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What are the planes of motion? - ANSWERsagittal, frontal, transverse saggital plane - ANSWERdivides the body into a right and left side frontal plane - ANSWERDivides the body into front and back portions. transverse plane - ANSWERhorizontal division of the body into upper and lower portions anatomical poistion - ANSWERStanding with feet erect, arms at the sides (supinated), palms, face, and eyes facing forward, provides a constant reference of body position Integumentary system organs - ANSWERhair, skin, nails Integumentary system functions - ANSWERencloses internal body structures, site of many sensory receptors Skeletal system organs - ANSWERCartilage, bones, joints Skeletal system functions - ANSWERsupports the body, enables movement, Muscular system organs - ANSWERskeletal muscles and tendons Muscular system functions - ANSWERmovement, helps maintain body temperature N

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BIO 210 MIDTERM EXAM 2025
QUESTION 100% ANSWERED.
What are the planes of motion? - ANSWERsagittal, frontal, transverse

saggital plane - ANSWERdivides the body into a right and left side

frontal plane - ANSWERDivides the body into front and back portions.

transverse plane - ANSWERhorizontal division of the body into upper and lower
portions

anatomical poistion - ANSWERStanding with feet erect, arms at the sides (supinated),
palms, face, and eyes facing forward, provides a constant reference of body position

Integumentary system organs - ANSWERhair, skin, nails

Integumentary system functions - ANSWERencloses internal body structures, site of
many sensory receptors

Skeletal system organs - ANSWERCartilage, bones, joints

Skeletal system functions - ANSWERsupports the body, enables movement,

Muscular system organs - ANSWERskeletal muscles and tendons

Muscular system functions - ANSWERmovement, helps maintain body temperature

Nervous system organs - ANSWERbrain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves

Nervous system functions - ANSWERdetects and processes sensory info, activates
body responses

Endocrine system organs - ANSWERpituitary gland, thyroid gland, pancreas, adrenal
glands, ovaries/testes

endocrine system function - ANSWERsecretes hormones, regulates bodily processes

Cardiovascular system organs - ANSWERheart, blood vessels

Cardiovascular system function - ANSWERdelivers oxygen and nutrients to tissues,
equalizes temperature in the body

,Lymphatic system organs - ANSWERthymus, lymph nodes, spleen, lymphatic vessels

Lymphatic system functions - ANSWERreturns fluid to the body, defends against
pathogens

Respiratory system organs - ANSWERnasal passage, trachea, lungs

Respiratory system functions - ANSWERremoves carbon dioxide from the body,
delivers oxygen to the blood

Digestive system organs - ANSWERstomach, liver, gallbladder, large intestine, small
intestine

Digestive system functions - ANSWERprocesses food for use by the body, removes
waste from undigested food

Urinary system organs - ANSWERkidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, urethra

Urinary system functions - ANSWERcontrols water balance in the body, removes waste
from blood and excretes them

Male reproductive system organs - ANSWERepididymis, testes

Male reproductive system functions - ANSWERproduces sex hormones and gametes,
delivers gametes to female

Female reproductive system organs - ANSWERmammary glands, ovaries, uterus

Female reproductive system functions - ANSWERproduce sex hormones and gametes,
supports embryo/fetus until birth, produces milk for infant

what are the levels of human organization from smallest to largest? - ANSWERAtom
(smallest)
Molecule
Organelle
Cell
Tissue
Organ
Organ system
organism (largest)

What is the definition of a cell? - ANSWERsmallest independently functioning unit of all
organisms

what are the different types of cells? - ANSWERstem cell, bone cell, blood cell, muscle
cell, fat cell, skin cell, nerve cell, endothelial cell, sex cell, pancreatic cell, cancer cell

, Left Upper Quadrant Organs - ANSWERliver, stomach, pancreas, kidney, spleen, left
adrenal gland

Right Upper Quadrant Organs - ANSWERliver, stomach, gallbladder, duodenum, right
kidney, pancreas, right adrenal gland

Left Quadrant lower organs - ANSWERleft ureter, reproductive organs

Right Lower Quadrant Organs - ANSWERappendix, reproductive organs, right ureter

Epigastric region organs - ANSWERstomach, liver, pancreas, duodenum, spleen,
adrenal glands

Right Lumbar Region organs - ANSWERgallbladder, liver, right colon

Left Lumbar Region organs - ANSWERdescending colon, left kidney

Right Hypochondriac Region organs - ANSWERliver, gallbladder, right kidney, small
intestine

Left Hypochondriac Region organs - ANSWERspleen, colon, left kidney, pancreas

Right Iliac Region organs - ANSWERAppendix, ceccum

Left Iliac Region organs - ANSWERDescending colon, Sigmoid colon

Hypogastrium Region organs - ANSWERurinary bladder, sigmoid colon, female
reproductive organs

Umbilical Region organs - ANSWERumbilicus (naval), parts of small intestine,
duodenum

what does the nucleus of a cell do? - ANSWERcell's central organelle; contains the
cell's DNA

what does the Plasma Membrane of a cell do? - ANSWERkeeps the intracellular
environment—the fluids and organelles—separate from the extracellular environment.

What does the Rough ER of a cell do? - ANSWERproduce proteins for the rest of the
cell to function; has ribosomes on it

What does the Smooth ER of a cell do? - ANSWERproduce proteins for the rest of the
cell to function; doesn't have ribosomes on it "smooth"

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