A&p Lab Exam (Right One) 2

Front 1

What are the major regions of the brain?(4)

Back 1

(1)brain stem (2)cerebellum (3)diencephalaon (4)cerebrum

Front 2

What is the most vital part of the brain?

Back 2

medulla oblongata

Front 3

what is the medulla oblongata?

Back 3

houses the respiratory and cardiovascular control centers

Front 4

NAME
houses the respiratory and cardiovascular control centers

Back 4

medulla oblongata

Front 5

What are the three parts of the brain stem? (3)

Back 5

(1)medulla oblongata (2)pons (3)midbrain

Front 6

NAME
controls the rate of breathing and depth of breathing

Back 6

respiratory center

Front 7

NAME
is responsible for the rate and force of the heartbeat and blood pressure reflexes

Back 7

medulla oblongata

Front 8

What is the pons?

Back 8

has respiratory center that assists the medulla oblongta in controlling breathing (2)relays information to the diencephalon and the cerebellum

Front 9

NAME
has respiratory center that assist the medulla oblongta in controlling breathing

Back 9

pons

Front 10

NAME
relays infor to the diencephalon and the cerebellum

Back 10

pons

Front 11

What are the parts of the midbrain? (2)

Back 11

(1)cerebral peduncles (2)corpora quadrigemina

Front 12

NAME
the parts include the cerebral peduncles and corpora quadrigemina

Back 12

midbrain

Front 13

What is the cerebral pedunceles?

Back 13

are white fibers that connect the upper and lower brain areas

Front 14

NAME
are white fibers that connect the upper and lower brain areas

Back 14

cerebral pedunceles

Front 15

NAME
is called little brain

Back 15

cerebellum

Front 16

the cerebellum has (1)

Back 16

two hemispherhes

Front 17

What connects the two hemispheres of the cerebellum?

Back 17

vermis

Front 18

What is the vermis?

Back 18

connects the two hemisphers of the cerebellum

Front 19

What is the diencephalon?

Back 19

is the brain's central area

Front 20

NAME
is the brain's central area

Back 20

diencephalon

Front 21

What are the (3) main regions of the diencephalon?

Back 21

(1)thalamus (2)hypothalamus (3)epithalamus

Front 22

NAME
has three main regions, thalamus, the hypothalumus, and the epithalamus

Back 22

diencephalon

Front 23

What is the thalamus?

Back 23

is the brain's grand central relay station

Front 24

NAME
is the brain's grand central relay station

Back 24

thalamus

Front 25

Why is teh thalmus the brain's grand relay station?

Back 25

bc it is the prinicpil relay station for sensory fibers and some somatic motor fibers

Front 26

NAME
is the prinicipil relay station for sensory fibers and some somatic motor fibers

Back 26

thalamus

Front 27

NAME
has imporant nuclie that control many body functions and homeostatis

Back 27

hypothalamus

Front 28

What is the hypothalamus?

Back 28

has important nuclei that control many body functions and homeostati

Front 29

NAME
of its major functions include intergrating and controling the pituitary gland and hormonal functions, autonomic functions, emotions, and behavior , body temp, eating, and drinking

Back 29

hypothalamus

Front 30

The hypothalamus also includes (1) and (2)

Back 30

(1)infundibulum (2)mammillary bodies

Front 31

NAME
includes infundibulum and mammillary bodies

Back 31

hypothalamus

Front 32

What is the infudibulum?

Back 32

is a stalk that connects the pituitary gland to the hypothalamus

Front 33

NAME
is a stalk that connects the pituitary gland to the hypothalamus

Back 33

infudibulum

Front 34

What is the mammilary bodies?

Back 34

are relay stations for smell and taste relfexes

Front 35

NAME
are relay stations for smell and taste reflexes

Back 35

mammilary bodies

Front 36

What is optic chiasm?

Back 36

the area where the optic nerves cross

Front 37

NAME
is the area where the optic nerves cross

Back 37

optic chaism

Front 38

What is the pituitary gland?

Back 38

looks like alarge pea

Front 39

NAME
looks like a large pea and is attached to the end of the infundibulum

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pituitary gland

Front 40

NAME
controls the pituitary gland

Back 40

hypothalamus

Front 41

The hypothalamus controls the (1)

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pituitary gland

Front 42

What makes up the epithalamus?

