CHAPTER ONE: THE HUMAN BODY - AN ORIENTATION
Two. Subdivisions of Anatomy
LEVELS OF STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATIONS
Eight. Respiratory System
Maintenance of Homeostasis by Feedback loops:
Five. Endocrine System Gland and hormones
Six. Cardiovascular System
Sensitivity or Response to Stimuli
Regulations (Pag-gelow ng mga organs and kul ser bob ng body)
NECESSARY FUNCTIONS OF LIFE
HOMEOSTATIC CONTROL MECHANISMS
Two. Control Center - receives and processes information from the sensory receptor.
The three sets of serous membranes and cavities:
Four QUADRANTS OF ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITY
Quadrants of Abdominopelvic Cavity:
CHAPTER TWO: CELLS, TISSUES, GLANDS AND MEMBRANES
MITOSIS IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR STAGES:
Three Subdivisions of Loose Connective Tissue
Three Types of Cartilage:
Three. Reticular connective tissue
Two Subcategories of Dense collagenous connective tissue:
C. Supportive connective tissue
Two. Stratified Epithelia
Stratum Basale (Stratum Germinativum)
Common conditions associated with Stratum Corneum:
Greater than Simple Squamous
Greater than Simple Cuboidal
CHAPTER THREE: THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
FUNCTIONS OF THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM:
CLASSIFICATION OF BODY MEMBRANES: Epithelial membranes
CONNECTIVE TISSUE MEMBRANES
DIFFERENT CELLS IN EPIDERMIS
B. Types of Muscle Tissue
Parts of a Neuron with Functions
DETERMINANTS OF MELANIN PRODUCTION:
Two. Reticular Layer - the deepest layer of dermis; accounts for eighty percent of dermis.
Nails - protect the ends of your fingers and toes.
STRUCTURES SURROUNDING THE NAIL:
HAIR SHAFT - It's made up of three layers of keratin, a hardening protein. These are;
Sudoriferous glands - These are the glands that secrete sweat through your skin. There are two types of sweat glands: