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UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: anatomy vs. physiology
A: anatomy is size and shape while physiology is the function and relationship of the body
and it's parts
Q2: integumentary system
A: Skin
Functions: Regulates body temp and protects deeper tissue from damage
Q3: respiratory system
A: lungs, etc.
Function: supplies body with oxygen, gets rid of carbon dioxide
Q4: skeletal system
A: bones
Function: supports body, protects organs, allows movement along with muscles
Q5: muscular system
A: muscles
function: allow movement along with skeletal system
Q6: nervous system
A: brain, spinal cord, nerves
functions: detects and reacts to changes in the body
Q7: endocrine system
A: adrenal gland, pancreas
functions: supplies body with hormones
Q8: digestive system
A: stomach, intestines, mouth, rectum, etc
function: breaks down food, allows nutrient absorption
Q9: cardiovascular system
A: heart, blood vessels
function: moves materials throughout body via blood pumped by the heart
Q10: reproductive system
, A: function: produces offspring
Q11: lymphatic system
A: lymph nodes
function: returns leaked fluids to blood, involved in immunity
Q12: urinary system
A: bladder, urethra, kidney
function: excretes nitrogen-containing wastes
Q13: organ
A: structure composed of two or more types of tissues
Q14: tissue
A: groups of similar cells that have a common function
Q15: organ system
A: group of organs that work together
Q16: Body Survival Needs
A: maintain boundaries, movement, responsiveness, digestion, metabolism, excretion,
reproduction, growth, nutrients, oxygen, water, stable body temp
Q17: Positive Feedback
A: INCREASE stimulus to push variable FARTHER from original value
ex. only seen in blood clotting and child birth
Q18: negative feedback
A: DECREASE or shut off stimulus
ex. to regulate heart rate, blood pressure, or breathing rate
Q19: cranial cavity
A: contains the brain
Q20: spinal cavity
A: contains the spinal cord
Q21: thoracic cavity
A: contains heart and lungs
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: anatomy vs. physiology
A: anatomy is size and shape while physiology is the function and relationship of the body
and it's parts
Q2: integumentary system
A: Skin
Functions: Regulates body temp and protects deeper tissue from damage
Q3: respiratory system
A: lungs, etc.
Function: supplies body with oxygen, gets rid of carbon dioxide
Q4: skeletal system
A: bones
Function: supports body, protects organs, allows movement along with muscles
Q5: muscular system
A: muscles
function: allow movement along with skeletal system
Q6: nervous system
A: brain, spinal cord, nerves
functions: detects and reacts to changes in the body
Q7: endocrine system
A: adrenal gland, pancreas
functions: supplies body with hormones
Q8: digestive system
A: stomach, intestines, mouth, rectum, etc
function: breaks down food, allows nutrient absorption
Q9: cardiovascular system
A: heart, blood vessels
function: moves materials throughout body via blood pumped by the heart
Q10: reproductive system
, A: function: produces offspring
Q11: lymphatic system
A: lymph nodes
function: returns leaked fluids to blood, involved in immunity
Q12: urinary system
A: bladder, urethra, kidney
function: excretes nitrogen-containing wastes
Q13: organ
A: structure composed of two or more types of tissues
Q14: tissue
A: groups of similar cells that have a common function
Q15: organ system
A: group of organs that work together
Q16: Body Survival Needs
A: maintain boundaries, movement, responsiveness, digestion, metabolism, excretion,
reproduction, growth, nutrients, oxygen, water, stable body temp
Q17: Positive Feedback
A: INCREASE stimulus to push variable FARTHER from original value
ex. only seen in blood clotting and child birth
Q18: negative feedback
A: DECREASE or shut off stimulus
ex. to regulate heart rate, blood pressure, or breathing rate
Q19: cranial cavity
A: contains the brain
Q20: spinal cavity
A: contains the spinal cord
Q21: thoracic cavity
A: contains heart and lungs