Back 42

pineal gland

Front 43

NAME
is made up of a pineal gland

Back 43

epithalamus

Front 44

What is the pineal gland?

Back 44

a small endocrine gland that secretes the hormone melatonin

Front 45

NAME
is a small endocrine gland that secretes the hormone melationin

Back 45

pineal gland

Front 46

NAME
is made up of right and left cerebral hemispheres

Back 46

cerebrum

Front 47

What is the cerebrum?

Back 47

is made up of right and left hemispherers

Front 48

NAME
is the largest and most complex division of the brain

Back 48

cerebrum

Front 49

The cerebrum is the (1) and most (2) divisions of the brain

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(1)largest (2) complex

Front 50

NAME
is the center of higher mental processes such as intelligance, communication, learning, and memory, reasoning, and emotions

Back 50

cerebrum

Front 51

NAME
also interprets sensory input and intilates skeletal muscle contraction

Back 51

cerebrum

Front 52

The cerebrum is the center for (1) such as (2)

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(1)higher mental processes (2)intelligance, communication, learning, and memory, reasoning, and emotions

Front 53

Cerebrum also interprets (1) and (2)

Back 53

(1)sensory input (2)initates skeletal muscle contraction

Front 54

What are the three main regions of the cerebrum?

Back 54

(1)cerebral cotrex (2)white matter (3)basal gangila

Front 55

What is the cerebral cortex?

Back 55

is composed of nerve cell bodies and dendrites

Front 56

NAME
is composed of nerve cell bodies and dendrites

Back 56

cerebral cortex

Front 57

NAME
the three main regions are cerebral cortex, white matter, and basal gangla

Back 57

cerebrum

Front 58

What does the insula do?

Back 58

is the part of the cerebrum that inetgrates sensory information, initiates motor output, and is also involved in emotions and intellectual processes

Front 59

NAME
is the part of the cerebrum that integrates sensory info, initiates motor output, and is also involved in emotions and intellectual processes

Back 59

insula

Front 60

What does the basal gangila control?

Back 60

automatic skeletal muscle movement and are involed in the limbic system or emotional brain

Front 61

NAME
is an automatic skeletal muscle movement and are involved in the limbic system or emotional brain

Back 61

basal bodies

Front 62

What is white matter?

Back 62

composed of mostly myleinated axons that give it the white appearnce

Front 63

NAME
composed of mostly myleinated axons that give it the white apperance

Back 63

white matter

Front 64

What are three fiber tracts found in white matter? (3)

Back 64

(1)association fibers (2)commissural fibers (3)projection fibers

Front 65

What are association fibers?

Back 65

transmit nerve impulses w/in the same hemisphere

Front 66

NAME
transmits nerve impulses w/in same hemisphere

Back 66

assocation fibers

Front 67

What are commissural fibers?

Back 67

transmit nerve impulses btwn the two hemispheres

Front 68

NAME
transmit nerve impulses btwn the two hemispheres

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commissural fibers

Front 69

What are projection fibers?

Back 69

are ascending and descending tracts that project nervous impulses from inferior to superopr brain areas

Front 70

NAME
are ascending and descending tracts that project nervous impulses from inferior to superior brain areas

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projection fibers

Front 71

What is the fornix?

Back 71

tract of arched association fibers

Front 72

NAME
is a tract of arched association fibers

Back 72

fornix

Front 73

What is the internal capsule?

Back 73

is a large group of projection fibers containing sensory and motor tracts

Front 74

NAME
is the large group of projection fibers containing sensory and motor tracts

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internal capsule

Front 75

What are the (4) lobes of the cerebrum?

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(1)frontal (2)parietal (3)occipital (4)temporal lobes

Front 76

NAME
has 4 lobes frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal lobes

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cerebrum

Front 77

NAME
is an elevation or fold in the cerebral cortex

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gyrus

Front 78

NAME
is a shallow groove btwn elevations

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sulcus

Front 79

NAME
shallow groove separating fronal lobe from parietal lobe

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precentral gyrus

Front 80

What is gyrus?

Back 80

is a elevation or fold in the cerbral cortex

Front 81

What is a sulcus?

Back 81

is a shallow grove btwn elevations

Front 82

What are the (3) functional areas of the cerebral cortex?

