Anatomy Chapter 1

Front 1

______ is a diagnostic technique used to show relative metabolic activity of tissues.

Back 1

PET

Front 2

The right inguinal abdominal region is where the _________ is located

Back 2

Appendix

Front 3

The Epigastic region is the ________ region which is immediatley superior to the ________

Back 3

Abdominal
Umbrilicus

Front 4

Membranes that line the walls of the body cavaties are__________ membranes

Back 4

Parietal

Front 5

The diaphragm separates the _______ cavity from the ________ cavity

Back 5

Thoracic
Abdominopelvic

Front 6

The Pleural cavity and Mediastinum are sub-cavities within the _________ cavity

Back 6

Thoracic

Front 7

The uterus is found in the _______ cavity

Back 7

Pelvic

Front 8

The cranial cavity is part of the body's _________ cavity

Back 8

Dorsal

Front 9

The posterior/dorsal cavity contains the

Back 9

Spinal cord

Front 10

The liver is found in the _________ cavity

Back 10

Abdominopelvic

Front 11

Unirary bladder is located in the________ cavity

Back 11

Pelvic

Front 12

The lungs are in the ______ cavity

Back 12

Pleural

Front 13

The ________ cavity holds the brain

Back 13

Crania

Front 14

The portion of the truck above the diaphram is the _______ cavity

Back 14

Thoracic

Front 15

A sectional plane that would allow the viewing of the femur bone , the quadricep muscle and the hamstring muscle all at the same time sections is

Back 15

Transverse

Front 16

The plane that passses through the body and divides it into EQUAL right and left portions is the ________ plane.

Back 16

Midsagittal

Front 17

A cut that divides the body into anterior and posterior sections is

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Coronal or Frontal

Front 18

The three fundamental planes of reference are

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Sagittal
Transverse
Coronal/Frontal

Front 19

In anatomical position, the palm of the hand is turned

Back 19

Anteriorly

Front 20

Cubital refers to an area on the

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Arm

Front 21

The rib region of the body is referred to as the

Back 21

Costal

Front 22

The area behind the knee is referred to as

Back 22

Popliteal

Front 23

__________ is the anatomical term for armpit

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Axillary

Front 24

The gluteal region is on the __________side of the body

Back 24

Posterior

Front 25

The Brachium is

Back 25

The upper arm

Front 26

Your wrist is _____ to your elbow

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Distal

Front 27

The anatomical term meaning Toward the midline of the body is

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Medial

Front 28

The posterior or back surface of the body is the

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Dorsal side

Front 29

In human anatomy the term that means towards the head regions is

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Superior

Front 30

The term used to describe the body tanding erect, eyes looking forward,arms at the side of the body, and palms and toes directed forward is

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Anatomical

Front 31

Labor contractions and blood clotting are examples of

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Positive feedback

Front 32

Homeostasis is maintained primarly by

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Negative feedback

Front 33

A toliet tank that refills itself after a flush is very simiar to the ______________ in human physiology

Back 33

Negative feedback effect

Front 34

The relative constancy of extracellular fluid composition is

Back 34

Homeostasis

Front 35

The continuous adjustments made by the body to maintain an internal balance is

Back 35

Homeostasis

Front 36

Studying anatomy by touch such as during a physical examination is called

Back 36

Palpation

Front 37

The techinque a physicians uses to listen to your heart sounds

Back 37

Auscultation

Front 38

The chemical regulators produced by the Endocrine system are called

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Hormones

Front 39

The Nervous system and the Endrocrine system work closley together to maintain the

Back 39

Homeostasis of an individual

Front 40

The level of human structual complexity from smallest to the largest structure unit is

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Organelles
Cells
Tissue
Organs
Organs systems

Front 41

The most complex level of organization of life is

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The organism level

Front 42

Hundreds of cardic cells together describe a

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Tissue

Front 43

Several different structures composed of different kinds of tissue working together for the

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Organ System level of organization also known as just systems

Front 44

A group of tissues similar in structure and function form

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Organs

Front 45

An organ is composed of two or more types of

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Tissues

Front 46

The basic fundamental and structural component of life is the

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Cell

Front 47

Diagnosis of disease based changes in cells and tissue is

Back 47

Pathology

Front 48

The study of the microscopic structure of tissue and organs is called

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Histology

Front 49

The study of BODY FUNCTION is

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Physiology

Front 50

The study of BODY STRUCTURE is

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Anatomy