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22 Cards in this Set
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How many abdominopelvic regions do you have and how many abdominopelvic quadrants are there
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9, 4
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what are the two major closed cavities
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dorsal and ventral
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what are the main divisions of the dorsal cavity
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cranial and spinal
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how is the ventral cavity divided
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superior thoracic cavity, inferior abdominopelvic cavity
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the superior thoracic cavity contains what
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heart and lungs
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the inferior abdominopelvic cavity contains
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liver, digestive organs, reproductive structures
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what separates the abdominopelvic cavity from the thoracic cavity
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the diaphragm
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the pelvic cavity contains
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the bladder, repro organs, and the rectum
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the serosa is double or single membraned
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double
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organs are encased in one membrane or two
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two, by the parietal and the visceral
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parietal pericardium lines what (be specific)
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lines the pericardial cavity
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the visceral pericardium lines the
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the heart itself, ad the heart is within the pericardial cavity
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whats the difference between the parietal peritoneum and the parietal pleura
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the parietal pleura line the walls of thoracic cavity, the parietal peritoneum line the walls of abdominopelvic cavity
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a vertical plan that divides body into right and left parts
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sagittal
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what plane divides the body into anterior and posterior parts
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frontal planes
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what two plane types divide vertically
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sagittal and frontal
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what is another word for afrontal plane
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coronal plane
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what plane divides the body into superior and inferior parts
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transverse
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a transverse section is also called a
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cross section
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diagnol cuts
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oblique sections
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a sagital plane that lies right in the middle is called
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the midsagittal plane
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another name for midsagittal plane
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median plane
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