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(1)sensory areas (2)motor areas (3)assocation areas

Front 83

NAME
has three functional areas: sensory areas, motor areas, and association areas

Back 83

cerebral cortox

Front 84

What are the sensory areas?

Back 84

receive and interpret impulses to sensory receptors

Front 85

NAME
receive and interpret impulses to receptors

Back 85

sensory areas

Front 86

What are the motor areas?

Back 86

initiate impulses to skeletal muscles

Front 87

NAME
initiate impulses to skeletal muscles

Back 87

motor areas

Front 88

What are assocation areas?

Back 88

perform complex integrative functions, receive, and send info to multiple areas of the cortex via assocation fibers

Front 89

NAME
perform complex integrative functions, receive, and send info to multiple areas of the cortex via assocation fibers

Back 89

assocation areas

Front 90

NAME
initiates impulses to skeletal muscles

Back 90

primary motor cortex

Front 91

NAME
initates impulses that results in speech

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broca's speech area

Front 92

NAME
receives nerve impulses for touch, proprioception, pain, and temp

Back 92

primary somatosensory cortex

Front 93

NAME
receives impulses when the auditory receptors of the ear are stimulated

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primary auditory area

Front 94

NAME
receives impulses when taste buds are stimulated

Back 94

primary gustatory area

Front 95

NAME
receives impulses when olfactory receptors of the nose are stimulated

Back 95

primary olfactory area

Front 96

NAME
recieves impulses from the thalamus when the retina are stimulated

Back 96

primary visual area

Front 97

NAME
recognizes spoken words, translates words into thoughts, and possibly helps us sound out strange or new words

Back 97

wernicke's area

Front 98

NAME
integrate sensory info from the sensory cortex w past experiences allowing us for ex to id objects by touch

Back 98

somatosensory, visual, and audoitory assocation areas

Front 99

What protects the brain both physically and chemcially ? (3)

Back 99

(1)cranial bones (2)blood-brain barrier (3)cerebrospinal fluid

Front 100

What are the (3) cranial meninges?

Back 100

(1)dura mater (2)(3)arachnoid mater (3)pia mater

Front 101

What are the two layers of the dura mater?

Back 101

(1)periosteal layer (2)meingeal layer

Front 102

What are the dural sinuses?

Back 102

drains cranial blood into jugular viens

Front 103

NAME
drains cranial blood into jugular viens

Back 103

dural sinuses

Front 104

NAME
is btwn the arachnoid and pia cranal meninges

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subarachnoid space

Front 105

NAME
constantly bathes the brain and spinal cord w O2, nutrients, and vital chemicals.

Back 105

CSF

Front 106

What does CSF stand for?

Back 106

cerebrospinal fluid

Front 107

What is CSF?

Back 107

constantly bathes the brain and spinal cord w O2, nutrients, and vital chemcials

Front 108

NAME
is made from blood plasma that leaks out of choroid plexus

Back 108

CSF

Front 109

What is CSF made from?

Back 109

blood plasma that leaks out of choroid plexus

Front 110

NAME
smiling muscle

Back 110

zygomaticus major

Front 111

NAME
the kissing muscle

Back 111

orbicularis oris

Front 112

NAME
closes eyelid

Back 112

orbicularis oculi

Front 113

NAME
two muscles that close the mouth

Back 113

(1)masseter (2)temporalis

Front 114

NAME
paired muscle that flexes head and roates head to side

Back 114

sternocleidomastiod

Front 115

NAME
extends head

Back 115

trapezius

Front 116

NAME
adducts and flexes arm

Back 116

pectoralis major

Front 117

NAME
anterior portion flexes arm; lateral portion abducts arm

Back 117

deltoid

Front 118

NAME
abducts scapula and rotates it upward

Back 118

serratus anterior

Front 119

NAME
flexes verterbral column and compresses abdomen

Back 119

rectus abdominis

Front 120

NAME
two muscle pairs that flex vertebral column, compress abdomen, and laterally flex the vetrbral column

Back 120

(1)external oblique (2)internal oblique

Front 121

NAME
compresses abdomen only

Back 121

transversus abdominis

Front 122

NAME
extends, adducts, and medially rotates arm (2)

