Click and drag on elements in orderThis list identifies the various levels of structural hierarchy in the body. Rearrange the list in order of complexity, so that the least complex level is at the top and the most complex level is at the bottom.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 6. Tissue toggle buttonTissueChoice 2 of 6. Cell toggle buttonCellChoice 3 of 6. Organ toggle buttonOrganChoice 4 of 6. Organism toggle buttonOrganismChoice 5 of 6. Atom toggle buttonAtomChoice 6 of 6. Organ system toggle buttonOrgan systemNeed help? Review these concept resources.

Rank the following from least inclusive (smallest) at the top to most inclusive (largest) at the bottom.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 5. Tissue toggle buttonTissueChoice 2 of 5. Organ system toggle buttonOrgan systemChoice 3 of 5. Cell toggle buttonCellChoice 4 of 5. Organism toggle buttonOrganismChoice 5 of 5. Organ toggle buttonOrganNeed help? Review these concept resources.

Click and drag on elements in orderArrange the elements of the bronchial tree based on decreasing diameter, placing the largest at the top of the list.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 4. primary (main) bronchus toggle buttonprimary (main) bronchusChoice 2 of 4. secondary (lobar) bronchus toggle buttonsecondary (lobar) bronchusChoice 3 of 4. terminal bronchiole toggle buttonterminal bronchioleChoice 4 of 4. tertiary (segmental) bronchus toggle buttontertiary (segmental) bronchus

The following is a list of several levels of organization that make up the human body. Put them in order from the smallest to the largest. 1) tissue 2) cell 3) organ 4) organelle 5) system

Arrange these stages that form during the first week of human development according to the order in which they occur. Place the earliest stage at the top.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 4. Embryo toggle buttonEmbryoChoice 2 of 4. Zygote toggle buttonZygoteChoice 3 of 4. Blastocyst toggle buttonBlastocystChoice 4 of 4. Morula toggle buttonMorulaNeed help? Review these concept resources.

Click and drag on elements in orderList the epidermal layers of thin skin from the most superficial (at the top) to the deepest layer (at the bottom).InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 4. stratum spinosum toggle buttonstratum spinosumChoice 2 of 4. stratum granulosum toggle buttonstratum granulosumChoice 3 of 4. stratum basale toggle buttonstratum basaleChoice 4 of 4. stratum corneum toggle buttonstratum corneum