ANAT 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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Anatomy Ans✓✓✓The study of structure
4 areas of Anatomy Ans✓✓✓Histology, Gross Anatomy,
Neuroanatomy, and Embryology.
What is "inextricably linked in Anatomy?" Ans✓✓✓Form and function
What is a molecule? Ans✓✓✓Group of atoms bonded together
A molecule is on what level? Ans✓✓✓Chemical level
cells Ans✓✓✓smallest living structures and are formed from atoms and
molecules
cells are found at which level? Ans✓✓✓cellular level
Tissues Ans✓✓✓similar cells that perform specialized functions
Tissues are found on which level? Ans✓✓✓Tissue Level
Organ Ans✓✓✓2 or more tissues that work together to perform
complex functions.
,Organs are found in the? Ans✓✓✓organ level
Organ system Ans✓✓✓related organs that work together to coordinate
activities and achieve a common function.
Organ system are found at what level? Ans✓✓✓Organ system level
Axial Ans✓✓✓Vertical axis of body
Which body parts are found on the axial plane?
Ans✓✓✓Head/neck/trunk
Appendicular Ans✓✓✓limbs or appendages that attach to the axis
integumentary system Ans✓✓✓consists of things that cover our body
i.e. skin/hair/nails
Skeletal system Ans✓✓✓bones and joints
Muscular System Ans✓✓✓consists of the muscles of the body
Nervous system Ans✓✓✓Consists of the brain/spinal cord/nerves
,Endocrine system Ans✓✓✓glands that produce hormones
Digestive System Ans✓✓✓the mouth to the anus
Respiratory System Ans✓✓✓breathing (nose, air passageways, and
lungs)
Cardiovascular System Ans✓✓✓the heart, blood vessels, and blood.
Lymphatic System Ans✓✓✓Structures that initiate immune response
urinary system Ans✓✓✓kidneys, ureters, bladder, and eurethra
Reproductive Systems Ans✓✓✓means for sexual maturation and
procreation of each individual
Anterior view Ans✓✓✓Frontal view
Lateral view Ans✓✓✓Side view
ventral Ans✓✓✓Front
Dorsal Ans✓✓✓Back
, Lateral Dorsal subgroups Ans✓✓✓Cranial and vertebral
Ventral subgroups Ans✓✓✓Thoracic and Abdomino Pelvic
Posterior Ans✓✓✓towards the rear
Proximal Ans✓✓✓closer to the origin
Distal Ans✓✓✓Away from the origin
Superficial layer Ans✓✓✓closer to the surface of the body
Parietal Ans✓✓✓component of the body walls
Parietal components Ans✓✓✓muscles, connective tissues, and tissues
covering the organs.
Visceral Ans✓✓✓lines the outer surfaces of the organs (viscera) that
are located within the cavities.
medial Ans✓✓✓toward the midline
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
Anatomy Ans✓✓✓The study of structure
4 areas of Anatomy Ans✓✓✓Histology, Gross Anatomy,
Neuroanatomy, and Embryology.
What is "inextricably linked in Anatomy?" Ans✓✓✓Form and function
What is a molecule? Ans✓✓✓Group of atoms bonded together
A molecule is on what level? Ans✓✓✓Chemical level
cells Ans✓✓✓smallest living structures and are formed from atoms and
molecules
cells are found at which level? Ans✓✓✓cellular level
Tissues Ans✓✓✓similar cells that perform specialized functions
Tissues are found on which level? Ans✓✓✓Tissue Level
Organ Ans✓✓✓2 or more tissues that work together to perform
complex functions.
,Organs are found in the? Ans✓✓✓organ level
Organ system Ans✓✓✓related organs that work together to coordinate
activities and achieve a common function.
Organ system are found at what level? Ans✓✓✓Organ system level
Axial Ans✓✓✓Vertical axis of body
Which body parts are found on the axial plane?
Ans✓✓✓Head/neck/trunk
Appendicular Ans✓✓✓limbs or appendages that attach to the axis
integumentary system Ans✓✓✓consists of things that cover our body
i.e. skin/hair/nails
Skeletal system Ans✓✓✓bones and joints
Muscular System Ans✓✓✓consists of the muscles of the body
Nervous system Ans✓✓✓Consists of the brain/spinal cord/nerves
,Endocrine system Ans✓✓✓glands that produce hormones
Digestive System Ans✓✓✓the mouth to the anus
Respiratory System Ans✓✓✓breathing (nose, air passageways, and
lungs)
Cardiovascular System Ans✓✓✓the heart, blood vessels, and blood.
Lymphatic System Ans✓✓✓Structures that initiate immune response
urinary system Ans✓✓✓kidneys, ureters, bladder, and eurethra
Reproductive Systems Ans✓✓✓means for sexual maturation and
procreation of each individual
Anterior view Ans✓✓✓Frontal view
Lateral view Ans✓✓✓Side view
ventral Ans✓✓✓Front
Dorsal Ans✓✓✓Back
, Lateral Dorsal subgroups Ans✓✓✓Cranial and vertebral
Ventral subgroups Ans✓✓✓Thoracic and Abdomino Pelvic
Posterior Ans✓✓✓towards the rear
Proximal Ans✓✓✓closer to the origin
Distal Ans✓✓✓Away from the origin
Superficial layer Ans✓✓✓closer to the surface of the body
Parietal Ans✓✓✓component of the body walls
Parietal components Ans✓✓✓muscles, connective tissues, and tissues
covering the organs.
Visceral Ans✓✓✓lines the outer surfaces of the organs (viscera) that
are located within the cavities.
medial Ans✓✓✓toward the midline
