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2nd test

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Term
Definition
superior   top  
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inferior   bottom  
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lateral   to the side  
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meadian   middle  
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atomical   looking down  
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distil   farthest from the body  
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proximal   clostest  
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postier\dorsal   back  
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anterior\ventral   front  
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coronal   front to back  
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transverse   cut across  
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sagital   left to right  
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organ system   organs  
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atoms   protons neutrons electons  
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molecule   group of atoms  
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organ   group of tissue  
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cell   group of molecules smallest units of our bodies  
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tissue   group of cells specifically organized  
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frontal   forehead  
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temporal   temple  
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zygomatic   cheek bone  
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nasal   top part of your nose  
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maxillla   between your nose and teeth  
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mandible   chin  
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parietal   top part of your head  
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occipital   back part of your head  
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mastroid   bottom of the back of your head.  
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each of the vertebraes   connects to each of the ribs  
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cervical   first 7 neck bones (vertebraes)  
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thoracic   next 12 bones (vertebraes)  
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lumbar   next 5 bones (vertebraes)  
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sacrum   tailbone  
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coccyx   tailbone the bump in between your crack  
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atlas   the first cervical  
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axsis   second cervical  
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sella turcia   the side of your head  
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vertebral foramen   hole for spinal cord  
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spinas process   back of the spinal cord hole  
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manubrium   top of your body (chest up maybe)  
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xiphoid   bottom of your body( hips down maybe)  
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clavical   bone that you can feel above your breast.  
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humerus   top bone of your arm  
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scapula   shoulder blade  
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radius   1 of the 2 bones in the distal part of your arm on the side of you thumb.  
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ulna   2nd of the 2 bones in the distal part of your arm on the opposite side as your thumb.  
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carpals   wrist  
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metacarpals   bones clostest to your wrist  
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pholanges   fingertips  
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tarseles   ancles  
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metecarseles   foot bones  
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phlanges   tips of your toes  
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thibia   smallest bone in diameter in the bottom half of your leg  
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tibia   biggest bone in diameter in the bottom half of your leg.  
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patella   knee cap  
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themur   top bone of your leg  
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pubis\ ishium   sitting bone  
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pelvic girdle   hips  
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flection   flexing  
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extension   not flexing  
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abduction   lift your arm up  
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adduction   arm down  
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medial   turn in  
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lateral   turn out  
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central nervous system contains   brain and spinal cord  
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peripheral contains   spinal nerves and peripheralnerve  
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peripheral   nerve  
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denrites (in the brain)   command center  
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axon (in the brain)   transmitter  
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synapse   connect to one nerve to another  
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cerebellum   balance\cordinating  
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longitudinal tissue   cut down the middle of brain  
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central sulcus   short cuts on the sides of the head  
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hypothalamus   regulates temperature, appetite etc  
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pittuary gland and pons in   the brain  
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ventrides   fluid filled spaces  
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choroid   makes csf  
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palatine (tonsils located in the back of your tongue)   fights desieses  
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lingual   tonsils  
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tastebuds   middle of the tongue  
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tastebuds   towards the front and the tip of the tongue  
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sclara   white of the eye  
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iris   color of the eye  
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naso lacrimal duct   water type fluid over your eye  
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six muscles   in the eye  
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light goes through the pupil then   through the lense  
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cornea is responsible for   bending of the light rays  
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optic nerve   nerve in your eye  
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retna   light waves converted to nerve impuldes  
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pinna   top round of the ear  
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ear lobe   ear piercing part  
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tympanic memnrance   ear drum  
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occicals   inside your ear  
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semi,cicular, canals   fluid filled  
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incus   part of the ear  
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malleous   part of the ear  
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staes   part of the ear  
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cochlea   part of the ear  
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