W04 Practice Exam

By: Mariah Miller

What section of the cell is this
What is this part of the cell
What is this part of the cell
What plane is this
What plane is this?
What plane is this?
What body cavity is number one.
What body cavity is number 3
What body cavity is number 2?
What body cavity is number 4
Anatomy descriptions
This function in the body is the state of dynamic equilibrium
The closest point to the origin.
Located at the back of the body. Contains the cranial and spinal cavity
Located at the front of the body; consists of the thoracic and
abdominopelvic cavities
A passive transport mechanism that involves the movement of particles from an area of
higher to lower concentration
A passive transport mechanism involving the diffusion of water from an area of
greater concentration of water (and a lesser concentration of solutes) to an area
of lesser concentration of water (and a greater concentration of solutes)
Form of vesicular transport that releases substances outside the cell
Process in which fluid and dissolved particles are trapped in the plasma
membrane and brought into the cell
Process in which large particles are trapped in the plasma membrane and
brought into the cell
Transport process involving the diffusion of a substance through a channel
protein
KEY
1. Mitochondrion 1. Homeostasis
2. Nucleus 2. Proximal
3. Dorsal cavity
3. Centrioles 4. Ventral cavity
4. Transverse plane 5. Diffusion
6. Osmosis
5. Sagittal plane 7. Exocytosis
6. Frontal plane 8. Pinocytosis
9. Phagocytosis
7. Cranial cavity 10. Facilitated diffusion
8. Abdominal cavity
9. Thoracic cavity
10. Pelvic cavity