25 Questions
Gross anatomy are divided into 3
Regional, Systemic, Surface
Microscopic Anatomy is divided into 2
Cytology Histology
Developmental Anatomy
Embryology
6 Levels of Organization in the human Body
Chemical Cellular Tissue Organ System Organism
Chemical level is made up of
Atom and Molecules
Cellular level is
The smallest unit of life
What are Similar cells that perform same function
Tissue level
What are different tissue that perform same function
Organ
What is the combination of two or more to perform a specific function
System level
10 life processing functions M3 R2 GDE
Metabolism Movement Maintaing boundaries Respiration Reproduction Growth Digestion Excretion
Survival needs WONNA
Water Oxygen Nutrients Natural body temperature Atmospheric pressure
A constant internal environment even though the outside world is changing
Homeostasis
What monitors the external environment and respond to stimulus to send info to control center
Receptor- Afferent
What determines the set point of a variable
Control centre
what provides the means to control the response to stimuli
Effector
The work of Calcitonin and Parathyroid to reduce or increase level of calcium in our body is
Negative feedback
The body sweat to regulates body temperature is an example of what feedback mechanism
Negative Feedback
The birth of a baby is an example of what feedback mechanism
Positive
Blood clotting is an example of what kind of feedback mechanism
Positive feedback mechanism
Breastfeeding is an example of what feedback mechanism
Positive Feedback
Dorsal cavity contains the
Brain and Spinal cord
Ventral Body Cavity contains
Thoracic Cavity Abdominopelvic Cavity
Major organs in the Right upper of the abdominal are
Liver Gallbladder
Organ in the left upper
Spleen
Organ in the Right lower
Appendix Caecum
Test your knowledge of the organization of human anatomy, including gross anatomy, microscopic anatomy, and developmental anatomy. Understand the different levels of organization from the chemical level to the cellular level.
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