lab exam 3

Question 1

kinesi/o

Answer 1

Movement

Question 2

-cele

Answer 2

Hernia, swelling

Question 3

fibr/o

Answer 3

fiber

Question 4

facsi/o

Answer 4

Fascia (membrane supporting muscle)

Question 5

ia

Answer 5

Condition

Question 6

ton/o

Answer 6

Tension

Question 7

tend/o

Answer 7

Tendon

Question 8

my/o

Answer 8

Muscle

Question 9

arthr/o, articul/o

Answer 9

joint

Question 10

tax/o

Answer 10

Order, condonation

Question 11

crosswise

Answer 11

Transversal

Question 12

sphincter

Answer 12

Ring like

Question 13

oblique

Answer 13

Slanted at an angle

Question 14

rectus

Answer 14

Straight

Question 15

lateralis

Answer 15

Towards the side

Question 16

encephala/o

Answer 16

Brain

Question 17

contus/o

Answer 17

Bruise

Question 18

concuss/o

Answer 18

Shaken together

Question 19

ambul/o

Answer 19

To walk

Question 20

mening/o

Answer 20

Meninges

Question 21

esthesia

Answer 21

Nervous sensation, brain covering

Question 22

myel/o

Answer 22

Spinal cord, bone marrow

Question 23

cephal/o

Answer 23

Head

Question 24

psych/o

Answer 24

mind

Question 25

neur/o

Answer 25

Never

Question 26

narc/o

Answer 26

Numbness, stupor, sleep

Question 27

synovi/o, synov/o

Answer 27

Synovial membrane, sheath around a tendon

Question 28

somn/o

Answer 28

Sleep

Question 29

en

Answer 29

Within

Question 30

Lateral Ventricle

Answer 30

The ventricles of the brain from the network of cavities are filled with cerebrospinal fluid. It transports nutrients and waste, providing support for the brain and protects against trauma.

Question 31

Parietal lobe

Answer 31

The most superior of the cerebrum four lobes. Integrates sensory information and plays a role in special perception.

Question 32

Occipital lobe

Answer 32

Flatter irregular bones that make up the calvaria. It is there to protect the brain.

Question 33

Thalamus

Answer 33

One of the three regions of diencephalon. Acts as a relay station between the cerebrum and the rest of the nervous system, mediates sensation, and plays a role in learning and memory.

Question 34

Cerebellum

Answer 34

Largest part of the hindbrain. Body movement and manages balance and posture. It is cover by curved sulci. In the depth and separated the flattened gyri, giving the overall structure of a cauliflower.

Question 35

Frontal lobe

Answer 35

Most anterior of the cerebrum four lobes. Extends from the anterior most region of the cerebrum to the central sulcus. Divides the precentral gyrus or primary motor cortex.

Question 36

\Temporal lobe

Answer 36

Contains an auditory cortex which receives input from the cochlear never and association area that integrate auditory, olfactory, and complex pattern perception.

Question 37

I Olfactory nerve

Answer 37

is a special sensory nerve that transmits the sensory nervous impulses for the sense of smell.

Question 38

II optic

Answer 38

relay messages from the eyes to your brain to create a visual connection.

Question 39

III oculomotor

Answer 39

allows you to blink

Question 40

IV trochlear

Answer 40

uses for movement

Question 41

V abducens

Answer 41

move the eye outwards. Allows you to look to the side.

Question 42

VI facial

Answer 42

muscle that controls your face. Also helps with tears and sends info about senses.

Question 43

VII vestibulocochlear

Answer 43

helps with hearing and balance (sends info to the brain)

Question 44

VIII glossopharynx

Answer 44

it provides motor response and sensory information. Info from your mouth to your throat .

Question 45

IX Vegas-thoracic

Answer 45

regulates function that are involuntary like HR, and BP. Also can send food through the digestive tract.

Question 46

X accessory

Answer 46

motor function that allows us to move our body parts like our neck and shoulder

Question 47

XI hypoglossal

Answer 47

helps with tongue movement. Helps with speaking, swallowing and any movement from the mouth.