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60 Cards in this Set
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Give an organ that is located in the right hypochondriac region
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liver
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Give an organ that is located in the left hypochondriac region
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diaphragm
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Give an organ that is located in the right lumbar region
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ascending colon of large intestine
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Give an organ that is located in the left lumbar region
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descending colon of large intestine
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Give an organ that is located in the right iliac region
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cecum
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Give an organ that is located in the left iliac region
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inital part of the sigmoid colon
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Give an organ that is located in the umbilical region
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small intestine
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Give an organ that is located in the epigastric region
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stomach
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Give an organ that is located in the hypgastric region
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urinary bladder
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The abdominal cavity contains: 7
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stomach, spleen, gall bladder liver, pancreas, small & large intestines
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The pelvic cavity contains: 2`
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reproductive organs and bladder
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The ventral body cavity contains which cavities: 2
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thoracic and abdominopelvic
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____ _____ is made of epithelial tissue and line the ventral cavity and the outer wall of organs.
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Serous membranes
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2 parts to the serous membrane:
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parietal membrane and visceral membrane
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epithelial tissue that lines the inside of the body cavity wall is called:
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parietal membrane
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a more specific term for parietal membrane is:
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parietal plura or parietal pericardium, or visceral pericardium
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epithelial tissue that covers the organs is called:
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visceral membrane
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What are the two main body cavities?
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Dorsal and Ventral
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What are the sub-divisions of Dorsal and Ventral body cavities?
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Dorsal: cranial cavity and vertebral
Ventral: thoracic and abdominoplevic |
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cells are very long
multinucleate striations |
skeletal tissue
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skeletal tissue is found
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biceps
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3 types of muscle tissue
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skeletal, smooth and cardiac
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what type of muscle?
Uninucleate branch striations intercalated discs |
cardiac muscle
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what type of muscle?
uninucleate no striations cells wider in the middle and taper near the ends |
smooth muscle
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smooth muscle is found where
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stomach and blood vessels
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define and intercalated disc and where it is found
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a dark structure that seperates one cell from another and allows the cell to send electrical impulses to the next cell. found in cardiac muscle
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which type of muscle cells cannot be seen completely under a microscope?
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skeletal
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which type of muscle cells can be seen in entirely under a microscope?
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cardia
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The ____ muscle tissue, in comparison to ___ and ___ is an intermediate size.
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smooth, cardia and skeletal
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which type of muscle tissue is involuntary
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smooth muscle in the stomach, cardia muscle
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which type of muscle tissue is voluntary
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skeletal
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Nervous tissue is made up of:
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Neutons and neurilogical cells
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The parts of the neuron:
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dendrites, cell body and axon
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the supporting cells of the neuron are called
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glial cells
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what is the largest cell in the body
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neurons
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what are neurons purpose
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to communicate around the body be sending electrical signals
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can neurons travel in both directions
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no
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connective tissues are derived from what?
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mesenchyme tissue
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this tissue is embryonic tissue and all other tissues in the body come from it
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mesenchyme tissue
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connective tissues consist of 2 things
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cells, matrix
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cells form the ___ which consist of ground substance and fibers
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matrix
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what is connective tissue made of? 3 things
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cells, fibers and ground substances
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loose connective tissue
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areolar connective tissue
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made of loose collagen and elastic fibers, cells are fibroblasts found in dermis and blood vessels
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areolar connective tissue
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adipose connective tissue:
cells: fibers: identifiable by: found |
cells: adipose
fibers: loose collagen and (elastic fibers-scarce) large, clear circular cells found in FAT |
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Dense regular connective tissue:
fibers: cells: found: |
fibers:dense collagen
cells: fibroblast-squished and only every so often found: tendons and ligaments |
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connect muscle to bone
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tendons
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connect bone to bone
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ligaments
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Cartiledge connective tissue
cells young and old matrix |
cells: chondroblast-young; chondrocytes-mature
matrix is semi-solid tih very fine collagen fibers |
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chondroblasts are found in what type of connective tissue?
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cartilage, young cells
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chondrocytes are found in what type of tissue and what is the name of the space they occupy in the matrix
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cartilage, mature cells
lacunae |
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two types of cartilage
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hyaline and elastic
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this cartilage is found on the tip of your nose
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hyaline cartilage
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____ cartilage contains elastic fibers in addition to collagen
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elastic...duhhhh
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elastic cartilage is found where
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the epiglotis that covers your voicebox and the external ear
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what type of tissue is this?
matrix is solid numerous fine collagen fibers calcium and phosphorus cells: osteoblast and osteocytes |
bone connective tissue
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in bone connective tissue what are the following terms? each ring or layer____
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lamella
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in bone connective tissue
the entire circular tissue__ the small fistulas_____ |
osteon
canaliculus |
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in bone connective tissue
cells mature and young___ the space that cells reside__ |
osteoblast
osteocytes lacuna |
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Blood connective tissue
matrix is ____ fibers: cells: |
liquid-plasma
no fibers erythrocytes leukocytes platelets |