lecture 1

Question 1

Head is composed of

Answer 1

skull which encloses the brain and face which includes eyes,nose mouth, forehead and cheeks

Question 2

neck

Answer 2

support head and attaches head to trunk

Question 3

trunk is composed of

Answer 3

chest abdomen pelvis

Question 4

upper limbs

Answer 4

from shoulder to fingers

Question 5

LOWER LIMBS

Answer 5

from buttocks to foot

Question 6

groin

Answer 6

area marked by crease where trunk attaches to thigh

Question 7

cranial cavity

Answer 7

contains brain

Question 8

vertebral canal

Answer 8

contains spinal cord

Question 9

trunk has 2 cavities called

Answer 9

thoracic cavity and abdominopelvic cavity

Question 10

thoracic cavity

Answer 10

chest cavity that contains pericardial and 2 pleural cavities

Question 11

pericardial cavities

Answer 11

fluid filled space surrounding heart

Question 12

pleural cavities

Answer 12

fluid filled space surrounding lungs between parietal and visceral pleura

Question 13

mediastinum

Answer 13

central part of thoracic cavity between lungs from 1st rib to diaphragm and sternum to vertebral column contains all thoracic organ except lungs. heart, esophagus, trachea,

Question 14

parietal pleura

Answer 14

iNTERIOR LINES CHEST WALL

Question 15

visceral pleura

Answer 15

clings to surface of lung

Question 16

viscera

Answer 16

organs in thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities

Question 17

serous membrane

Answer 17

slippery double layered membrane that covers viscera lines thorax and abdomen

Question 18

parietal and visceral pericardium

Answer 18

same thing as lungs but for the heart

Question 19

visceral and parietal peritoneum

Answer 19

same thing as lung but for abdomen different feom lungs and heart in that the peritoneal cavity houses organs (most abdominal organs) parietal peritoneum lines abdominal wall and inferior surface of diaphragm

Question 20

retroperitoneal

Answer 20

between parietal peritoneum and posterior abdominopelvic wall like kidneys adrenal glands pancreas ivc

Question 21

top line in adominopelvic regions

Answer 21

subcostal lin

Question 22

bottom line in abdominopelvis regions

Answer 22

transtubercular line

Question 23

midclaviclular lines

Answer 23

vertical lines through midpoint of clavical

Question 24

abdominopelvic regions from left to right superior to inferior

Answer 24

left hypochondriac,epigastric,right hypochondriac,left lumbar, umbilical,right lumbar, left inguinal,hypogastric, right inguinal