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The endosteum is the - correct answer lining of the medullary cavity In endochondral bone formation the original pattern for the bone is made of - correct answer hyaline cartilage The shaft of the long bone is the - correct answer diaphysis The function of the osteoblasts is to - correct answer produce new bone formation The epiphyseal plate is located in the - correct answer metaphysis The distal and proximal extremities of a bone are the - correct a...

cardiac muscle - correct answer Involuntary muscle tissue found only in the heart. *1 nucleus, branched, tubular, striated* smooth muscle - correct answer involuntary muscle found in lining of organs (stomach, esophagus, uterus, blood vessel walls) *long and tapered, 1 nucleus, arranged in parallel lines, forming sheets, used in peristalsis & giving birth* skeletal muscle - correct answer voluntary muscles that make the bones of the skeleton move. Muscles attached to bon...

Animals store excess glucose as - correct answer glycogen It is more efficient for animals to store excess energy as - correct answer fats Lipid structure - correct answer triglyceride: 3 fatty acids and glycerol Phospholipids - correct answer phosphate head (hydrophilic) and a lipid tail (hydrophobic) which create a bilayer cell membrane Cofactors - correct answer inorganic molecules that help an enzymes active site to bind to a substrate Coenzymes -...

Why is the study of human anatomy and physiology important? - correct answer it is one of the most effective way to obey gods commands. what is the four kinds of tissue found in the human body? - correct answer epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous. what is epithelial tissue made up of? - correct answer covers and lines for protection of the body what is connective tissue made up of? - correct answer gives the body support for protection. what is muscle tiss...

All physiology is a combination of __ mechanisms. - correct answer homeostatic Homeostatic mechanisms can be a __ mechanism or a __ mechanism. - correct answer positive feedback; negative feedback What is a positive feedback mechanism? - correct answer movement away from a standard which encourages more movement away with no attempt to bring it back; could ultimately lead to catastrophic condition and death What is a negative feedback mechanism? - correct answer ...

Epithelial Tissue - correct answer covers and lines the surfaces and cavities of the body specialized forms cause secretion (glands) NO ECM connective tissue - correct answer Connect all tissues to one another bind, support, protect, and allow for transportation of substances ECM is prominent muscle tissue - correct answer generate force through contraction Little ECM between cells nervous tissue - correct answer generates, sends, and receives ...

What is anatomy nomenclature based on? (gives a worldwide standard for name) - correct answer Ancient Greek or Latin words Which system of the body will quickly respond to external and internal changes? - correct answer Nervous system What are the stages of organization? (In order) - correct answer Chemical level, cellular level, tissue level, organ level, organ system, organism Describe the anatomical position? - correct answer Person stands erect, with feet tog...

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Psychology - correct answer The study of behavior and the mind Behavior - correct answer A natural process subject to natural laws. refers to the observable actions of a person or an animal Mind - correct answer refers to the sensation, memories, motives, emotions, thoughts, and other subjective phenomena particular to an individual or animal that are not readily observed Dualism - correct answer Divides the world and all things in it into two parts: body and spi...

Main Point Examples - correct answer - What is the author's main point? - The main conclusion drawn in the author's argument is that... - The argument is structured to leda to which one of the following conclusions? Main Point Act - correct answer - identify the conclusion and premises - use the why test and then match your conclusion against the five answer choices - be careful not to fall for the opposite - when down to two choices, look for extreme wording and releva...