Back 122

(1)tere major (2)latissimus dorsi

Front 123

NAME
posterior portion extends arm; lateral portion abducts arm

Back 123

deltoid

Front 124

NAME
superior portion elevates scapula, middle portion adducts scapula, inferior portion depresses scapula

Back 124

trapezius

Front 125

NAME
nicknames for neutrophils (2)

Back 125

(1)PMNS (2)polymorphanuclear

Front 126

NAME (3)
are granulocytes

Back 126

(1)neutrophils (2)eosinohphils (3)basophils

Front 127

NAME (2)
are agranulocytes

Back 127

(1)lymphocytes (2)monocytes

Front 128

NAME
most numerous leukocyte

Back 128

erythrocyte

Front 129

NAME
least numerous leoukocyte

Back 129

basophil

Front 130

Draw a chart showing the anitgens on RBC's and anitbodies in the plasma for O+, A-, B-, and AB+

Back 130

see notes

Front 131

based on what you know about antigens and antibodies, what blood type is the unverisal donor? Explain

Back 131

O because it does have not have any anitgens that will react with the A and B antigens that other blood types have

Front 132

What blood type is the unverisal recepient?

Back 132

AB because AB can receive A and B bc it has both antigens

Front 133

What is a hematocrit

Back 133

determine the volumne of RBC's described the percentage of RBC's in a whole blood sample

Front 134

NAME
determines the vol of RBC's described the percentage of RBC's in a whole blood sample

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hematocrit

Front 135

Ron has a hemocrit of 47%. is this w/in the normal range? y or n?

Back 135

yes

Front 136

Janey has a hematocrit of 58%. is this w/in the normal range? y or no.

Back 136

yes

Front 137

Do the hemocrit and hemoglobin content of blood measure the same thing?

Back 137

no, hemoglobin measure the # of protien's carrying white blood cells and (2)hemaocrit-is percent of RBC's in blood

Front 138

Would a hemophiliac have an above or below normal coagulation time?

Back 138

a below normal coagulation time

Front 139

NAME
contains vital centers that regulate heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, vomiting, and coughing

Back 139

medulla oblongata

Front 140

NAME
smoothes and coordinates skilled skeletal muscle movement, also posture and balance or equilbrim

Back 140

cerebellum

Front 141

NAME
serecretes melatonin, that controls the sleep-wake cycle

Back 141

eptihalamus

Front 142

NAME
inteprets sensory input, controls skilled skeletal muscle movements, and is involved in emotional and intellectual processes

Back 142

cerebral cortex

Front 143

NAME
helps control breathing, conducts impulses, to and from the cerebellum, midbrain, and medulla

Back 143

pons

Front 144

NAME
coordinates gross, automatic muscle movements, also invoved w limbic system

Back 144

basal gangila

Front 145

NAME
white fiber tracts communicating btwn hemisphers

Back 145

assocation fibers

Front 146

NAME
paired muscle that extends verebtral column, maintains erect posture, and laterally flexes verebral column

