Anatomy - ANSWER The science of body structures and relationships
( to cut up)
Physiology - ANSWER The science of body functions (how the body works)
The 6 levels of organization - ANSWER Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ,
system, organismal
Atoms - ANSWER the smallest unit of matter
Cells - ANSWER smallest unit of life
Molecules - ANSWER two or more atoms joined together
Chemical level - ANSWER The simplest level of organization at which atoms
and molecules can be found
Cellular level - ANSWER the level at which molecules come together to form
cells
Tissue level - ANSWER The level at which cells and the extracellular materials
together form tissues
, Tissues - ANSWER Groups of cells and the materials surrounding them; come
together to create tissues
Organ level - ANSWER The level of organization at which tissues are joined
together to form organs
Organs - ANSWER structures comprised of two or more different types of
tissue
System level - ANSWER the level of organization at which related organs work
together to achieve a common function
System - ANSWER related organs with common function
Organismal level - ANSWER all parts of the body functioning together, any
living individual
6 characteristics of living organism(human) - ANSWER
metabolism,responsiveness, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction
Metabolism - ANSWER sum of all the chemical process that occur in the body
Catabolism - ANSWER the breakdown of complex chemical substances into
simple components
Anabolism - ANSWER the building up of complex chemical substances from
smaller, simpler components
( to cut up)
Physiology - ANSWER The science of body functions (how the body works)
The 6 levels of organization - ANSWER Chemical, cellular, tissue, organ,
system, organismal
Atoms - ANSWER the smallest unit of matter
Cells - ANSWER smallest unit of life
Molecules - ANSWER two or more atoms joined together
Chemical level - ANSWER The simplest level of organization at which atoms
and molecules can be found
Cellular level - ANSWER the level at which molecules come together to form
cells
Tissue level - ANSWER The level at which cells and the extracellular materials
together form tissues
, Tissues - ANSWER Groups of cells and the materials surrounding them; come
together to create tissues
Organ level - ANSWER The level of organization at which tissues are joined
together to form organs
Organs - ANSWER structures comprised of two or more different types of
tissue
System level - ANSWER the level of organization at which related organs work
together to achieve a common function
System - ANSWER related organs with common function
Organismal level - ANSWER all parts of the body functioning together, any
living individual
6 characteristics of living organism(human) - ANSWER
metabolism,responsiveness, movement, growth, differentiation, reproduction
Metabolism - ANSWER sum of all the chemical process that occur in the body
Catabolism - ANSWER the breakdown of complex chemical substances into
simple components
Anabolism - ANSWER the building up of complex chemical substances from
smaller, simpler components
