the balances of electrolytes, water, and acid base?

Hormone secretion involves what organ system?

List the primary organs of the digestive system.

What is the function of the alveoli in the respiratory system?

What body system contains heart, arteries, veins and cappilaries?

The PNS of Peripheral Nervous system includes what?

Where would you find the urinary bladder?

If your body temperature drops, muscles contract, shiver, generating heat, the muscles are what part?

Part of feedback loop that detects change?

What makes an atoms become a negative ion?

What is the primary function of skin?

What kind of chemical bond does not end in the formation of a new molecule?

What kind of charge does a proton have?

Positive

What kind of charge does a neutron have?

If something is superior to another location is would be what?

Compares condition to what it is supposed to be?

In a feedback loop, the thing that has the direct effect on the condition is what?

Which of the body systems plays a role in immunity?

Besides the skin what does the integumentary system include?

What do tendons connect together?

What are the accessory organs of the digestive system?

What detects a change in a regulated condition?

The integrator is also known as the _____

The body reacting to the cold is the______

What is another word for Superior?

What is another word for Dorsal?

The terms Proximal and distal are used to refer to what part of the body? 

What divides the thoracic and abdominal cavity?

List the terms for the bodies organizational levels from simplest to most complex

1. Atoms

2. Cells

3. Tissues

4. Organs

5. Systems

Coronal/Frontal/ Coronal

Lengthwise plane that divides a structure into right and left sections.

Mid- Saggital plane that divides the body into equal halves

Thoracis Cavity

Abdominal Cavity

Pelvic Cavity

Thorasic Cavity

- Mediastinum- mid portion of thoracic cavity

-Plueral cavities- right and left lungs

Pericardial cavity- heart

- Contains stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen

- Pelvic cavity contains reporoductive organs, urinary bladder, and lowest part of intestines.

-Cranial Cavity contains brain

- Spinal cavity- contains spinal cord.

Imaging technique using x-rays that pass through some tissues more easily than other.

(radiographer)

A Patient having Appendicitis is having pain in what quadrant?

1. Liver

2. Gallbladder

3. Part of small and large intestines

4. Bile Ducts

5. Right Kidney

1. Appendix

2. Part of small and large intestines

3. Reproductive Organs

4. Part of bladder

5. Part of right ureter

1. Spleen

2. Part of small and large intestine

3. Left Kidney

4. Stomach

5. Pancreas

1. Part of small and large intestine

2. Part of bladder

3. Reproductive Organs

4. Part of left Ureter

1. Right and Left hypochondriac regions

2. Right and left lumbar regions

3. Right and left illiac/Inguinal regions

4. Epigastric region

5. Unbilical region

6. Hypogastric Region

What body system involves communication?

Where is the liver located?

Middle toe and its relation to the big and small toe.

Small-Lateral

Big-medial

If you have a strong base and strong acid?  

What are the characteristics of acids?

Which three nitrogen bases can be found in both RNA and DNA?

What is contained in the skeletal system?

What does the digestive system do?

What are the parts of the respiratory system?

Where is the pituitary and hypothalamus found?

An endocrine and nervous system have the same general function. Nervous system is faster and endocrine is slower.

What is in the integumentary system?

What is in the Central nervous system?

Primary organs of digestive system?

The thymus is in which two systems?

What glands is within the endocrine system?