Identify the organ system that each group of organs listed here is part of:(a) thymus, thyroid, ovary, pancreas(b) nasal cavity, larynx, bronchi, lungs(c) kidney, ureter, urethra

A classmate says that all of our body cells are pretty much the same.  How should you respond to her claim? (a) she is somewhat correct.  All of the cells in our skin and outer parts of the body are the same,  and the cells that make up our organs are different (b) She is correct.  All of our cells are the same (c)She is incorrect  Our cells differ in order to form different type of tissue for various functions (d) She is somewhat correct.  Our bones are made a different type of cell than our organs, in order to make the bones sturdy and hard

Body Cavities and Membranes: Fill in the Blanks

jennifer has a stomach flu and has been vomiting profusely for the 24hours.not only has she been unable to keep down fluids or foods but she has also lost the acidic digestive juices secreted by the stomach that are normally reabsorbed back into the blood farther down the digestive tract. In what ways might this condition threatens to disrupt homeostasis in Jennifer's internal environment? and what body systems responds to resist these changes

c) A patient has a CT scan of their abdomen with an absorbed dose of 25.0 mGy. The scan ends near the top of their pelvis. Assume that 15% of their bone is scanned, 20% of their skin, 90% of their colon, 25% of their bladder and 10% of their lungs but none of their liver, stomach and gonads. A further 20% of tissue characterised as 'remainder of the body' is also exposed during the scan. The tissue weighting factors for various organs is listed in the table below: Tissue Tissue weighting Tissue Tissue weighting factor factor skin 0.01 oesophagus 0.04 bone marrow 0.12 bladder 0.04 bone surface 0.01 breast 0.12 brain 0.01 gonads 0.08 lung 0.12 thyroid 0.04 liver 0.04 salivary glands 0.01 stomach 0.12 remainder of body 0.12 colon 0.12 What is the overall effective dose received by the patient from the CT scan?

Which tissue does this histological image represent? A) ureter B) bladder C) nephron D) urethra

Identify all the cavities for each organ as follows: abdominal (A), cranial (C), pelvic (P), pericardial (PC), pleural (PL), peritoneal (PT), thoracic (T), and vertebral (V). 1. brain 7. spinal cord 2. small intestine 8. liver 3. heart 9. kidneys 4. lungs 10. uterus 5. bronchi 11. urinary bladder 6. stomach 12. ovaries

Identify if an organ is located within the mediastinum or not by dragging "yes" or "no"  to the box following the name of each structure. -- heart                                    -- stomach                       -- trachea  -- lungs                                -- thyroid                                -- salivary glands  -- thymus                                 -- larynx                                 --  esophagus

The terms that apply to the front of the body in the anatomical position are:(a) posterior, dorsal. (b) back, front. (c) medial, lateral. (d) anterior, ventral.

The dorsal body cavity is subdivided into the..... cavity and the.....cavity