Test 1- Lecture 1

Question 1

Organ system

Answer 1

Related organs coordinate common functions

Question 2

Growth and Development

Answer 2

Increase in size and specialization (abs and pecks)

Question 3

Organs

Answer 3

Two or more tissues performing specialized tasks

Question 4

What are the seven (7) characteristics of a living organism?

Answer 4

1. Organization
2. Adaptation
3. Regulation
4. Growth and Development
5. Reproduction
6. Metabolism
7. Responsiveness

Question 5

5 key points of anatomical position

Answer 5

1. Standing upright
2. Feel parallel to the ground
3. Head level and facing forward
4. Arms at side of body
5. Palms forward, thumbs pointing toward body

Question 6

What are the seven (7) levels of organization in order?

Answer 6

Atoms, Molecules, Cells, Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems, Organisms

Question 7

Regulation

Answer 7

HOMEOSTASIS

Question 8

Atom

Answer 8

Basic unit of matter

Question 9

Metabolism 2 types and definition

Answer 9

Chemical reactions

1. Catabolic- breaking down
2. Anabolic- Building up

Question 10

Responsiveness

Answer 10

React to internal and external stimuli

Umbrella

Question 11

RUN MRS. LIDEC

Answer 11

Reproductive, urinary, nervous, muscular, respiratory, skeletal, lymphatic, integumentary, digestive, endocrine, cardiovascular system

Question 12

What does Macroscopic mean?

Answer 12

Can be seen with unaided eye

Question 13

Cells

Answer 13

Basic unit of life

Has organelles “specialized structures for specific tasks”

Question 14

Molecules

Answer 14

2 or more atoms

Question 15

What does Microscopy mean?

Answer 15

Things that cannot be seen with unaided eye

Question 16

Define the term Anatomy

Answer 16

The study of structure

Question 17

Tissues (definition and types)

Answer 17

Group of similar cells performing specialized functions

1. Epithelial
2. Connective
3. Muscular
4. Skeletal

Question 18

Reproduction

Answer 18

Forming new cells (little merman)

Growth, repair, main reproduction

Question 19

Adaptation

Answer 19

Altering structure, function, or behavior to increase reproduction (mermaid tail)

Question 20

Organism

Answer 20

All organ systems working together to maintain homeostasis

Question 21

Axial

Answer 21

Trunk of body (head, neck, trunk)

Question 22

Appendicular

Answer 22

Appendages (upper and lower limbs)

Question 23

Cephalic

Answer 23

Head

Question 24

Frontal

Answer 24

Forehead

Question 25

Orbital

Answer 25

Eye

Question 26

Buccal

Answer 26

Cheek

Question 27

Mental

Answer 27

Chin

Question 28

Sternal

Answer 28

Sternum

Question 29

Pectoral

Answer 29

Chest

Question 30

Mammary

Answer 30

Breast

Question 31

Abdominal

Answer 31

Abdomen

Question 32

Pelvic

Answer 32

Pelvic

Question 33

Inguinal

Answer 33

Groin

Question 34

Pubic

Answer 34

Pubic

Question 35

Tarsal

Answer 35

Ankle

Question 36

Dorsum

Answer 36

Top of foot/hand

Question 37

Digital

Answer 37

Toe/finger

Question 38

Pes

Answer 38

Foot

Question 39

Crural

Answer 39

Leg

Question 40

Patellar

Answer 40

Kneecap

Question 41

Femoral

Answer 41

Thigh

Question 42

Palmer

Answer 42

Palm

Question 43

Carpal

Answer 43

Wrist

Question 44

Coxal

Answer 44

Hip

Question 45

Antebrachial

Answer 45

Forearm

Question 46

Antecubital

Answer 46

Front of elbow

Question 47

Brachial

Answer 47

Arm

Question 48

Axillary

Answer 48

Armpit

Question 49

Deltoid

Answer 49

Shoulder

Question 50

Cervical

Answer 50

Neck

Question 51

Oral

Answer 51

Mouth

Question 52

Nasal

Answer 52

Nose

Question 53

Cranial

Answer 53

Surrounding brain

Question 54

Auricular

Answer 54

Ear

Question 55

Thoracic

Answer 55

Chest

Question 56

Vertebral

Answer 56

Spinal column

Question 57

Olecranal

Answer 57

Elbow

Question 58

Sacral

Answer 58

Tailbone

Question 59

Gluteal

Answer 59

Buttock

Question 60

Sural

Answer 60

Calf

Question 61

Calcaneal

Answer 61

Heel

Question 62

Popliteal

Answer 62

Back of knee

Question 63

Perineal

Answer 63

Butthole

Question 64

Manus

Answer 64

Hand

Question 65

Lumbar

Answer 65

Lower back

Question 66

Occipital

Answer 66

Back of head

Question 67

Cranial Cavity

Answer 67

Formed by skull bones

Contains: brain

Question 68

Vertebral/Spinal Canal

Answer 68

Formed by Vertebrae

Contains: Spinal Cord

Question 69

Ventral Cavity (what parts are in the thoracic/abdominopelvic cavities)

Answer 69

Thoracic cavity ——-Ventral Cavity———Abdominopelvic Cavity

• Pleural Cavity. *abdominal cavity
• mediastinum *pelvic cavity
• percardial cavity

Question 70

Thoracic cavity (Superior to what? Contains what?)

Answer 70

Superior to diaphragm

Contains: Pleural cavity(lungs), mediastinum (heart, respiratory organs, pericardial cavity)

Question 71

Abdominopelvic Cavity (inferior to what? Contains what?)

Answer 71

Inferior to diaphragm

Contains:

Abdominal (superior to hip bones, digestive organs, kidneys)

Pelvic (inferior to hip bones, reproductive organs, bladder, part of intestines)

Question 72

Anatomy regions of cavities

Answer 72

right hypochondriac Epigastric. Left hypogastric

Right lumbar. Umbilical Left lumbar

Right iliac. Hypogastric. Left iliac

Question 73

Clinical regions of anatomy

Answer 73

Right upper quadrant (RUQ). Left Upper Quadrant (LUQ)

Right Lower Quadrant (RLQ). Left Lower Quadrant (LLQ)