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Jeopardy!

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Levels of organization 100 § Which level of organization is considered the most complex?

Levels of organization 100 § Which level of organization is considered the most complex? § Human organism Return

Levels of organization -200 § At what level of organization can life be sustained?

Levels of organization -200 § At what level of organization can life be sustained? § The Cell § Return

Levels of organization -300 § Atoms combine to form molecules. Give 2 examples of

Levels of organization -300 § Atoms combine to form molecules. Give 2 examples of molecules. § Water, carbon dioxide, glucose, etc… Return

Levels of organization -400 § List 4 organelles that are found in a human

Levels of organization -400 § List 4 organelles that are found in a human body cell. § Nucleus, ribosome, golgi body, mitochondria, lysosome, etc… Return

Levels of organization -500 § There are 9 levels of organization. They are arranged

Levels of organization -500 § There are 9 levels of organization. They are arranged from simplest to most complex. Name the 9 levels from simple to complex. § Atom, molecule, macromolecule, organelle, cell, tissue, organ system, & organism Return

Directional terms -100 § Explain and demonstrate correct anatomical position. § Standing erect, face

Directional terms -100 § Explain and demonstrate correct anatomical position. § Standing erect, face forward, palms forward § Return

Directional terms -200 § What is the anatomical term for the “front” side of

Directional terms -200 § What is the anatomical term for the “front” side of the heart. § Ventral, anterior Return

Directional terms -300 § What body structure is located medial to the ears. §

Directional terms -300 § What body structure is located medial to the ears. § The nose. Return

Directional terms -400 § The directional terms proximal and distal are in reference to

Directional terms -400 § The directional terms proximal and distal are in reference to the _____. (body part) AND what defines each term? § Trunk: proximal/close ; distal/farther Return

DAILY DOUBLE 500 * 2 § Sagittal: divides § Explain the body into left

DAILY DOUBLE 500 * 2 § Sagittal: divides § Explain the body into left differences of a and right portions. § Frontal: anterior sagittal cut, and posterior frontal cut, and portions transverse cut. § Transverse: superior and inferior portions? § Return

Body cavities & regions -100 § The head, neck, and abdomen would be in

Body cavities & regions -100 § The head, neck, and abdomen would be in this portion of the body. § Axial Return

Body cavities & regions -200 § Which of the following is an example of

Body cavities & regions -200 § Which of the following is an example of an upper abdominal region: Right Iliac, hypogastric, or Left Hypochondriac. § Left Hypochondriac § Return

Body cavities & regions -300 § The thoracic portion of the ventral abdominal cavity

Body cavities & regions -300 § The thoracic portion of the ventral abdominal cavity is separated from the abdominopelvic portion by a muscle called the ______. § diaphragm Return

Body cavities & regions - 400 § What organ is not found in the

Body cavities & regions - 400 § What organ is not found in the pelvic cavity: bladder, stomach, rectum, colon § stomach § Return

Body cavities & regions -500 § Which of the following structures does not lie

Body cavities & regions -500 § Which of the following structures does not lie within the mediastinum: aorta, liver, esophagus, trachea. § liver Return

Landmark regions -100 § If a doctor was referring to the wrist area, the

Landmark regions -100 § If a doctor was referring to the wrist area, the landmark name would be _____. § carpal § Return

Landmark regions -200 § When you are applying deodorant, what landmark region are you

Landmark regions -200 § When you are applying deodorant, what landmark region are you applying it to? § Axillary § Return

Landmark regions -300 § When babies get diaper rash, ointment is applied to this

Landmark regions -300 § When babies get diaper rash, ointment is applied to this landmark area. § Perineal Return

Landmark regions -400 § Athletes often tear muscles during sports activities because of improper

Landmark regions -400 § Athletes often tear muscles during sports activities because of improper stretching. A hurdle jumper may tear muscles in this landmark region if they didn’t warm-up. § Inguinal § Return

Landmark regions -500 § The buttocks are often used as intramuscular injection sites. This

Landmark regions -500 § The buttocks are often used as intramuscular injection sites. This region can be called ______. § Gluteal Return

Membranes-100 § This membrane type covers organs. § Visceral membrane § Return

Membranes-100 § This membrane type covers organs. § Visceral membrane § Return

Membranes -200 § This membrane type lines body cavities. § Parietal membrane Return

Membranes -200 § This membrane type lines body cavities. § Parietal membrane Return

Membranes - 300 § An emergency room patient had a superficial stab wound which

Membranes - 300 § An emergency room patient had a superficial stab wound which injured the visceral and parietal peritoneum. In what region was the injury located? § abdomen § Return

Membranes -400 § Serous fluid in the pleural cavity would be found between membranes

Membranes -400 § Serous fluid in the pleural cavity would be found between membranes surrounding the _____. § lungs § Return

DAILY DOUBLE - 500 * 2 § The membrane that covers the heart is

DAILY DOUBLE - 500 * 2 § The membrane that covers the heart is called the _______. § The membrane that lines the cavity is called the_____. § Visceral pericardium § Parietal pericardium Return

Misc. -100 § An anatomist would study _______ whereas a physiologist would study ______.

Misc. -100 § An anatomist would study _______ whereas a physiologist would study ______. § Structure; function § Return

Misc -200 § The bodies ability to respond to changes in the environment and

Misc -200 § The bodies ability to respond to changes in the environment and to maintain consistency in the internal environment is called: § homeostasis Return

Misc -300 § The study of tissues is called ____, whereas the study of

Misc -300 § The study of tissues is called ____, whereas the study of cells is called _____. § Histology; cytology § Return

Misc -400 § A synonym for medial is ______. § midline Return

Misc -400 § A synonym for medial is ______. § midline Return

Misc. -500 § If your reference point is “nearest the trunk of the body”

Misc. -500 § If your reference point is “nearest the trunk of the body” rather than “farthest from the trunk of the body, ” where does the elbow lie in relation to the wrist? Anterior, posterior, distal, or proximal. § Proximal Return