LPN A&P Chap. 1.2.3

PART OF THE VENTRAL CAVITY THAT LIES INFERIOR TO THE DIAPHRAGM; INCLUDES UPPER ABDOMINAL CAVITY AND LOWER PELVIC CAVITY (1)

POSITION OF THE BODY; THE BODY IS STANDING ERECT WITH THE FACE FORWARD AND THE ARMS AT THE SIDE (PALMS AND TOES FACE IN A FORWARD DIRECTION) (1)

STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE BODY (1)

PART OF THE DORSAL CAVITY THAT CONTAINS THE BRAIN (1)

BODY CAVITY THAT IS LOCATED TOWARD THE BACK OF THE BODY; DIVIDED INTO THE CRANIAL CAVITY AND THE SPINAL CAVITY (1)

VERTICAL PLANE THAT DIVIDES THE BODY INTO FRONT (ANTERIOR) AND BACK (POSTERIOR PARTS); THE CORONAL PLANE (1)

THE ABILITY OF THE BODY TO MAINTAIN A CONSTANT INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT (1)

STRUCTURE OF THE BODY (1)

GROUPS OF TISSUES THAT PERFORMS A SPECIALIZED FUNCTION, SUCH AS THE LUNGS (1)

STUDY OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE BODY (1)

VERTICAL PLANE THAT DIVIDES THE ORGAN OR BODY INTO RIGHT AND LEFT PARTS. A MIDSAGITTAL PLANE DIVIDES THE BODY INTO RIGHT AND LEFT HALVES (1)

ELONGATED CAVITY THAT CONTAINS THE SPINAL CORD; THE VERTEBRAL CAVITY (1)

UPPER PART OF THE VENTRAL CAVITY THAT IS SUPERIOR TO THE DIAPHRAGM; IT IS FILLED LARGELY BY THE LUNGS AND HEART (1)

PLANE THAT DIVIDES THE BODY INTO A TOP (SUPERIOR) AND BOTTOM (INFERIOR) PART (1)

CAVITY THAT IS LOCATED TOWARD THE FRONT PART OF THE BODY; DIVIDED BY THE DIAPHRAGM INTO THE UPPER THORACIC CAVITY AND THE LOWER ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITY (1)

INTERNAL ORGANS OF THE BODY (1)

SUBASTANCE THAT DONATES OR RELEASES HYDROGEN IONS WHEN IT IONIZES IN WATER (2)

ENERGY-STORING AND ENERY- TRANSFERING MOLECULE FOUND IN ALL CELLS (2)

FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF AN ELEMENT; SMALLEST PART OF THE ELEMENT THAT HAS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THAT ELEMENT (2)

SUBSTANCE SUCH AS THE HYDROXLY ION (OH) THAT COMBINE WITH HYDROGEN ION (H+) (2)

ANY SUBSTANCE THAT SPEEDS UP THE RATE OF A CHEMICAL REACTION (2)

SUBSTANCE COMPOSED OF TWO OR MORE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS, SUCH AS WATER (H2O)(2)

BOND OR ATTRACTION FORMED BY THE SHARING OF ELECTRONS BETWEEN ATOMS (2)

COMPOUND THAT DISSOCIATES INTO IONS WHEN DISSOLVED IN WATER (2)

SUBSTANCE COMPOSED OF ONLY ONE KIND OF ATOM (2)

ABILITY TO PERFORM WORK (2)

ORGANIC CATALYST; IT SPEEDS UP THE RATE OF A CHEMICAL REACTION (2)

WEAK INTERMOLECULAR BOND FORMED BETWEEN HYDROGEN AND A NEGATIVELY CHARGED ATOM SUCHAS OXYGEN OR NITROGEN (2)

BOND FORMED BY THE EXCHANGE OF ELECTRONS BETWEEN ATOMS (2)

ELEMENT THAT HAS THE SAME NUMBER OF PROTONS AND ELECTRONS BUT A DIFFERENT NUMBER OF NEUTRONS (2)

ANYTHING THAT OCCUPIES SPACE; MAY OCCUR AS SOLID, LIQUID, GAS (2)

