Exam 4: Organization of the Body

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A/An ________ is neutral without an electrical charge.

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In the term proximal,the root proxim means ________ the point of origin.

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Which term means pertaining to the front side of the body,abdomen,and belly surface?

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Fatty tissue throughout the body is called:

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The left hypochondriac region is the region over the stomach.

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A/An ________ is a chemical combination of two or more atoms that form a specific chemical compound.

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The suffix in the term homeostasis means :

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The ________ is the cell's control center that carries the chromosomes.

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The meaning of the abbreviation CO2 is ________.

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In the term inguinal,the root inguin means :

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Write the correct meaning for T:

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In the term cephalic,the root cephal means :

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Write the correct meaning for GI:

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In the term ambilateral,the prefix ambi- means :

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Which term means pertaining to body organs enclosed within a cavity,especially the abdominal organs?

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Which term means pertaining to one side?

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In the anatomical position,the palms are to the:

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The ________ is responsible for the cell's metabolism,growth,and reproduction.

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A negatively charged particle that revolves about the nucleus of an atom is called a/an ________.

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Name the common parts of the cell.Define each part.

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