samantha, lindsey, dallas, kira

1. WHERE IS IT?
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
EDITION!
By: Samantha, Lindsey, Dallas, and Kira

2. STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION
 Anatomy is the study of the body’s structure, and physiology is the
study of the body’s function. Having a knowledge of both anatomy
and physiology can be very helpful in attempting to solve problems
concerning the body’s health.
 CAN YOU NAME THIS FUNCTION?

3. LIFE CHARACTERISTICS
 Growth, reproduction, development
 The composition of an organism
 The responsiveness and the organization
 CAN YOU NAME THIS FUNCTION?

4. HOMEOSTASIS
 Homeostasis is the tendency of a system, especially the
physiological system of higher animals, to maintain internal
stability, owing to the coordinate response of its parts to any situation
or stimulus that would tend to disturb its normal condition or
funtion.
 CAN YOU NAME THIS FUNCTION?

5. HUMAN ORGANIZATIONS
 The body is described as having seven different structural levels.
Them being: Chemical, Organelle, Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ
System, Organism. Chemical is broken down into three smaller
subsections being atom, molecule, and macromolecule. Organism is
the final stage, where a single complete individual is made.
 CAN YOU NAME THIS FUNCTION?

6. ANATOMICAL PLANES
 Coronal plane (frontal plane)- divides the body in half (belly and back)
 Sagittal plane- left and right halves
 Midsagittal-(median plane)- equal let and right
 Transverse- sectional plane divides the body into superior and inferior
 CAN YOU NAME THIS FUNCTION?

7. DIRECTIONAL TERMS
 Anterior-front  Inferior-below
 Central-near midline
 Posterior-behind
 Peripheral- away from the
 Distal-farther from origin
midline
 Proximal-closer to origin
 Superficial-closer to body
 Dorsal-toward the back surface
 Ventral-toward the belly  Deep-farther from body surface
 Superior-above

8. BODY ORGANIZATIONS
 The human organism can be
divided into an axial portion
(head, neck, and trunk), the
abdomen can be divided into four
quadrants or nine regions
 CAN YOU NAME THIS
FUNCTION?

9. SOURCES CITED
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