Weekly Quizzes 1 & 2 Flashcards
1
Q
- What is the regional name for the Hip?
A
Coxal
2
Q
- What lines the Pleural Cavity?
A
Parietal Pleura
Parietal
3
Q
- What is Serous Fluid designed to reduce in the body?
A
Friction
4
Q
- What plane would place the tip of the nose in a section by itself?
A
Frontal Plane or
Coronal Plane
5
Q
- In the Anatomical Position, what direction are the Olecranon Regions facing?
A
Posterior or
Dorsal
6
Q
- What is the region of the calf?
A
Sural Region
7
Q
- What region is found between the Deltoid Region and the Antecubital Region?
A
Brachial
8
Q
- What is the Serous Membrane that is found in the Abdominopelvic Cavity?
A
Peritoneum or
The Peritoneum
9
Q
- What is the name of the region that forms the anterior aspect of the elbow?
A
Antecubital or
Antecubital Region
10
Q
- What is the serous membrane called that surrounds the lungs?
A
Pleura or
Pleural Membrane
11
Q
- What is the left inferior abdomino-pelvic region?
A
Left Iliac Region
12
Q
- What is the regional name for the chin?
A
Mental Region
13
Q
- What is opposite to Dorsal using the veterinary term?
A
Ventral
14
Q
- What is the most Inferior/Posterior cavity in the body?
A
Vertebral cavity
15
Q
- The pericardium is found inside what structure? (the one that is closest to the pericardium)
A
Mediastinum
16
Q
- What is the Right Inferior region of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
A
Right Iliac Region
17
Q
- What is the regional name for the upper arm?
A
Brachial region
18
Q
- What is the regional name for the medial aspect of the leg?
A
Tibial
19
Q
- What is the regional name for the medial aspect of the antebrachium?
A
Ulnar Region
20
Q
- What is the regional name for the posterior region of the elbow?
A
Olecranon Region
21
Q
- What plane divides the body into equal Right and Left sections?
A
Midsagittal
22
Q
- What cavities in the Thoracic Cavity are lateral?
A
Pleural Cavities
23
Q
- Organs in the anterior/inferior cavity that are not totally covered by the serous membrane are referred to as what type of organ?
A
Retroperitoneal Organ
24
Q
- What are the paired superior regions of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
A
Rt and Lt Hypochondriac Regions
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125. What is the name of the layer of a serous membrane that contacts the surface of the structure surrounding an organ?
Parietal Layer
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126. What does the posterior/inferior cavity of the body contain?
Spinal Cord
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127. The cavities of the body are divided into two general groups. Which one of these two groups has cavities that contain Serous Membranes?
Anterior or
Ventral
28
128. What plane divides the body into Superior and Inferior sections?
Transverse or
Horizontal
29
129. What is the regional name for the Hand?
Manus region
30
130. What cavity of the body contains additional cavities within it?
Thoracic Cavity
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131. What Abdominopelvic Regions are lateral to the Umbilical Region?
Rt. and Lt. Lumbar Regions
32
132. What Abdominopelvic Region is midsagittal/superior?
Epigastric region
33
133. What plane would divide the body into sections so the right thumb was the only structure in one of the sections?
Sagittal Plane
34
101. What fibers are found in compact bone?
Collagen Fibers
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101. Where are hair follicles located in the skin. Be specific.
Reticular Layer of the Dermis
36
102. What lines the pleural cavity?
Parietal Pleura
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102. What tissue is found lining all blood vessels?
Simple Squamous Epithelial Tissue
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102. What tissue is found in the Papillary Layer of the Dermis?
Areolar Connective Tissue
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103. What smooth muscles are attached to the base of hair follicles?
Arrector Pili Muscle
40
103. What Dense Regular Connective Tissue Structure holds long bones together in a joint?
Ligaments
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103. What is Serous Fluid designed to reduce in the body?
