Chapter One

Question 1

Simplest Organ Level

Answer 1

Chemical Level ( atoms and molecules )

Question 2

Contains two or more tissues type that work together to perform specific , complex functions

Answer 2

Organs

Question 3

Precise organization of similar cells that perform specialized functions

Answer 3

Tissue

Question 4

How many types of tissue are they and what are they

Answer 4

4 types 
Muscle tissue 
epithelial tissues 
connective tissues 
Nervous Tissues

Question 5

Individual stands upright with the feet parallel and flat on the floor ,the head is level and try eyes look forward toward the observer . The arms are at wither side of the body with the palms facing forward and thumbs pointing away from the body

Answer 5

Atomic Position

Question 6

an actual cut or slice to expose the internal anatomy

Answer 6

Section

Question 7

Imaginary flat surface passing though the body

Answer 7

Plane

Question 8

Nose

Answer 8

Nasal

Question 9

Neck

Answer 9

cervical

Question 10

Deltoid

Answer 10

Shoulder

Question 11

Arm Pit

Answer 11

Axillary

Question 12

Arm

Answer 12

branchial

Question 13

Front of elbow

Answer 13

Antecubital

Question 14

Forearm

Answer 14

Antebrachial

Question 15

Hip

Answer 15

Coxal

Question 16

Wrist

Answer 16

Carpal

Question 17

Palmar

Answer 17

Palm

Question 18

Finger

Answer 18

Digital

Question 19

Thigh

Answer 19

Femoral

Question 20

Kneecap

Answer 20

Patellar

Question 21

Leg

Answer 21

Crural

Question 22

Foot

Answer 22

Pes

Question 23

Cheek

Answer 23

Buccal

Question 24

Chin

Answer 24

Mental

Question 25

Sternum

Answer 25

Sternal

Question 26

Chest

Answer 26

Pectoral

Question 27

Breast

Answer 27

Mammary

Question 28

Abdomen

Answer 28

Abdonminal

Question 29

Groin

Answer 29

Inguinal

Question 30

ankle

Answer 30

tarsal

Question 31

Toe

Answer 31

Digital

Question 32

The median Space in the thoracic cavity is called... contains the heart , thymus , esophagus, trachea , and major blood vessels

Answer 32

Mediastinum

Question 33

Lateral regions associate with the lungs

Answer 33

Pleural....part of the thoracic cavity

Question 34

Central region associated with the heart

Answer 34

Pericardial.. part of the thoracic cavity

Question 35

contains the spinal cord

Answer 35

Vertebral canal

Question 36

examining structures that can not be viewed by the unaided eye. Studying cells = cytology Studying tissues = Histology

Answer 36

Microscopic anatomy

Question 37

Systemic

Answer 37

Macroscopic anatomy

Question 38

4 body cavities

Answer 38

Thoracic Cavity Abdominal cavity cranial cavity vertebral cavity

Question 39

Where the lungs hang out

Answer 39

Pleural cavity

Question 40

where the heart sits

Answer 40

Pericardial cavity

Question 41

Where the lungs sits

Answer 41

Left pleural cavity

Question 42

What are the 4 quadrants in the abdominal cavity

Answer 42

``` Right Upper (RUQ) Left upper ( LUQ) Right lower ( RLQ) Left lower ( LLQ) ```

Question 43

What are organs surrounded by

Answer 43

Double layered membranes

Question 44

layer attacheted to line in the cavity wall

Answer 44

Parietay

Question 45

Layer attached to directly cover oragans

Answer 45

Visceral

Question 46

CT CAT SCAN

Answer 46

Computed tomography | for better image

Question 47

MRI

Answer 47

Magnetic Resonance imaging Better than a CT scan VERY STRONG expensive

Question 48

any type of angle other than horizintal or verticle angle

Answer 48

oblique

Question 49

Organ Levels order

Answer 49

Chemical , cell, tissue, organ , organ system , organismal level

Question 50

thoratic + abdonminopelvic cavity

Answer 50

Ventral Cavity

Question 51

The abdominal and pelvic cavity

Answer 51

Abdominopelvic

Question 52

Thoratic and abdominopelvic cavities are lined

Answer 52

By serous membranes

Question 53

between the parietal and visceral layers of the serous membrane is a potential space called the

Answer 53

Serous Cavity

Question 54

Serous membranes have two layers that are

Answer 54

Parietal - the inside lining of the cavity Visceral layer - the outside lining of an organ within the cavity Fluid often found between these layers

Question 55

What are the lungs line by

Answer 55

A two layered serous membrane called the pleura .... the outer part is the parietal Pleura it

Question 56

The space between the lungs

Answer 56

Mediastnum

Question 56

what are the four interal cavitys within the body

Answer 56

Thoracic Cavity Abdominalpelivic cavity Cranial cavity Vertebral Cavity

Question 57

Cavity ( within mediastinum) surrounds the heart

Answer 57

Pericardial

Question 58

Cavities surrounds lungs

Answer 58

Pleural

Question 59

What is a transducer

Answer 59

A handheld device used to do sonography

Question 60

A diagnoctic method that invlves listneign to the sounds produced by various body structures

Answer 60

Ausculation

Question 61

Usign the hands to detect organs , masses, infiltration of a body part during physical examination

Answer 61

Palpation