BODY PLANES Which picture shows a midsagittal plane?

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BODY PLANES Which picture shows a midsagittal plane? Which picture shows a sagittal plane?

BODY PLANES Which picture shows a frontal plane? Which picture shows a transverse plane?

Define each of the starred words * * * * * * * * Define each of the starred words

What planes are shown in this diagram? 333 1 22

List the six levels of organization

What structures are in the cranial cavity? What structures are in the abdominal cavity? What structures are in the thoracic cavity? What structures are in the pelvic cavity?

Explain negative feedback and write three examples

Explain Positive Feedback and write three examples

Which quadrant is the liver in? The spleen? The appendix? Ascending colon? Stomach? The left kidney? Right ovary?