Study of body structure - Answer-Anatomy
/.The study of how the body functions - Answer-Physiology
/.Anything that upsets the normal structure or function of the body - Answer-Disease
/.Pathology - Answer-The study of diseases
/.Chemicals- cell- tissue- organ- organ system- whole body - Answer-Order of human
body from least to most complex
/.Protects us from injury - Answer-integumentary system
/.hair, nails, sweat glands and oil glands - Answer-Integumentary system organs
/.Body's basic framework - Answer-Skeletal system
/.bones and joints 206 - Answer-skeletal system components
/.Detect changes in the external/internal environment - Answer-Nervous system
/.brain, spinal cord, nerves, special sense organs- eyes, ears, taste buds and organs of
smell - Answer-Nervous system organs
/.Produces hormones which regulates growth, nutrient utilization and reproduction -
Answer-Endocrine system
/.Hypothalamus, parathyroid, thyroid, pituitary and adrenal gland - Answer-Endocrine
system organs
/.Pumps blood to all body tissues, bringing nutrients, oxygen and other needed
substances, then carries waste materials away from the tissues points where they can
be eliminated - Answer-Cardiovascular system
/.heart and blood vessels - Answer-Cardiovascular system organs
, /.Assist in circulation by returning fluids from the tissues to the blood/ plays role in
immunity, protecting against disease / aids in the absorption of dietary fats - Answer-
Lymphatic system
/.tonsils, thymus and spleen - Answer-Lymphatic system organs
/.Takes/conducts air to the area in the lungs for gas exchange - Answer-Respiratory
system
/.lungs/ passages leading to and from - Answer-Respiratory system organs
/.Taking nutrients, converting them into a form that body cells can use and absorbing
them into circulation - Answer-Digestive system
/.mouth, esophagus, stomach, small/large intestines, liver, gallbladder and pancreas -
Answer-Digestive system organs
/.Rid of body waste products and excess of water/also balances the volume and
composition of body fluids - Answer-Urinary system
/.kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra - Answer-Urinary system organs
/.Production of offspring - Answer-Reproductive system
/.External sex organs - Answer-Reproductive system organs
/.Homeostasis - Answer-Internal balance/constancy
/.Superior/Inferior - Answer-High/Low
/.Anterior(ventral) - Answer-Toward or at the front of the body
/.Posterior (dorsal) - Answer-back of the body, behind
/.toward the midline/away from the midline - Answer-Medial/lateral
/.Nearer to the origin/farther from it - Answer-Proximal/distal
/.2 subdivision of Dorsal Cavity - Answer-Cranial cavity and spinal cavity
/.Cranial cavity and spinal cavity - Answer-No separation
/.Thoracic Cavity (superior to diaphragm) and abdominopelvic Cavity (inferior to
diaphragm) - Answer-2 main subdivision of ventral cavity
/.muscle that separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities - Answer-Diaphragm
/.The study of how the body functions - Answer-Physiology
/.Anything that upsets the normal structure or function of the body - Answer-Disease
/.Pathology - Answer-The study of diseases
/.Chemicals- cell- tissue- organ- organ system- whole body - Answer-Order of human
body from least to most complex
/.Protects us from injury - Answer-integumentary system
/.hair, nails, sweat glands and oil glands - Answer-Integumentary system organs
/.Body's basic framework - Answer-Skeletal system
/.bones and joints 206 - Answer-skeletal system components
/.Detect changes in the external/internal environment - Answer-Nervous system
/.brain, spinal cord, nerves, special sense organs- eyes, ears, taste buds and organs of
smell - Answer-Nervous system organs
/.Produces hormones which regulates growth, nutrient utilization and reproduction -
Answer-Endocrine system
/.Hypothalamus, parathyroid, thyroid, pituitary and adrenal gland - Answer-Endocrine
system organs
/.Pumps blood to all body tissues, bringing nutrients, oxygen and other needed
substances, then carries waste materials away from the tissues points where they can
be eliminated - Answer-Cardiovascular system
/.heart and blood vessels - Answer-Cardiovascular system organs
, /.Assist in circulation by returning fluids from the tissues to the blood/ plays role in
immunity, protecting against disease / aids in the absorption of dietary fats - Answer-
Lymphatic system
/.tonsils, thymus and spleen - Answer-Lymphatic system organs
/.Takes/conducts air to the area in the lungs for gas exchange - Answer-Respiratory
system
/.lungs/ passages leading to and from - Answer-Respiratory system organs
/.Taking nutrients, converting them into a form that body cells can use and absorbing
them into circulation - Answer-Digestive system
/.mouth, esophagus, stomach, small/large intestines, liver, gallbladder and pancreas -
Answer-Digestive system organs
/.Rid of body waste products and excess of water/also balances the volume and
composition of body fluids - Answer-Urinary system
/.kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra - Answer-Urinary system organs
/.Production of offspring - Answer-Reproductive system
/.External sex organs - Answer-Reproductive system organs
/.Homeostasis - Answer-Internal balance/constancy
/.Superior/Inferior - Answer-High/Low
/.Anterior(ventral) - Answer-Toward or at the front of the body
/.Posterior (dorsal) - Answer-back of the body, behind
/.toward the midline/away from the midline - Answer-Medial/lateral
/.Nearer to the origin/farther from it - Answer-Proximal/distal
/.2 subdivision of Dorsal Cavity - Answer-Cranial cavity and spinal cavity
/.Cranial cavity and spinal cavity - Answer-No separation
/.Thoracic Cavity (superior to diaphragm) and abdominopelvic Cavity (inferior to
diaphragm) - Answer-2 main subdivision of ventral cavity
/.muscle that separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities - Answer-Diaphragm
