Chapter 1 A&P

Put the following in order for Structural Organization:
1. Molecule
2. Tissue
3. Atom
4. Organ
5. Cellular

What is the opposite of proximal

What is the opposite of distal

Directional Term:
Closer to the point of origin

Directional Term:
Farther away from the point or origin

What is the opposite of deep

What is the opposite of superficial?

Directional Term:
Towards the body's interior or away from the surface of the skin

Directional Term:
Towards the surface of the skin

What is the opposite of inferior

What is the opposite of superior

Directional Term:
Towards the head or top of specific organ

Directional Term:
Away from the head or the bottom of a specific organ

What is the opposite of medial?

What is the opposite of lateral?

Directional term:
Away from the body midline or center of the body

Directional Term:
Towards the body midline or center of the body

What is the opposite of posterior

What is the opposite of anterior

Directional Term:
Towards the front of the body

Directional Term:
Towards the back of the body

What two type of serosa (or membranes) are found inside of the abdominopelvic cavity?

What two types of membranes are found inside of the pericardial cavity?

What membrane lines the inside of the pericardial cavity?

What membrane covers the heart inside of the pericardial cavity?

Which membrane lines the inside of the abdominopelvic cavity?

Which membrane covers most of the organs inside of the abdominopelvic cavity?

True or False:
The elbow is distal to the shoulder.
True False

Is the wrist proximal or distal to the shoulder?

Explain what the lungs do that make them an excretory organ.

What is the study of tissues called?

Normal body temperature is approximately _____degrees Celsius.

The study of the heart as a whole is what type of anatomy?
A) microscopic
B) developmental
C) gross
D) systemic