1. Anatomy Semester 1 Jeopardy
“I know it like the back of my hand”!

2. Cavity where bladder is found.
What is the abdominopelvic or pelvic cavity?

3. Covers bone.
What is periosteum?

4. Top layer of epidermis.
What is the stratus corneum?

5. Type of substance (molecule) that can pass directly through cell membrane.
What is lipid? (Phospholipid membrane)

6. Divides thoracic from abdominal cavity. Spelling counts
What is diaphragm?

7. Breaks down bone.
What is osteoclast?

8. Dead layer of epidermis.
What is the stratus corneum?

9. Active transport requires this.
What is energy?

10. Breakdown of food and absorption of nutrients occurs in this system.
What is digestive?

11. Less dense than compact bone.
What is spongy bone?

12. Waterproofing chemical in skin.
What is keratin?

13. System that exchanges gases with the surrounding environment.
What is respiratory?

14. Produces new bone.
What is osteoblast?

15. Secretion of sebaceous glands.
What is sebum?

16. Membrane that surrounds the nucleus.
What is nuclear membrane?

17. System brain belongs in.
What is nervous?

18. Joins bones.
What are ligaments?

19. Accessory structure of skin.
What are hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands?

20. Ion that opens sarcoplasmic reticulum.
What Na+?

21. Color of meat that is mostly slow twitch fibers.
What is dark?

22. One nerve connected to many muscle fibers
What is motor unit?

23. Term for stable body conditions.
What is homeostasis?

24. Where bones lengthen during childhood growth.
What are epiphyseal plates or growth plates?

25. Vitamin produced by exposure to UV light.
What is D3?

26. 2 terms describing how molecules in cell membrane reacts with water.
What are hydrophobic and hydrophilic?

27. Neurotransmitter found at neuromuscular junction.
What is ACH?

28. Another name for muscle fiber.
What is a muscle cell?

29. Tension remains stable but object moves.
What is isotonic?

30. Its presence allows actin fibers to bind with myosin clubs
What is Ca++?

31. Jeopardy Question
Two mechanisms used to generate ATP. Spelling counts!
What are
Aerobic and
Glycolysis?