Organisation Of The Body System

Question 1

What is the anatomy of a cell label diagram

Answer 1

Plasma (cell membrane) thin outer layer Cytoplasm/protoplasm. makes up bulk of cell proteins carbs metabolism Nucleus largest structure carries hereditary factors of cell Picture required

Question 2

Name the Five tissue types

Answer 2

Epithelial covering and linings

Connective

Nervous Receiving and transporting stimuli

Muscle

Fluid. 60% of body is made up of fluid 70% of that is held in cell the other 30% is bodily fluids like blood saliva

Question 3

Common groups of epithelial tissue can be divided into how many groups

Answer 3

2

Question 4

Common groups of epithelial tissue can be divided into 2 groups what are they?

Answer 4

Simple Stratified

Question 5

Common groups of epithelial tissue can be divided into simple and stratified, describe the difference

Answer 5

Simple have single layers Stratified have multiple

Question 6

Name 4 simple epithelial tissues

Answer 6

Simple Squamous

Simple Cuboidal

Simple Columnar

Simple Columnar ciliate

Question 7

Name 4 stratified tissues

Answer 7

Stratified squamous

Stratified cuboidal

Stratified columnar

Pseudo stratified columnar

Question 8

What do glands do

Answer 8

Glands secrete substances in the cardiovascular system

Question 9

types of glands name them

Answer 9

Glands with ducts secrete enzymes Glands without ducts hormones

Question 10

What do glands with ducts do

Answer 10

Theses glands secrete Enzymes directly in the CVS ( protein organic catalyst) measurement of these indicate mi

Question 11

What do glands without ducts do

Answer 11

Secrete hormones into CVS through the blood passing within tissue of the gland

Question 12

What are the three main areas of muscle tissue

Answer 12

Skeletal muscle Smooth muscle Cardiac muscle

Question 13

How are organs formed

Answer 13

When two or more types of tissue combine

Question 14

What are organs

Answer 14

Organs are structures that have a recognisable shape and perform a specific function

Question 15

When Several organs of similar functions are joined together by tracts and vessels they are known as what

Answer 15

A System

Question 16

Homeostasis is what

Answer 16

The condition in which the body’s internal environment remains constant and normal bodily functions continue to sustain life and mental alertness

Question 17

The skin is divided into how many main layers

Answer 17

2

Question 18

The skin is divided into how 2 main layers what are they

Answer 18

Epidermis outer layer Dermis Then subcutaneous

Question 19

How many Functions does the skin have

Answer 19

4

Question 20

4 Functions the skin

Answer 20

Regulating body temperature Protection Reception of stimuli Immunity

Question 21

Approximately an adult has how much skin

Answer 21

2m2

Question 22

How many major systems does the body have

Answer 22

8

Question 23

List the 8 major systems

Answer 23

Skeletal system Muscular system Respiratory system Cardiovascular system Nervous system Digestive system Lymphatic system Endocrine system

Question 24

Name the and Label Nine abdominal and pelvic Regions

Answer 24

Requires picture. Right hypochondrium. Epigastrium. Left hypochondrium Right Lumber. Umbilical. Left lumber Right lilac Hypogastrium. Right lliac

Question 25

Name the body cavities

Answer 25

Cranial cavity Thoracic cavity Abdominal and pelvic cavity

Question 26

The thoracic cavity boundaries

Answer 26

Anterior sternum and ribs Lateral. Ribs and intercostal muscles Posterior thoracic vertebra of the spine Superior. Structure forming the root of the neck Inferior. Diaphragm

Question 27

Abdominal region contains

Answer 27

Stomach Liver Pancreas Small intestines Bile ducts Most of the large intestine Other spleen kidneys ureters nerves adrenal glands lymph

Question 28

What structures are in Pelvic region

Answer 28

Rectum Anus Bladder Urethra Some small intestine Reproductive organs

Question 29

Boundaries for the abdominal and pelvic cavity

Answer 29

Anterior large abdominal muscles Lateral floating ribs and abdominal muscles Posterior lumber vertebrae and the posterior abdominal muscle Superior. Diaphragm Inferior. Continuous with the pelvic bones

Question 30

label

Answer 30

Question 31

label with areas and poss problems

Answer 31