Human Anatomy & Physiology Exam 1 Flashcards

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Buccal applies to what part of the anatomy?

A

Cheek

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Digital applies to what part of the anatomy?

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Fingers. A new term for getting fingerbanged is “getting digitized”

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Calcaneal applies to what part of the anatomy?

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Heel. Calcaneal rhymes with heal.

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Cephalic applies to what part of the anatomy?

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Head. Encephalitis can cause flu-like symptoms, such as a fever or severe headache.. keyword head!

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Patellar applies to what part of the anatomy?

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Knee. The patellar tendon is where they made a huge incision in my knee… you can c the scar!

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Scapular applies to what part of the anatomy?

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Shoulder blade region. A scapula is a knife/blade… a scapular is the shoulder BLADE

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Crural is the body area near??

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anterior part of your lower leg below kneecap.

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Sural is the body are near??

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Posterior part of lower leg below kneecap

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What body regions are classified as appendicular?

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Antecubital, brachial, crural, femoral, fibular, popliteal, sural

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What body regios are classified as axial?

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abdominal, cervical, gluteal, lumbar, occipital, oral, pubic, thoracic, umbilical.

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11
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Describe anatomical position:

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Standing erect, feet together & toes pointed forward, arms hanging at sides, palms forward.

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Which body cavity would be opened for the surgery/procedure: surgery to remove a cancerous lung lobe?

A

thoracic, ventral

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Which body cavity would be opened for the surgery/procedure: Removal of uterus, or womb

A

abdominopelvic, ventral

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Which body cavity would be opened for the surgery/procedure: removal of brain

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Cranial, dorsal

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Which body cavity would be opened for the surgery/procedure: appendectormy

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abdominopelvic, ventral

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16
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Which body cavity would be opened for the surgery/procedure: stomach ulcer operation

A

abdominopelvic

17
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Delivery of pre-operative”saddle”anesthesia

A

spinal, dorsal

18
Q

Name the muscle that subdivides the ventral body cavity

A

diaphram

19
Q

Which body cavity affords the least protection to its internal structures

A

Abdominal

20
Q

What is the function of the serous membranes of the body?

A

Lubricating fluid production (serous fluid) reduces friction for organs.

21
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What small body cavity hold the eyes in an anterior-facing position?

A

Orbital Cavity

22
Q

What small body cavity houses three tiny bones involved in hearing?

A

middle ear cavity

23
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What small body cavity contained within the nose?

A

nasal cavity

24
Q

What small body cavity contains the tongue

A

oral cavity

25
Q

What small body cavity surrounds a joint

A

Synovial cavity

26
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Doral body cavities. What is inferior and what is superior?

A

Cranial cavity is superior and vetebral/spinal cavity is inferior.

27
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Ventral Body cavities, Superior/inferior

A

thoracic is superior, abdominopelvic cavity is inferior

28
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ORGAN SYSTEMS: Name component organs & function: Integumentary

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Integumentary (Skin) Epidermal and dermal regions: cutaneous sense organs & glands. Function: protect deeper organs from mechanical/chemical/bacterial injury & drying out. Produces Vitamin D. Aids in regulation of body temp. Excretes salts & urea

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ORGAN SYSTEMS: Name component organs & function:Skeletal

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Bones/Cartilages/tendons/ligaments/joints. Function: body support/protection of internal organs. Provides levers for muscular action. cavities provide site for blood formation.

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ORGAN SYSTEMS: Name component organs & function:Muscular

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Muslces attached to skeleton. Function: contract/shorten. allows locomotion, generates heat

31
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ORGAN SYSTEMS: Name component organs & function:Nervous

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brain, spinal cord, nerves and sensory receptors. Function: allows body to detect changes in external/internal environment and respond by activating appropriate muscles and glands. Helps maintain homeostasis of body via rapid transmission of electrical signals.