BI 121 GRCC test 1 notes questions with verified
answers
abdominal regions Ans✓✓✓ a grid of nine imagery regions
abdominopelvic cavity Ans✓✓✓ divided into an upper abdominal
cavity and a lower pelvic cavity
abdominopelvic quadrants Ans✓✓✓ four abdominal divisions
abdominopelvic quadrants Ans✓✓✓ right upper and left upper
quadrant
right lower and left lower quadrant
abdominopelvic regions Ans✓✓✓ right hypochondriac
right lumbar
right iliac or inguinal region
epigastric
umbillical
hypogastric
left hypochondriac
left lumbar
,left iliac or inguinal
absorption Ans✓✓✓ movement of nutrients from the digestive tract
into the body fluids for transport to all the body's cells
acids Ans✓✓✓ substances that release a hydrogen ion (H+) when in
solution, ph higher than 7
amino acids Ans✓✓✓ subunits of proteins
anabolism Ans✓✓✓ construction of larger molecules from smaller
molecules ie dehydration synthesis
anatomical position Ans✓✓✓ standard position as a reference point of
view
Anatomy * Ans✓✓✓ the study of the structure of the human body
anions Ans✓✓✓ ions with a negative charge
anterior Ans✓✓✓ in front of, or front
apical Ans✓✓✓ narrower tip of an organ
, appendicular region Ans✓✓✓ comprising the arms and legs
atom Ans✓✓✓ smallest complete unit of all elements
atomic number Ans✓✓✓ number of protons in the nucleus
atomic weight Ans✓✓✓ sum of all the protons and the average
number of neutrons in the nucleus
axial Ans✓✓✓ down the middle, head, neck, and trunk
axial region Ans✓✓✓ contains the head, neck and truck
basal Ans✓✓✓ the base or the widest part of an organ (bottom)
bases (alike compounds) Ans✓✓✓ electrolytes that when dissociated
in solution, shift the h+/ oh- balance to produce more hydroxide ions,
ph lower than 7
bilateral symmetry Ans✓✓✓ external right and left sides of the body
are roughly mirror images of one another ( important in describing
injury to external parts of the body) body is asymmetrical
answers
abdominal regions Ans✓✓✓ a grid of nine imagery regions
abdominopelvic cavity Ans✓✓✓ divided into an upper abdominal
cavity and a lower pelvic cavity
abdominopelvic quadrants Ans✓✓✓ four abdominal divisions
abdominopelvic quadrants Ans✓✓✓ right upper and left upper
quadrant
right lower and left lower quadrant
abdominopelvic regions Ans✓✓✓ right hypochondriac
right lumbar
right iliac or inguinal region
epigastric
umbillical
hypogastric
left hypochondriac
left lumbar
,left iliac or inguinal
absorption Ans✓✓✓ movement of nutrients from the digestive tract
into the body fluids for transport to all the body's cells
acids Ans✓✓✓ substances that release a hydrogen ion (H+) when in
solution, ph higher than 7
amino acids Ans✓✓✓ subunits of proteins
anabolism Ans✓✓✓ construction of larger molecules from smaller
molecules ie dehydration synthesis
anatomical position Ans✓✓✓ standard position as a reference point of
view
Anatomy * Ans✓✓✓ the study of the structure of the human body
anions Ans✓✓✓ ions with a negative charge
anterior Ans✓✓✓ in front of, or front
apical Ans✓✓✓ narrower tip of an organ
, appendicular region Ans✓✓✓ comprising the arms and legs
atom Ans✓✓✓ smallest complete unit of all elements
atomic number Ans✓✓✓ number of protons in the nucleus
atomic weight Ans✓✓✓ sum of all the protons and the average
number of neutrons in the nucleus
axial Ans✓✓✓ down the middle, head, neck, and trunk
axial region Ans✓✓✓ contains the head, neck and truck
basal Ans✓✓✓ the base or the widest part of an organ (bottom)
bases (alike compounds) Ans✓✓✓ electrolytes that when dissociated
in solution, shift the h+/ oh- balance to produce more hydroxide ions,
ph lower than 7
bilateral symmetry Ans✓✓✓ external right and left sides of the body
are roughly mirror images of one another ( important in describing
injury to external parts of the body) body is asymmetrical
