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what are the directional anatomy terms used to describe positions ? anterior/posterior superior/inferior dorsal/vental distal/proximal
what are the five cavities of our body ? classify them into dorsal and ventral dorsal - spinal cavity - cranial cavity ventral - thoracic -abdominal pelvic
which of the following describes the location of the wrist to the elbow distal proximal superior inferior distal
which cavities hold the ovaries? cranial pelvic ventral thoracic pelvic
which layer of heart contains cardiac muscles ? myocardium epicardium endocardium myocardium and epicardium myocardium
the blood from the right ventricle goes to what ? continue the pathway till l.atrium pulmonary valves, pulmonary artery, lungs , l/r pulmonary veins l.atrium
the blood vessels that carry the blood away from the heart are called ? veins venules arteries capillaries arteries
What are the glands of endocrine system ? Hypothalamus pituitary pineal thyroid parathyroid testes ovaries adrenal pancreas
what are the hormone released by the hypothalamus? dopamine growth hormone releasing hormone thyrotropin release hormone
what are the hormones released by pituitary gland? what gland control this gland explain how? follicle stimulating hormone oxytocin thyroid stimulating hormone growth hormone hypothalamus controls this gland. this can be explained by the hormone released by hypothalamus as they tell this gland to release other hormones. ie ghrh
what hormone is screated by pineal gland ? what does it do ? melatonin - lowers body temperature - makes you drowsy
what hormones are created by thyroid gland? what other gland produces hormones related to this gland? t3 and thyroxine pituitary gland produces thyroid stimulating hormone
what is the location of parathyroid hormone? how many parathyroid glands are there there are 4 parathyroid gland they release parathyroid hormones: responsible for calcium and phosphate
what are two sex glands and what do each of them produce? testes: testosterone, estradiol ovaries: estrogen and progesterone
what does hormone does pancreas produce ? insulin somatosatatin
hormones of adrenal gland cortisol testosterone adrelanine dopamine noraadrelanine
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