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Biology 1005 Exam 1

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fluid-filled body cavities formed by thin sheets of tissue Serous membrane
thin,watery fluid that lubricates organs, to move within the cavity with little friction Serous fluid
Which side does the thoracic cavity, abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity appear on? Anterior (ventral) side
Which side does the cranial cavity and vertebral cavity appear on? Posterior (dorsal) side
What does the pleural cavity surround? The lungs
Where is the Mediastinum? In between the lungs in the thoracic cavity
What does the Mediastinum contain? The heart, esophagus, trachea, and thymus gland.
What muscle separates the thoracic cavity and abdominopelvic cavity? Diaphragm
What cavity is superior to the muscle diaphragm? Thoracic Cavity
What pleural cavities are located between 2 layers of serous membrane? Pleural Membranes
What is attached to the body wall? Parietal Pleurae
What is the cavity between the pleural cavities? Mediastinum
Where is the abdominal cavity located? Extends from diaphragm to the top of the pelvis
What organs are included in the abdominal cavity? Stomach, Kindeys, Small Intestines, Most of the large intestine, Spleen and the Liver.
What cavity is enclosed by pelvic bones? Pelvic cavity
What organs are included in the pelvic cavity? End of the large Intesine, Urinary Bladder, and the internal reproductive organs.
What is the 3rd sub cavity of the abdominopelvic cavity called? Peritoneal cavity
What plane divides the body parts into Left and right? Sagittal Plane
what plane divides the human body into EQUAL Left and right parts? Midsaggital Plane
What plane divides the human body into unequal parts? Parasaggital Plane
Which plane divides the body in anterior and posterior? (front and back) Coronal Plane aka frontal plane
Which plane divides the body in to superior and inferior? (up and down) Transverse Plane aka cross section
What are the abdominal quadrants? RUQ, RLQ, LUQ, LLQ
What organs are included in the Right upper quadrant? Any other organs? Liver, pancreas, gallbladder, duodenum, trannsverse colon. Other organs: right adrenal gland + right kidney
What organs are in the right lower quadrant? Any other organs? Small Intestine, Ascending colon, appendix, and urinary bladder. Other organs: part of the right kidney, right ureter, right ovary and uterine tube (F) and right spermatic cord.
What organs are included in the left upper quadrant? Any other organs? Liver, stomach, spleen, pancreas, transverse colon. Other organs:: left adrenal gland, and left kidney.
What organs are included in the left lower quadrant? Any other Organs? Small Intestine, Descending colon, and urinary bladder. Other organs: Part of left kidney, left ureter, left ovary and uterine tube (f), left spermatic colon and sigmoid colon.
What is the centermost abdominal region? Umbilical region
What region is superior to the umbilical region? Epigastric region
What abdominal region is inferior to the umbilical region? Hypogastric (pubic) region
What abdominal region is lateral to hypogastric region? Iliac (inguinal) regions -- left and right side
What abdominal region is lateral to the umbilical region? Lumbar regions -- left and right
What abdominal region is lateral to the epigastric region? Hypochondriac region
What is the level of organization? Chemical level, cell level, tissue level, organ level, organ system level, and organism level.
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