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JeopardyAnatomical
TermsDirectional
TermsHomeostasis
Body Cavities & Systems
MaintainingLife
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Anatomical Terms
The study of bodily functions
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Physiology
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To properly reconnect theDisconnected bones of the human Skeleton, you would need to have a Good understanding of what fieldOf study?
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Anatomy
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The identification of a disease Or disorder by a medical doctor basedOn a scientific evaluation of the Patients signs and symptoms is called a?
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Diagnosis
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A fever with high blood pressure is An example of what kind of objectiveData. What do we call these in the Medical field?
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Signs
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An abnormality in structure And/ or function is known as a(n):
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Disorder
$100 Question from Directional Terms
Toward the head
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Superior
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To the front of the Body
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Anterior
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Toward the surface of the Body
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Superficial
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Farther away from midline
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Lateral
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Cut into top and bottom halves
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Transverse Plane
$100 Question from Homeostasis
Maintaining the body’s internalEnvironment stable
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Homeostasis
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A progressive decline in the body’s Ability to restore homeostasis is Known as:
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Aging
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This is the place the information Of a change is processed. It is usuallyThe brain or spinal cord. It is known As the ____________ in maintainingHomeostasis.
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Control Center
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Causes the effector to counter theChange that is occurring in the body.
This is known as the ________ _______System.
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Negative Feedback System
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What are the 2 main systems thatControl Homeostasis?
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The Nervous System and theEndocrine System
$100 Question from Body Systems
A group of tissues working Together will form a:
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Organ
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Controls homeostasis throughElectrical messages known as
Nerve impulses.
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Nervous System
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The Thoracic cavity and the Abdominal cavities are divided
By the:
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Diaphragm
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Contains the Spinal Cord
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Vertebral Cavity
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Contains an individual lung
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Pleural Cavity
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The heart and lungs are protectedBy
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The Ribs
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The process by which unspecializedCells become specialized
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Differentiation
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Includes all the activities promoted By the muscular system, such as propelling
Ourselves from one place to another.
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Movement
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The ability to sense changes (stimuli)In the environment and then to react to them
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Responsiveness
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All the chemical reactions that occur withinThe body’s cells
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Metabolism
Final Jeopardy
List the levels of organization of the Human body in order starting with cells.
Final Jeopardy Answer
Cells > Tissue > Organ > Organ System> Organism
