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_______ is the fluid found within veins.
Plasma
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In humans, the 46 _______ contain DNA, the hereditary material.
Chromosomes
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The _______ in the fetal skull permit for compression of the skull during birth and allows for growth of the brain after birth.
Fontanels
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______ is produced by the beta cells of the pancreas and lowers the blood glucose level.
Insulin
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The deltoid area is ______ to the gluteal area.
Superior
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The _______ system covers the body and includes the skin.
Integumentary
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The _______ fluid found within the cells.
Intracellular
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______ cells have the potential to divide and become any of several kinds of cells.
Stem
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The rib cage is directly involved in the functioning of the ______ system.
Respiratory
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The Umbilical area is _______ to the lumbar area.
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The lungs are found in the _______ cavity.
Thoracic
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DNA is the _______ (code) material found within cells.
Genetic
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RBC's transport _______ which is bonded to hemoglobin.
Oxygen
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The nervous system transmits _______ to muscles to cause contractions.
Impulses
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The plantar area is _______ to the femoral area.
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In emergencies, type o negative blood may be considered the ________ donor because it has no RBC antigens to trigger destruction by a recipient's antibodies.
Universal
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The small intestines, stomach, and gallbladder are found in the ________ cavity.
Abdominal
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_______is the waste product of cell respiration.
Carbon Dioxide
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_______ destroy pathogens that have entered the body.
WBC's
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The frontal area is _______ to the occipital area.
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During strenuous exercise, muscle fatigue is caused by production of _______ when there is no oxygen present in the muscle fibers.
Lactic Acid
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The _______ is found in the right upper quadrant of the abdominal cavity.
Liver
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The pH of cells and tissues will _______ if too much carbon dioxide accumulates in them.
Decrease
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Platelets are cells that are important for blood _______.
Clotting
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The _______ system is the organ system that supports the body.
Skeletal
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The ______ is the space between the neuron and the muscle fiber in the neuromuscular junction.
Synapse
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The smallest living units of structure and function of the body are called ______.
Cells
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______ is the element that provides strength in bone and teeth.
Calcium
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Sensation, movement, and learning are all function of ______ tissue.
Nerve
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The _______ system transports nutrients and gases within the body.
Circulatory
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______ is a group of cells with similar structures and functions.
Tissue
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________ is the movement of water and dissolved materials through a membrane from an area of high pressure to an area of lower pressure.
Filtration
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The function of smooth muscles in arteries is to help maintain ________.
Blood Pressure
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When muscles contract, they ______ and pull.
Shorten
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The _______ system produces specialized cells to continue the human species.
Reproductive
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An ________ is an arrangement of several tissues that accomplishes specific functions.
Organ
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The process of filtration is important to form urine in the ______.
Kidneys
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Mucous membranes are found in the all tracts that open to the _________.
Environment
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The CNS and PNS are divisions of the ________.
Nervous System
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The ________ system removes waste products from the blood.
Urinary
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A _______ feedback mechanism requires an external brake or stop.
Positive
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_______ is the movement of molecules from an area of greater concentration to an area of lesser concentration.
Diffusion
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The epidermis is that part of the integumentary systems that prevents entry of ________.
Pathogens
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A reflex is an ________ response to a stimulus.
Involuntary
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The ______ system moves the body.
Muscular
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_______ is the total of all the chemical reactions and physical changes within the body.
Metabolism
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_______ is the engulfing of something by moving.
Phagocytosis
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The function of ______ is to protect living skin layers from more UV rays.
Melanin
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The _______ is part of the brain that regulates body tempature and controls appetite.
Hypothalamus
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The _______ system secretes hormones and consist of glands.
Endocrine
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If the blood level of glucose is higher than normal, glucose will be spilled into the _______.
Urine
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________ means behind the peritoneum.
Retroperitoneal
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In Oogenesis, how many eggs cells are produced for each cell?
One
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Besides Specific Gravity, ______ is a measure of how dilute or concentrated urine is.
Color
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In spermatogenesis, how many functional sperm are produced for every cell?
4
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