Friction
42
104. What junction functions to hold the apical surface of an epithelial cell in a convex position?
Adherens Junction
43
104. Where are Meissner's (tactile) Corpuscles located?
Papillary Layer of Dermis
44
105. In the Anatomical Position, what direction are the Olecranon Regions facing?
Dorsal or
Posterior
45
105. Where do you find nonciliated, simple, columnar epithelium?
Mucosa of Small Intestine
46
105. In what layer of the Epidermis does keratinization begin?
Stratum Granulosum
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106. What layer of the Epidermis is only found in the Palms of the Hands and Soles of the Feet?
Stratum Lucidum
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106. Where do you find nonkeratinized, stratified, squamous epithelium?
Esophagus or
Oral Cavity
49
107. What tissue lines the urinary bladder?
Transitional Epithelial Tissue
50
107. What region is found between the Deltoid Region and the Antecubital Region?
Brachial Region
51
108. What are the ridges in the superficial layer of the Dermis called?
Dermal Papillae
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108. What does connective tissue contain that is missing in the other tissues?
Extracellular Matrix
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109. What is the name of the region that forms the anterior aspect of the elbow?
Antecubital Region
54
109. The ducts of what sweat glands are associated with a hair follicle?
Apocrine Gland
55
109. What tissue forms the thick, middle layer of the heart?
Cardiac muscle
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110. What structure surrounds Chondrocytes?
Lacunae
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111. What structure forms the union between Cardiac Muscle Cells?
Intercalated discs
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111. What layer of the Dermis contains the Sudoriferous Glands?
Reticular Layer
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111. What is the left inferior abdomino-pelvic region?
Left Iliac Region
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112. What Sudoriferous Glands have ducts that deposit their product directly on the Epidermis?
Eccrine or
Merocrine Glands
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112. In Compact Bone, what connects the cells in the lacunae to each other and to the circulatory system?
Canaliculi
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112. What is the regional name for the chin?
Mental Region
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113. The Stratum Lucidum is located between what two layers of Skin?
Stratum Granulosum, Stratum Corneum
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113. What junction allows ions to pass from one Epithelial cell to an adjacent Epithelial cell?
Gap Junction
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114. What is the most Inferior/Posterior cavity in the body?
Vertebral Cavity
66
114. What cell, found in the Stratum Basale, acts as a receptor for the sensation of touch?
Merkel cells
67
114. What connective tissue has little Ground Substance and a large amount of parallel collagen fibers?
Dense Regular Connective Tissue
68
115. The Pericardium is found inside what structure? (The one that is closest to the pericardium.)
Mediastinum
69
115. What are the support cells in Nervous Tissue called collectively?
Neuroglial or
Glial Cells
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115. In what layer of the dermis do the cells die and the nucleus and other organelles disintegrate leaving the cell membrane and the intracellular fibrous protein?
Stratum granulosum
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116. What is the Right Inferior region of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
Right Iliac Region
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116. What is another term for the cell body in a Neuron?
Soma
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117. What cell is found in the lacunae located in an osteon?
Osteocytes
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118. What is the regional name for the medial aspect of the leg?
Tibial region
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118. Where is stratified columnar epithelium found in the body?
Male Urethra
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119. What cartilage forms the majority of the infant skeleton?
Hyaline Cartilage
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120. What structure distinguishes Pseudostratified Columnar Epithelium from Stratified Columnar Epithelium?
Cilia
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120. What is the regional name for the posterior region of the elbow?
Olecranon Region
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121. What do we call the perpendicular lines in Skeletal Muscle Fibers?
Striations
80
121. What plane divides the body into equal Right and Left sections?
Midsagittal Plane
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122. What cavities in the Thoracic Cavity are lateral?
Pleural Cavities
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124. What are the paired superior regions of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
Right and Left Hypochondriac Regions
83
123. Organs in the anterior/inferior cavity that are not totally covered by the serous membrane are referred to as what type of organ?
Retroperitoneal Organ
84
128. What plane divides the body into Superior and Inferior sections?
Transverse or
Horizontal
85
129. What is the regional name for the Hand?
Manus Region
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133. What plane would divide the body into sections so the right thumb was the only structure in one of the sections?
Sagittal Section
