Mode F Chapt 1 & 2

Front 1

Pertaining to the front of the body

Back 1

Anterior

Front 2

Pertaining to the back of the body.

Back 2

Posterior

Front 3

Pertaining to the furthest point of attachment

Back 3

Distal

Front 4

Pertaining to teh nearest point of attachement

Back 4

Proximal

Front 5

Movement away from the midline

Back 5

Abduction

Front 6

Movement toward the midline

Back 6

Adduction

Front 7

Structure: How it is made

Back 7

Anatomy

Front 8

Structure: How it works

Back 8

Physiology

Front 9

Lying on belly, face down

Back 9

Prone position

Front 10

Lying on back, face up

Back 10

Supine position

Front 11

Pertaining to the side of the body

Back 11

Lateral

Front 12

Lying on back face up

Back 12

Supine position

Front 13

RUQ

Back 13

Right upper quadrant

Front 14

LLQ

Back 14

Lower left quadrant

Front 15

If an individual has xx chromosomes they are

Back 15

Female

Front 16

If an individual has xy chromosomes, they are

Back 16

male

Front 17

These anchor muscle to bone

Back 17

Tendons

Front 18

These anchore bone to bone

Back 18

ligaments

Front 19

This type of transport system requires energy

Back 19

Active transportation

Front 20

Blood is the type of tissue

Back 20

Connective

Front 21

is a specialized intercellular substance

Back 21

Matrix

Front 22

The appendix is found in the ___ cavity

Back 22

Abdominal Pelvic

Front 23

The pituitary and pineal glands are found in this cavity

Back 23

Cranial Cavity

Front 24

This type of connective tissue is found between tissues and organs

Back 24

Areolar Tissue

Front 25

This type of tissue covers the body surface and line the body cavities

Back 25

Epithelial Tissue

Front 26

This type of energy is needed for active transport (abbreviation)

Back 26

ATP

Front 27

The respiratory system uses__to exchange the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs

Back 27

Diffusion

Front 28

This structure of the cell contains the genetic material DNA

Back 28

Nucleus

Front 29

There are __4 of the abdomen

Back 29

Quadrants

Front 30

There are 9 __ of the abdomen

Back 30

Regions

Front 31

Another name for the frontal plane

Back 31

Coronal

Front 32

The most abundant tissue type in the body

Back 32

Connective tissue

Front 33

This is the type of cartilage that covers ends of bone

Back 33

Hyaline

Front 34

In a __ transport system, molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.

Back 34

Passive

Front 35

IN a hypertonic solution, a RBC will__

Back 35

Crenate

Front 36

The transport system uses mechanical pressure to push particles through a membrane

Back 36

Filtration

Front 37

The functional unit of the body is the...

Back 37

Cell

Front 38

The __ pleura lines the pleura cavity

Back 38

Parietal

Front 39

The__ separates the thoracic and abdominal cavity.

Back 39

Diaphram

Front 40

The __ plane divides the body into right and left sides.

Back 40

Saggital

Front 41

There are __ thorasic vertebre

Back 41

12

Front 42

These are pairs 1-7; are attached directly to the sternum by costal cartilage

Back 42

True ribs

Front 43

Bone-building cells

Back 43

Osteoblast

Front 44

Cheek bone

Back 44

Zygomatic

Front 45

These ribs have only a posterior attachment

Back 45

Floating Ribs

Front 46

The _ division of the spine is labeled C1-C7

Back 46

Cervical

Front 47

Shinebone

Back 47

Tibia

Front 48

This means slightly moveable

Back 48

Amphiarthrosis

Front 49

Collarbone

Back 49

Clavicle

Front 50

Kneecap

Back 50

Patella

Front 51

The __division of the spine is labeled L1-L5

Back 51

Lumbar

Front 52

Ear bones

Back 52

Ossicle

Front 53

Bone grows in length from the __ at both ends.

Back 53

Epiphyseal

Front 54

Breast Bone

Back 54

Sternum

Front 55

This is the exaggerated curve of the thoracic area

Back 55

Kyphosis

Front 56

Heel bone

Back 56

calcaneus

Front 57

This is the medical term for clubfoot

Back 57

Talipes

Front 58

These are the "Soft spots" in the skull, that allow the skull to be compressed during child birth, and will be ossified by the time a child reaches 18 months of age.

Back 58

Fontanal

Front 59

The __ division of the spine is labeled T1-T12

Back 59

Thoracic

Front 60

This is the mature bone cell

Back 60

Osteocyte

Front 61

Lower Jaw

Back 61

Mandible

Front 62

This bone houses the pituitary gland

Back 62

Sphenoid

Front 63

This acts as a cushion of padding in joints

Back 63

Bursa

Front 64

Shoulder Blade

Back 64

Scapulae

Front 65

This is a deficiency of Vitamin D

Back 65

Rickets

Front 66

Upper Jaw

Back 66

Maxillae

Front 67

This is the hip socket, found in the pelvic bone, and part of a freely movable joint

Back 67

Acetabulum