CHEMICAL COMBINATION OF TWO OR MORE ATOMS (2)

A MEASURE OF THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION (2)

MIXTURE IN WHICH THE PARTICLS THAT ARE MIXED TOGETHER REMAIN EVENLY DISTRIBUTED (2)

MIXTURE IN WHICH THE LARGE PARTICLES GRADUALLY SETTLE TO THE BOTTOM UNLESS CONTINOUSLY SHAKEN OR AGGITATED (2)

TRANSPORT PROCESS THAT REQUIRES AN INPUT OF ENERGY (ATP)TO MOVE A SUBSTANCE FROM AN AREA OF LOW CONCENTRATION TO AN AREA OF HIGH CONCENTRATION (3)

THE PHASES THAT A CELL GOES THROUGH AS IT DIVIDES (3)

MEMBRANE THAT SURRONDS THE CELL AND REGULATES WHAT ENTER AND LEAVES THE CELL; ALSO CALLED THE PLASMA MEMBRANE (3)

BASIC UNIT OF LIFE; THE STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL UNIT OF A LIVING ORGANISM (3)

GEL-LIKE SUBSTANCE SURRONDED BY THE CELL MEMBRANE BUT OUTSIDE OF THE NUCLEUS (3)

PROCESS BY WHEREBY A CELL BECOMES SPECIALIZED (3)

PASSIVE TRANSPORT PROCESS THAT CAUSES MOVEMENT OF A SUBSTANCE FROM AN AREA OF HIGH CONCENTRATION TO A AREA OF LOW CONCENTRATION (3)

UPTAKE OF MATERIAL THROUGH THE CELL MEMBRANE BY FORMING A VESICLE; INCLUDES PINOCYTOSIS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS (3)

INTRACELLULAR MEMBRANE SYSTEM THAT IS CONCERNED WITH THE SYNTHESIS AND TRANSPORTATION OF PROTEIN; CALLED THE ROUGH ER OF RIBOSOMES OR ATTACHED; CALLED THE SMOOTH ER IF THERE ARE NO RIBOSOMES (3)

BALANCE (3)

ELIMINATION OF MATERIAL FROM A CELL THROUGH THE FORMATION OF VESICLES (3)

PROCESS BY WHICH A SUBSTANCE MOVES WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF A CARRIER MOLECULE FROM AN AREA OF HIGH CONCENTRATION TO AN AREA OF LOW CONCENTRATION (3)

PROCESS BY WHICH WATER AND DISSOLVED SUBSTANCES MOVE THROUGH A MEMBRANE IN RESPONSE TO PRESSURE (3)

MEMBRANOUS ORAGANELLE THAT IS CONCERNED WITH THE FINAL TRIMMING AND PACKAGING OF PROTEIN FOR EXOCYTOSIS (3)

ORGANELLE THAT CONTAINS POWERFUL ENZYMES; ENGAGES IN PHAGOCYTOSIS AND DOES THE "INTRACELLUALAR HOUSECLEANING" (3)

ORAGANELLES THAT PRODUCE MOST OF THE ATP; THE "POWERPLANTS" OF THE CELL (3)

LARGE ORAGANELLE SEPERATED FROM THE CYTOPLASM BY A NUCLEAR MEMBRANE; STORES THE DNA IN CHROMOSOMES AND ACTS AS THE CONTROL CENTER OF THE CELL (3)

PART OF THE CELL THAT PERFORMS A SPECIALZED FUNCTION, SUCH AS THE ENERGY-PRODUCING MITOCHONDRION (3)

MOVEMENT OF WATER ACROSS THE MEMBRANE OF AN AREA WHERE THERE IS MORE WATER TO AN AREA WHERE THERE IS LESS WATER (3)

TRASNPORT PROCESS THAT REQUIRES NO ADDITIONAL ENERGY IN THE FORM OF ATP (3)

ORGANELLES THAT ARE CONCERNED WITH THE SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS; RIBOSOMES EITHER ARE BOUND TO ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM OR ARE FREE IN THE CYTOPLASM (3)