Karteikarten
Terms relating to Tissue, Organs, and Systems
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- 1Abdominalspace between diaphragm and hip bones; houses the major digestive organs
- 2AlimentaryPertaining to food or nutrition (alimentary canal)
- 3ArterialPertaining to the arteries or the blood in them.
- 4ArticularPertaining to a joint.
- 5AutonomicOccurring involuntarily.
- 6AxialTrunk and Skull (Skeleton)
- 7BowelDivision of intestine.
- 8BronchialPertaining to air tubes of the lungs.
- 9CapillarySmallest blood vessels.
- 10CardiacPertaining to the heart.
- 11Cardiac Muscle TissueSpecialized form of involuntary muscle tissue found only in the heart.
- 12CardiovascularPertaining to the heart and blood vessels.
- 13CavitySpace or hollow within the body.
- 14CerebralPertaining to the brain, the cerebrum in particular.
- 15CervicalPertaining to the neck or the cervix
- 16CiliaSmall hairlike structures.
- 17CirculatoryPertaining to blood circulation.
- 18CloacaUrogenital chamber of birds into which the intestinal, urinary, and generative canals discharge.
- 19CoccygealTail area.
- 20CollateralSecondary or accessory.
- 21ColonPart of the large intestine.
- 22CopulatoryPertaining to sexual intercourse.
- 23Connective TissueTissue specializing in connection and support of body parts.
- 24CoronaryRegarding the heart.
- 25CranialPertaining to the space enclosed by the skull; houses the brain and the pituitary gland.
- 26CUtaneousRelating to the skin.
- 27DeciduousFalling out at the end of a stage or a season; first set of teeth.
- 28DentalPertaining to teeth or dentistry.
- 29DiaphragmMuscular wall dividing thoratic and abdominal cavity.
- 30DiaphragmaticPertaining to the diaphragm.
- 31DiastolicRegarding the relaxation of the heart muscle, allowing the heart chambers to fill with blood.
- 32DigestiveRegarding the chemical process of turning food into substances the body can use.
- 33DigitalPertaining to fingers or toes.
- 34DuodenalPertaining to the duodenum.
- 35EndocrineSecreting internally; relating to endocrine glands.
- 36EpidermalRelating to the outer layer of skin.
- 37Epithelial TissueTissue that line, protects, or invests the body organs.
- 38EsophagusTubular food passage between the neck and stomach.
- 39ExcretoryRelating to discharge of waste.
- 40ExocrineExternal secretion of a gland.
- 41ExtremitiesTerminal portions: legs, feet, hooves, paws.
- 42FascialConnective tissue membrane.
- 43FecalRelated to feces.
- 44GeneticRelating to biological heredity.
- 45GenitalPertaining to reproductive organs.
- 46Hormonalrelating to hormones.
- 47IntegumentaryPertaining to the skin of the body.
- 48IntestinalPertaining to large or small intestines.
- 49InvestCover or surround part of a body.
- 50Involuntary Muscle TissueMuscle tissues that are automatically controlled by the nervous system.
- 51LarynxUpper part of the trachea (windpipe)
- 52LumberPertaining to the lower back.
- 53LymphaticPertaining to lymph or lymphatic vessels.
- 54MediastinumMass of tissues and organs separating the lungs.
- 55MetabolicRelating to metabolism.
- 56MucuousSecreting mucus or covered in mucus.
- 57MucusSlippery secretion of mucuous membranes, acts like a lubrication.
- 58Muscle TissueTissue with the power to contract and thus produce movement; can be skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, or cardiac muscle.
- 59MuscularPertaining to the muscles.
- 60Nerve TissueTissue that carries nerve impulses.
- 61NervousPertaining to the nerves.
- 62PeritoneumMembrane investing the abdominal cavity and viscera.
- 63Pleural CavitySpace between lungs and pleura.
- 64ReproductiveConcerning the production of offspring.
- 65RespiratoryPertaining to the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between atmosphere and body cells.
- 66SkeletalPertaining to the bones of the body.
- 67Spinal CavitySpaces between the vertebrae; houses the spinal cord.
- 68StriatedStriped, as in the appearance of the voluntary (skeletal) muscles.
- 69Thoratic CavitySpace between the the neck and the diaphragm; houses the lungs.
- 70UrinaryPertaining to the system of urine excretion.
- 71UrogenitalPertaining to organs of excretion and reproduction.
- 72VascularRelating to vessels for passage of bodily fluids.
- 73Viscus, pl. visceraInternal organs, particularly those of the abdominal activity.
- 74Voluntary Muscle TissueMuscle tissues controlled by conscious effort; also called skeletal muscle.
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