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| What gland is the "master gland"? | pituitary gland
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| Where is the bile produced? | liver
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| Where is the bile stored? | gallbladder
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| Where is the sperm produced? | testes
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| What are the three layers of skin? | epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous
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| What part of brain controls judgement and memory? | cerebrum
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| What is the name of the space between 2 nerves? | synapse
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| Universal donor | type O
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| universal recipient | type AB
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| What is the name of outer layer of the kidney? | cortex
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| Axillary | armpit
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| Cervical | neck
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| Mediastinal | chest
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| inguinal | groin
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| adrenal glands | on the top of each kidney
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| arteries | carry blood Away from the heart
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| arthroscope | instrument for visual exam (of joints)
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| Bronch/o | lung
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| capillaries | where gas exchange occurs
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| colp/o | vagina
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| cornea | refracts light into eye
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| diarrhea | solid or liquid fecal matter
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| epiglottis | cartilage that covers larynx
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| femur | largest long bone; thight bone
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| gastr/o | stomach
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| incontinence | unvoluntary release of urine or fecal matter
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| laproscope | instrument for visual exam of abdomen
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| ophtalmology | study of the eye
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| oliguria | scanty amount of urine
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| oxytocin | hormone that stimulates uterine contractions
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| -penia | too few
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| pharynx | throat
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| phlebitis | inflammation of vein
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| pulse | expansion and contraction prodused by blood as it moves through artery
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| trachea | windpipe
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| tracheostomy | surgery opening in trachea
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| veins | carry blood toward the heart
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| venogram | record of veins
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| how many vertebrae are in lumbar ? | 5
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| Which is ball-and-socket joint? ankle; hip; wrist; elbow | hip
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| embolus | a piece of blood clot traveling through the vein
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| receptors for night vision | rods
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| external layer of the heart | epicardium
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| pacemaker of the heart | sinoatrial node
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| how many lobes in the right lung? | 3
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| mechanical digestion begins in... | mouth
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| eardrum | tympanic membrane
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| Eustachian tube | connects the throat with middle ear
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| second stage of labor | expulsion
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| what is definition of preeclampsia | metabolic disease of pregnancy
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| definition of abduction | moving away from midline of the body
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| allo- | other (different from usual)
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| suffix -rrhea means | discharge
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| starting point of the muscle called | origin
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| small solid circular raised spoton the surface of the skin less than 0.5 cm in diameter | papule
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| which word describe innermost layer of the skin | subcutaneous
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| weight of skin | 20 lb or more
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| ambryo | baby called in the first 8 weeks of pregnancy
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| adrenoglands located | on the top of kidney
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| inguinal | lymph node in groin
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| medical term for visual exam of joint | arthroscopy
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| normal length of pregancy | 40 weeks
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| opposit for "malignant" | benign
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| right order 1.uretra 2. urinary bladder 3. renal pelvis 4. ureter | 3.4.2.1
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| What part of kidney responsible for removing waste product? | nephron
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| preffix per- means | through
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| laceration | a torn rugged wound
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| which prefix has the same meaning as "intra" | endo-
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| correct spelling for inflammation of bronchus | bronchitis
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| suffix for surgical crushing | -tripsy
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| correct spelling "record of x-ray of kidney" | cystogram
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| acronim that indicates "disease progressive loss of lung capacity" | COPD chronic obstructive pulmonery disease
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| how many chromosomes (human) | 2 pairs of 23 (46)
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| which one is connective tissue? 1.alveoli, 2. bone. 3. lymph vessel, 4. skin | BONE
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| which condition caused by virus traveling over the neural pathway | shingles
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| cluster of lymph nodes | axilla (armpit)
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| normal adults respiration rate | 12-20
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| part of brain that controls respiration | brain stem (medulla oblongata)
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| what does hormone cortisol regulate? | aldosterone
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| What are the six pulse points? | Brachial, Radial, Popliteal, Carotid, Inguinal, Pedal
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| trombosis | blood clot (formation of blood clot)
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| Which part of a long bone contains red bone marrow? | epiphysis w/ cancellous
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| phalanges are bone in?? | the toes
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| what is the correct spelling of the term that means rapid flow of blood? | Hemorrhage
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