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Final Exam

final exam questions GCSM

QuestionAnswer
Sagittal unequal left and right
Lateral away from middle
Distal farthest from the point of attachment, trunk
Coronal the plane that divides the body into Anterior and Posterior halves
Transverse the plane that divides the body or a limb into Superior and inferior halves
medial towards the midline
dorsal pertaining to organs found in the back
epigastric above umbilical region
umbilical naval
Dorsal Cavity contains the cranial cavity (brain) and the spinal cavity (spinal cord)
Ventral Cavity contains the thoracic cavity (heart, lungs), abdominal cavity (liver, lg intestine) pelvic cavity (reproductive, rectum)
Stratified tissue cells in many layers
Bone tissue osseous
Areolar loose connective tissue
Columnar long narrow epithelial cells
Squamous flat and irregular epithelial cells
neuron scientific name for nerve cell
myelin fatty material that insulates and protects nerve cell fibers
cartiledge hard connective tissue that strengthens body stuctures and acts as a shock absorber, at the end of long bones
neoplasm another name for tumor
Malignant tumor that spreads (more serious)
Mestastasis spread of tumor
Myocardium muscle found in the heart
visceral smooth, involuntary
cilliary modified sweat glands, located at the edge of the eyelids
keratin thickens skin
lesion wound or local injury to skin
follicle sheath where hair develops
stratum a layer as of the skin
cutaneous refers to skin as a whole
sudoriferous sweat glands
epidermis outer layer of skin
dermis true skin aka corium
subcutaneous layer of tissue under skin, aka hypodermis
sebaceous oil glands
sebum oil
psoriasis chronic skin disease, red flat areas covered with silvery scales, no known cause
eczema atopic dermatitis
decubitus ulcer bed sore caused by decreased circulation to an area, common in heels sacrum elbows occiupt
athlete's foot fungus
sphenoid wing like in nasal cavity
metacarpals bones in palm of hand
sternum breast bone connects ribs, 3 parts body, manubrium and xyphoid process
femur thigh bone
patella sesamoid bone in tendon (knee)
fibula little toe side of leg
os-coxae hip bone
ulna pinky side of forearm
humerus upper portion of arm (brachial)
malleolus ankle
alopecia baldness
fossa depression in bone
process projection of bone
sinus air sac within a bone
foramen hole in bone
meatus channel through bone, nerve fibers run through
occipital skull, in back
zygomatic cheek bones
temporal temples
parietal yamaca sits on
ribs (how many) 7 pair true ribs, 5 false including floating
fontanel baby soft spot
diaphysis shaft of long bone
ephysis end of long bone, where growth takes place
osteomyelitis infection of the bone
osteoporosis thinning of bone
dorsiflexion toes up
pronation palms down
circumduction combo of flexion, extension, abduction, adduction
synarthrotic not movable ex skull
ampiarthrotic slightly movable, pubic symphasis
diarthrotic freely movable, has synovial fluid
symphysis type of slightly movable joint
buccinator (location) cheeck muscle
pectoralis major chest
deltoid shoulder
intercostals ribs
masseter jaw for chewing
contractility shorten
isotonic changing distance
myosin works with actin, proteins that work together to create striations.
ATP adenosine triphosphate -- energy comes from breakdown of this molecule
synapse joint between two nerve cells
chemical name for adrenaline ephinephrine
how many pairs of spinal nerves?/ 31 pairs both sensory and motor
how many pairs of cervical spinal nerves 8 pairs
autonomic system involuntary and controlled by the hypothalmus
Dendrites... carry impulses toward the cell body
parts of the brain stem pons, mid brain and medulla oblongata
acromegly excess of growth hormone, Andre the Giant
goiter enlarged thyroid gland, big adam's apple
addison's disease decrease in activity in adrenal cortex, bronze grey color
tetany muscle spasms due to low calcium, extreme lock jaw
myxedema decrease in thyroxin in adult
thrombin clotting factor
endocardium lines the heart
apex pointed region of the heart
valve prevents back flow
septum partition between two heart chambers
epicardium outermost layer of heart
myocardium thick muscular layer, heart itself
diastolic relaxation phase of cardiac cycle, atrium pressure, bottom #
aorta receives blood out of left ventricle
murmur abnormal heart sound
tachycardia rapid heart rate
pharynx throat
mediasteinum space between the lungs
hilus depression on the medial side of the kidney
pleura membrane around the lungs
adams apple is made up of thyroid cartiledge
larynx vocal cord
pleurisy inflammation of the pleura
hypoventilation decrease in the amount of air
tachypnea rapid breathing
mastication chewing
deglutition swallowing
peritoneum lining of the abdominal cavity
peristalisis wavelike movements
duodenum 1st part of the small intestine, most digestion
villi lines small intestine
gastrin is produced in the stomach
anabolism build up
catabolism breaks down
hypothermia lower body temperature
FSH and LH are secreted by pituitary gland
areolar tissue loose connective tissue found in membranes around vessels and organs
cancellous tissue porous spongy
compact tissue dense
five layers of epidermis stratum corneum, stratum germinativum, stratum lucidem, stratum granulosum, stratum spinosum
scoliosis lateral curve, anywhere on spine predominately in thorax
lordosis exagerated concave curve of lumbar spine ONLY
kyphosis hunch back, exagerated covex curve of thorax spine
fossa a depression or hollow
trochanter a large process for muscle attachment
process a bone prominence or projection
condyle a rounded knuckle like prominence usually at a point of articulation
line a less prominent ridge of a bone than a crest
tuberosity a large rounded process
meatus a tube like passage
tubercle a small rounded process
head a rounded articulating process at the end of a bone
spine a sharp slender projection
crest a ridge
3 areas of pharynx nasopharynx, oropharnyx, larynopharynx
3 salivary glands parotid (behind molars), submandibular (jaws), sublingual (under tongue)
anterior pituitary secretes ACTH, TSH, FSH, GH, LH and lactogenic hormone
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