COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. cytology a. study of tissues 2. physiology b. stable internal environment 3. histology c. lying face up 4. metabolism 5. homeostasis d. study of vital body functions e. positive feedback 6. cardiac muscle f. organ system that has the skin 7. heart g. study of cells 8. integumentary h. negative feedback i. between pleural cavities j. all chemical activity in body 9. temperature regulation 10. blood clot formation 11. supine k. line true body cavities 12. prone 1. tissue 13. serous membranes m. serous membrane 14. mediastinum n. organ 15. peritoneum o. lying face down

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