Back 146

erector spinae

Front 147

NAME
extends forearm at elbow and extends arm

Back 147

triceps brachii

Front 148

NAME
flexes forearm at elbow and flexes arm

Back 148

biceps brachii

Front 149

NAME
flexes forarm

Back 149

brachialis

Front 150

NAME
flexes forearm and pronates and supinates forearm

Back 150

brachioradialis

Front 151

NAME (2)
flexes and abducts hands

Back 151

(1)flexor carpi radialis (2)flexor carpi ulnaris

Front 152

NAME
weakly flexes hand

Back 152

palmaris longus

Front 153

NAME
extends hand and extends phalanges

Back 153

extensor digitorum

Front 154

NAME (2)
Extends and abducts hands

Back 154

(1)extensor carpi radialis (2)extensor carpi ulnaris

Front 155

NAME
extends leg at knee and flexes thigh at hip

Back 155

rectus femoris

Front 156

NAME (3)
three muscles that extend leg only

Back 156

(1)vastus intermedius (2)vastus lateralis (3)vastus medialis

Front 157

NAME
flexes leg and flexes, abducts, and laterally rotates thigh

Back 157

sartorious

Front 158

NAME
adducts thigh and flexes leg

Back 158

gracilis

Front 159

NAME
group of muscles that adducts and flexes thigh

Back 159

adductor magnus, longus, brevis

Front 160

NAME (2)
abduct thigh

Back 160

(1)gluteus medius (2)tensor fasciate latae

Front 161

NAME (2)
extends thigh

Back 161

gleutus medius or gluteus maximus

Front 162

NAME (3)
three muscles that extend leg

Back 162

(1)biceps femoris (2)semimembranosus (3)semitendinosus

Front 163

NAME
planar flexes and everts foot

Back 163

fibularis

Front 164

NAME
plantar flexes foot and flexes toes

Back 164

flexor digitorum longus

Front 165

NAME
plantar flexes foot only

Back 165

soleus

Front 166

NAME
plantar flexes foot and flexes leg

Back 166

gastrocenemius

Front 167

NAME
dorsiflexes foot and extends toes

Back 167

extensor digitorum longus

Front 168

NAME
dorsiflexes and inverts foot

Back 168

tibialis anterior

Front 169

What is plasma?

Back 169

is the clear straw-colored portions

Front 170

NAME
is the clear straw-colored liquid

Back 170

plasma

Front 171

NAME
is the dark-red and buff colored portion of blood

Back 171

formed elements

Front 172

What are formed elements?

Back 172

are the dark-red and buff colored portion of blood

Front 173

What are the formed element of blood? (3)

Back 173

(1)RBCS (2)WBCs (3)platelts

Front 174

What does RBCs stand for?

Back 174

red blood cells

Front 175

What does WBCs stand for?

Back 175

white blood cells

Front 176

RBCs are also called (1)

Back 176

erytrocytes

Front 177

NAME
are also called erythrocyres

Back 177

RBCs

Front 178

WBCs are also known as (1)

Back 178

leukocytes

Front 179

(1) are also known as leukocytes

Back 179

WBCs

Front 180

Platelets are also known as (1)

Back 180

thrombocytes

Front 181

(1) are also known as thrombocytes

Back 181

Platelets

Front 182

What does the CBC stand for?

Back 182

complete blood count

Front 183

What is the CBC?

Back 183

screens for abnormalities in the # and structure of formed elements

Front 184

NAME
screens for abnormalites in the # or structure for formed elements

Back 184

CBC

Front 185

What are erythrocytes?

Back 185

are small anucelate cells that contain hemoglobin

Front 186

NAME
are small anucleate cells that contain hemoglobin

Back 186

erythrocytes

Front 187

What is hemoglobin?

Back 187

is a large molecule used to transport O2 and CO2 in the blood

Front 188

NAME
is a large molecule used to transport O2 and CO2 in the blood

Back 188

hemoglobin

Front 189

When blood is bright red, it means that (1)

Back 189

O2 rich

Front 190

When blood is (1), it means that it is O2 rich

Back 190

bright red

Front 191

When blood is darker red, it means that it is (1)

Back 191

O2 poor

Front 192

When blood is (1), it means that it is O2 poor

Back 192

darker red

Front 193

What is polycythemia?

Back 193

is an abnormally high # of RBCs

Front 194

NAME
are abnormally high # of RBCs

Back 194

polycythemia

Front 195

What is anemia?

Back 195

is a usally low number of RBCS

Front 196

NAME
is a usally low # of RBCs

Back 196

anemia

Front 197

NAME
have discernible vesicles in the cytoplasm that can be seen after staining

Back 197

granular leukocytes

Front 198

What are granular leukocytes?

Back 198

have granules in the cytoplasm that can be seen after staining

Front 199

NAME
is performed to determine the % of each of the five types of WBCs

Back 199

differential WBC count

Front 200

WHat is the blood order?

Back 200

Never let Monkies eat Bananas

N=Neutrophils
L=Lymphocytes
M= monocytes
E=eosinophils
B=basophils

Front 201

NAME
can also be described as a high hematocrit

Back 201

polycythemia

Front 202

NAME
can also be descibed as a low hematocrit

Back 202

anemia

Front 203

What is hemoglobin?

Back 203

a protien that carries O2 in the RBC

Front 204

NAME
is a protien that carries O2 in the RBC

Back 204

hemoglobin

Front 205

What is coagulation?

Back 205

the process of blood cloting

Front 206

NAME
is the process of blood clotting

Back 206

coagulation

Front 207

What does coagulation do?

