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Physiology - Ch 1
Bio 201 - CGC - Ch 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which body region is the head and contains the brain? | Cranial Region |
| Which body region is the neck? | Nuchal Region |
| Which body region is the chest (above the diaphragm) containing the heart, lungs, and thymus gland? | Thorax Region |
| Which body region is the armpit? | Axilla Region |
| Which body region is below the diaphragm and contains the digestive organs? | Abdomen Region |
| Which body region contains the navel or belly button | Umbilical Region |
| Which body region is in the lower abdomen and hip area? | Pelvic Region |
| Which body region is in the side of the groin in the lower abdomen? | Inguinal Region |
| Which body region contains the lower back? | Lumbar Region |
| Which body region includes the midline region at the top of the buttocks, just below the lumbar region? | Sacral Region |
| Another name for upper arm? | Brachium |
| Front of elbow | Antecubital |
| Forearm | Antebrachium |
| At the superior end of the femur | Femoral |
| Buttocks | Gluteal |
| Back of knee | Popliteal |
| Body Directions: Toward the head | Cranial |
| Body Directions: Above | Superior |
| Body Directions: Below | Inferior |
| Body Directions: Toward the midline | Medial |
| Body Directions: Toward the side | Lateral |
| Body Directions: Toward the front | Anterior |
| Body Directions: Toward the back | Posterior |
| Body Directions: Toward the belly | Ventral |
| Body Directions: Toward the back | Dorsal |
| Body Directions: Closer to the central point of reference | Proximal |
| Body Directions: More distant from the central point of reference | Distal |
| The fingers are ___ to the wrist. | Anterior |
| The ears are ___to the nose. | Lateral |
| The naval is ____ to the spinal column. | Anterior |
| The forehead is ___ to the mouth. | Superior |
| Arms at side, palms forward with forearms in supine position (carrying a cup of soup). | Anatomical position |
| Not commonly found in the body. This is a loop in which the production of a particular product or outcome causes the production of additional products/outcomes. It's a way to "build up" toward an important goal. | Positive feedback loop |
| Very commonly found in the body. Critical for maintaining homeostasis. Feedback in which changes within the body are countered by reactions to stop or change. ie blood sugar control | Negative feedback loop |