Body cavity terminology
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| What makes up the dorsal body cavity? | Nervous system; mostly bones
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| What makes up the ventral body cavity? | Everything else: Trunk of human body, serous liquid
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| What is serous: | A fluid that allows bodily organs to slide
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| What is the pleural Cavity? | Lungs, thorax, medra, stinum
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| What is the serous membrane around the lung called? | plera
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| What is the serous membrane around the heart called? | Pericardium
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| In which cavity, Dorsal or Ventral, are you more likely to find a freaking huge tumor? | Ventral body cavity, because the brain would notice if there's something growing on it.
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| What is the serous membrane around the abdominal area? | Peritoneum
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| What is the medra? | (blank)
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| How is the abdomen divided? | Into four regions: Upper left quadrant, lower left quadrant, upper right quadrant, lower right quadrant
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| What is important to remember when drawing the quadrants? | Your right is the patient's left!
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| What is the plane where you end up with anterior and posterior half? | Choronal or Frontal
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| What is the plane when you end up with a left and right half? | Sagital Plane
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| What is the prefix added to the above plane when it cuts right down the eye, but not right down the rest of the body? | Pera
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| What is it called when you end up with an inferior and supeiror half? | Transverse Plane
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| How many ventricals can be seen after a frontal cut of the brain? | 2 ventricals
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| How many ventricals can be seen after a sagital cut of the brain? | 1 ventrical
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| How many ventricals can be seen after a transverse cut of the brain? | 2 ventricals
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