Body Organization

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BIO 201 Assignment #1: Body Organization
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CLUES TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE #1
Across
Down
4. "spine side"
1. farther from starting point
5. homeostatic feedback where response enhances stimulus
2. ___ center, determines set-level for a homeostatic
9. ___ section, horizontal cut
condition
11. imaging using computer-aided X-rays in multiple layers
3. "Father of Western Medicine"
12. nose-end
5. ___ cavity, surrounds lung
16. homeostatic feedback where response opposes stimulus
6. ability to maintain stable internal conditions
18. structure determines function, "Principle of _"
7. study of cells
20. organ that carries out an effect in homeostatic system
8. group of cells with similar structure/function
23. vertical plane on midline
10. ___ cavity, surrounds heart
24. structure separating thoracic and abdominal cavities
13. imaging of soft tissues using magnetic fields
26. Dutch anatomist studied cadavers
14. organ system that produces hormones
29. imaging of metabolic activity using radiolabeled glucose
15. away from midline
30. imaging using sound waves
17. ___ cavity, contains abdominal organs
31. chemical reactions for breaking down molecules
19. space between the lungs
32. study of body structure
21. chemical reactions for building molecules
34. serous membrane on surface of organ
22. imaging using X-rays
35. study of body function
25. "belly-side"
36. basic unit of life
27. sum of all chemical reactions in the body
37. study of tissues
28. "back"
41. ____ plane, also called horizontal plane
33. group of tissues working together
43. ___ plane, parallel to the midline
38. organ system that provides active immunity
46. simplest level of body organization
39. tail-end
47. serous membrane forming cavity wall
40. closer to starting point
42. "front"
44. towards midline
45. chief physician to Roman gladiators