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Abdominal Region HeadArmsLegsTorso

“Aids” Characteristics Of life Needs of an organism Body Cavities Pot Pourri F.J.

The middle portion. Answer

What is the Umbilical region.

On each side of the umbilical region. Answer

What is the left and right lumbar regions

The lower middle region. Answer

What is the hypogastric region.

The upper middle portion Answer

What is the epigastric region.

The otic region. Answer

What is the ear?

The head region. Answer

What is the cephalic?

The orbital region Answer

What is the eye?

The buccal region. Answer

What is the cheek?

The acromial region. Answer

What is the shoulder?

The axillary region. Answer

What is the armpit?

The bracchial region. Answer

What is the upper arm?

The cubital region. Answer

What is the elbow.

The pedal region. Answer

What is the foot?

The plantar region. Answer

What is the sole of the foot?

The crural region. Answer

What is the lower leg?

The popliteal region. Answer

What is the back of the knee?

The region between the thorax and the pelvis Answer

What is the abdominal region.

The mammary region. Answer

What is the breast?

The lumbar region. Answer

What is the lower back?

The inguinal region. Answer

What is the groin?

The word meaning “heart”. 200 Answer

What is Cardi- 200

Word meaning “cutting” 400 Answer

What is –tomy? 400

The meaning of pariet. 600 Answer

What is “wall”? 600

The meaning of “pleur”. 800 Answer

What is “rib” 800

When waste is removed from the body. 200 Answer

What is excretion? 200

Movement of substances through fluids. 400 Answer

What is circulation? 400

The definition of responsiveness. 600 Answer

What is to react to a stimuli? 600

To change substances that are taken in to a chemically different form used by the body. 800 Answer

What is assimilation? 800

Any force upon a body. 200 Answer

What is pressure? 200

Measurement of heat. 400 Answer

What is temperature? 400

Used to release energy from food. 600 Answer

What is Oxygen? 600

The force of water upon a body. 800 Answer

What is hydrostatic pressure? 800

The back cavity. 200 Answer

What is the dorsal cavity? 200

The section of the body with the arms and legs. 400 Answer

What is the appendicular portion? 400

The organs of the ventral cavities. 600 Answer

What are the visceral organs? 600

The thoracic cavity. 800 Answer

What is the chest cavity containing the heart and lungs? 800

Farther away from the point of attachment. 200 Answer

What is distal? 200

A plane cutting the body into a ventral and dorsal section. 400 Answer

What is a frontal/coronal plane? 400

Towards the outside. 600 Answer

What is peripheral? 600

Cutting something at an angle. 800 Answer

What is an oblique section? 800

FINAL JEOPARDY Levels of Organization Answer

Final Jeopardy List the levels of organization, from smallest to largest.