Back 207

prevents excessive blood loss

Front 208

What is orgin?

Back 208

is the nonmoving point of attachment

Front 209

NAME
is the nonmoving point of attachment

Back 209

orgin

Front 210

NAME MUSCLE THAT MOVE THE HYOID BONE (2)
elevates hyoid bone and depresses mandible

Back 210

anterior belly (2)posterior belly or the diagstric muscle

Front 211

NAME MUSCLE THAT MOVE THE HYOID BONE
elvates hyoid bone and depresses mandaible (2)

Back 211

posterior belly and anterior belly or diagstric

Front 212

NAME MUSCLE THAT MOVE THE HYOID BONE
elevates hyoid bone and moves is posteriorly

Back 212

stylohyoid

Front 213

NAME MUSCLE THAT MOVE THE HYOID BONE
elevates hyoid bone and floor of oral cavity and depresses mandible

Back 213

mylohyoid

Front 214

What are three muscles that help in breathing? (3)

Back 214

(1)external intercoastal (2)internal intercoastal (3)diaphragm

Front 215

What are the group of muscles that move the vertebral column?

Back 215

erector spinae

Front 216

NAME
extends vertbral column and maintain erect posture when both muscles contract. Laterally, flexes vertebral column when only one muscle

Back 216

erector spinae

Front 217

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND (2)
flexes and abducts hand

Back 217

flecor carpi radialis (2)flexor carpi ulnaris

Front 218

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND
weakly flexes wrist

Back 218

palmaris longus

Front 219

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND

flexes hand and proximal and middle phalanx of each finger

Back 219

flexor digitorum superficialis

Front 220

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND
flexes distal phalanx of thumb

Back 220

flexor pollicis longus

Front 221

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND (2)
extends and adducts the hand

Back 221

extensor carpi ulnaris (2)extensor cari radialis brevis

Front 222

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND
extends hand and proximal phalanx of fifth digit

Back 222

extensor digitorum minimi

Front 223

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND
extends hand and proximal middle, and distal phalanges

Back 223

extensor digitorum

Front 224

NAME MUSCLES THAT MOVE THE HAND
extends distal phalanx of thumb and first metacarpal of thumb and abducts hand

Back 224

extensor pollicus longus

Front 225

NAME
is the largest buttocks muscle

Back 225

gluteus maximus

Front 226

What is the differ btwn sulcus and gyrus?

Back 226

(1)sulcus-are shallow grooves btwn elevations (2)gryus-are elevations or folds in the cerebral cortex

Front 227

Draw a diagram showing the parts of the brain and how they are divided up

Back 227

see notes

Front 228

What is the differ bwtn the styohyoid and mylohoid muscles?

Back 228

(1)styohyoid- elevates the hyoid bone and moves it posteriorly (2)Mylohoid- elevates hyoid bone and the floor of the oral cavity and depresses mandible

Front 229

What is the sternohyoid muscles?

Back 229

depresses the hyoid bone

Front 230

What is the sternohyoid muscle?

Back 230

depresses the hyoid bone

Front 231

NAME (2)
depresses the hyoid bone

Back 231

(1)omohyoid (2)sternohyoid

Front 232

NAME WHAT IT INDICATES
high neutrophils

Back 232

bacteria infection

Front 233

NAME WHAT IT INDICATES
high lymphocytes

Back 233

viral infection

Front 234

NAME WHAT IT INDICATES
viral or fungal infection

Back 234

monocytes

Front 235

NAME WHAT IT INDICATES (2)
high eosinophils

Back 235

allergic reaction or parastic infection

Front 236

NAME WHAT IT INDICATES
high basophils

Back 236

allergic reaction

Front 237

NAME INDICATOR
bacterial infection, burns, stress, and inflammation

Back 237

high neutrophils

Front 238

NAME INDICATOR
viral infection, some leukemias

Back 238

high lymphocytes

Front 239

NAME INDICATOR
viral or fungal infections, tuberclosis, some leukenmias, and toehr chronic diseases

Back 239

high monocytes

Front 240

NAME INDICATOR
allergice reaction, parastic infections, or autoimmune diseases

Back 240

eosinophils

Front 241

NAME INDICATOR
allergice reactions, leukemias, cancers, and hypotheyriodism

Back 241

basophils