Human Body Sciences: Anatomy and Physiology

Which branch of science deals with the study of body parts and the relationships between structures of the body?

At which level of structural organization in the human body do atoms and molecules belong?

What is the study of how the body works called?

Which level of structural organization in the human body includes cells, which are the smallest living units of matter?

What principle states that the function of structures in the human body always reflects structure?

Which branch of science deals with the developmental anatomy (embryology)?

Which level of organization in the human body is the highest?

What is the process of breaking down large food materials into small molecules that can be absorbed into the blood called?

Which life process involves the development of cells into a specialized state?

What are the materials that the human body must obtain to function effectively called?

Which life process involves the formation of new cells or new individuals?

What is the total of all reactions that occur in a living organism called?

What is the ability to detect and respond to changes in the internal or external environment called?

What is required for aerobic cellular respiration to occur?

In the human body, what do systems consist of?

What is an increase in the size and number of cells called?

What do reactions involved in energy (ATP) production for an organism mainly classify as?