Chapter 1 Part 3

Question 1

Abdomiopelvic quadrants and regions

Answer 1

Four quadrants and nine regions

Question 2

Right upper Q

Answer 2

Right liver lobe, gallbladder, right kidney, part of stomachi smallandlargei

Question 3

Left upper Q

Answer 3

Left liver, stomach, pancreas, left kidney, spleen, part of large intestine

Question 4

Right lower Q

Answer 4

Cecum, appendix, part of small I, right ovary or spermatic cord

Question 5

Left lower Q

Answer 5

Most of small I, part of large, left ureter, left ovary left spermatic cord (diverticuliti from colon)

Question 6

Umbilicusp

Answer 6

Center of quadrants

Question 7

Regions

Answer 7

Right hypochondriac, right lumbar, right inguinal, left hypochondriac, left lumbar, left inguinalepigastric, umbilical, hypogast

Question 8

Epigastric

Answer 8

Left lobe of liver

Question 9

Right hypochondriac

Answer 9

Right lobe of liver, liver fungus

Question 10

Left hypochondriac

Answer 10

Stomach fundus, spleen

Question 11

Umbilical

Answer 11

Small intestine,transverse colon

Question 12

Right lumbar

Answer 12

Ascending colon

Question 13

Left lumbar

Answer 13

Descending colon

Question 14

Colon

Answer 14

Serum, ascending, transverse, descending

Question 15

Hypogastric

Answer 15

Urinarybladder appendix, mosto of small intestina

Question 16

Right inguinal

Answer 16

Cecum, appendix

Question 17

Left inguinal

Answer 17

Sigmoid colon

Question 18

Intestine

Answer 18

26 feet, dead people have longer intestines because they are relaxed

Question 19

Superior

Answer 19

Towards the head

Question 20

Inferior

Answer 20

Towards bottom

Question 21

Proximal

Answer 21

Closer to origin of a limb (shoulder proximal to hand)

Question 22

Distal

Answer 22

Further from origin chand distal from shoulder)

Question 23

Medial

Answer 23

towardsthemiddle/center

Question 24

Lateral

Answer 24

awayfromthemiddleofthebody

Question 25

Posterior/dorsal

Answer 25

towardstheback

Question 26

Anterior/ventral

Answer 26

towardsthefront

Question 27

Sagittalcut

Answer 27

Sreperate left and rightf

Question 28

Midsagittal

Answer 28

Separate land B equally

Question 29

Parasagittal

Answer 29

Separate left an right unequally

Question 30

Transverse cut

Answer 30

Separate superior and inferior

Question 31

Frontal cut

Answer 31

Separate anterior and posterior

Question 32

Oblique cut

Answer 32

Separate tissue at an angle other than 90 degrees

Question 33

Posterior cavity

Answer 33

Cranial (brain) and spinal (spine)

Question 34

Anterior cavity

Answer 34

Thoracic, abdominal and pelvic thoracic separated by diaphragm

Question 35

Thoracic cavity

Answer 35

Pleural (lungs), pericardial mediastinal capes of lung spa ce thes

Question 36

Abdominopelvic cavity

Answer 36

Peritoneal (stomach, intestine, spleen, liver) and pelvic (bladder)

Question 37

Parietal membrane

Answer 37

Closest to the wall of the body (far from organs), parietal pleura, periodical pericardium (heart), perítela periteneium (abdominal cavity)

Question 38

Visceral membrane

Answer 38

Closest to organ, pleural, pericardium, peritoneal (lung, heart, abdominal)

Question 39

Double membrane

Answer 39

Fluid in between membranes for protection and for lubrication keeps the organs from rubbing against their surrounding (lungs protected from ribs)