Chapter 2 Test Flashcards
The study of the structure of any living organism
anatomy
The study of the functions of the structure or parts of any living organism
Physiology
What are the 5 levels of organization of the body?
- Chemical level
- Cell level
- Tissue level
- Organ level
- Organ System level
The ability of the body to maintain relative stability and to function normally despite constant changes
homeostasis
An _____ is a substance made of only one type of atom. Therefore, an _____ is the smallest part of an ______
element - atom - element
What element does Cu stand for?
copper
What element does Fe stand for?
Iron
What element does Ca stand for?
calcium
What element does N stand for?
nitrogen
What element does O stand for?
oxygen
What element does K stand for?
Potassium
What element does H stand for?
hydrogen
What element does Ci stand for?
chlorine
What element does Mg stand for?
magnesium
What element does Na stand for?
sodium
What element does P stand for?
phosphorus
What element does C stand for?
carbon
What element does I stand for?
iodine
What element does Zn stand for?
zinc
The most abundant compound in the human body
water
Water is a _____; many substances can dissolve in water
solvent
Water is a ______; it prevents friction where surfaces meet and move
lubricant
Water changes ______ slowly; water has a high specific heat capacity
temperature
Water within cells
intracellular fluid