Exam 4: Organization of the Body

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The ventral cavity can be subdivided into three distinct areas.Name each area and give a description of each.

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Write the correct meaning for ENT:

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The upper right region of the abdomen is known as the:

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The medical term meaning above,in an upward direction,toward the head is ________.

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In the term android,the suffix -oid means :

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The amount of medication prescribed for a single administration is called ________.

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The pelvic cavity is subdivided into the cranial cavity and the pelvic cavity.

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A state of equilibrium that is maintained within the body's internal environment is called ________.

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The proton is the smallest chemical unit of matter.

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Write the correct meaning for LLQ:

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The root in the word dehydrate means :

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The ________ plane divides the body into superior and inferior portions.

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Which type of tissue consists of three and only three types of tissue?

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The combining form for foot is:

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The abbreviation for right upper quadrant is ________.

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The most important constituent of all body fluids is:

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The substance between the cell membrane and the nuclear membrane is called ________.

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Which term is defined as a study of cells?

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The outermost portion of the cell is known as the:

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Write the correct meaning for LUQ:

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