Question | Answer |
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what is another name for the cerebral arterial circle | circle of willis |
the exit duct for urine out of the urinary bladder is the | urethra |
how many deciduous teeth are present in the human species | 20 |
what cavity contains yellow bone marrow | medulliary |
this is an unpaired visceral branch of the abdominal aorta | celiac artery |
in which areas does the cerebrospinal fluid flow around the brain | subarachnoid space |
which 3 quadrants of the body feed the left lymph duct | left upper left lower right lower |
this is an artery of the circle of willis | anterior communicating |
what is the study of the systems of the human body | systemic anatomy |
one function of the pancreas is | produce insulin |
this structure is not involved in pulmonary circulation | right atrium |
the innominate vein is formed by the subclavian and | internal jugular vein |
this artery is present only in the female body | ovarian artery |
the pendulous pouch that contains the testes is the | scrotum |
the study of the structure of the body with emphasis on the superficial landmarks is | topographical anatomy |
the internal carotid artery supplies blood to the | brain |
the three protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord are the | meninges |
this gland would not be included in a study of the endocrine system | prostate gland |
this list includes all of the basic types of blood cells | erythrocytes leukocytes thrombocytes |
this is a process that can be performed by a leukocyte | diapedesis |
what system of the body includes the brain | central nervous system |
the segment of the small intestine that terminates by joining the large intestine is the | ileum |
the type of blood vessel that carries blood in a general direction away from the heart is | artery |
a prominent projection of the temporal bone is the | mastoid process |
this is a muscle of the neck | platysma |
the relatively movable attachment of a muscle is the | insertion |
which term is associated with the nervous system | meninges |
the serous membrane that lines the thoracic cavity is the | pleura |
what part of the female reproductive system is periodically expelled from the uterus during menstruation | endometrium |
on what basis does the deltoideus muscle receive its name | shape |
the study of the human body is always conducted in the | anatomical position |
a group of similar cells acting together to perform a particular function is | tissue |
the union of the distal ends of two or more blood vessels is called | anastomosis |
this is a broad muscle of the lower back | latissimus dorsi |
a thin expanse of tissue is | membrane |
this is a posterior muscle of the abdomen | psoas major |
the right and left innominate veins combine to form the | superior vena cava |
what percentage of the total volume of blood is made up of blood cells | 45% |
which chamber of the heart contains the papillary muscles and chordae tendinae that control the tricuspid valve | right ventricle |
the process of bone formation is | ossification |
the largest portion of the encephalon is the | cerebrum |
this is a circular muscle of the eye | orbicularis oculi |
this bone is the lower jaw | mandible |
the process whereby oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide at the level of the body cell is | internal respiration |
the tunica media of the heart is the | myocardium |
this can be located on the medial and superficial aspect of the forearm | basilic vein |
this is an anteromedial muscle of the abdomen | rectus abdominus |
glands that secrete their products through a duct system only are | exocrine glands |
the pharynx functions in what two systems | respiratory digestive |
the zygomatic arch is associated with the | temporal bone |
the descending and sigmoid colons receive their blood supply from the | inferior mesenteric artery |
how many sections is the small intestine divided into | 3 |
which of these organs receive blood from the celiac axis artery | liver stomach spleen |
which of these bones is classified as an auditory ossicle | malleus bone |
what system of the body contains the glottis | respiratory system |
this is described as osseous tissue | bone |
in an anatomical study the direction toward the bottom of the foot is | inferior |
the blood cells responsible for clotting are the | platelets |
an imaginary vertical plane which passes through the body from side to side at a right angle to the median plane is the | coronal plane |
this is the last chamber of the heart to contain oxygenated blood before it enters the aorta | left ventricle |
the large vein that returns deoxygenated blood from the lower extremities and the abdomen to the right atrium of the heart is the | inferior vena cava |
bone is classified as what type of elementary tissue | connective tissue |
this bone is not a bone of the cranium | vomer |
this is not a part of the cerebral arterial circle | external carotid artery |
the protoplasm of a cell that is outside of the nuclear membrane but inside the cell membrane is the | cytoplasm |
in feta circulation, the ductus arteriosus connects the pulmonary artery with the | arch of the aorta |
this is also known as the malar bone | zygomatic |
the third branch of the arch of the aorta is the | left subclavian artery |
the anatomy of the skeletal system is | osteology |
what plane of reference cuts the body into equal right and left parts | median plane |
the valve at the entrance to the stomach is the | cardiac sphincter |
which term pertains to the internal body organs | visceral |
what is the other name for the thoracic duct of the lymph system | left lymph duct |
the wall that separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity is the | phrenic muscle |
this is the study of the structures of the body with emphasis on each system as a separate unit | systemic anatomy |
this is described as osseous tissue | bone |
the process by which a white blood cell can destroy foreign bacteria is called | phagocytosis |
true or false? the anatomical position assumes that: a. the body is in the supine position b. the arms are extended out from the sides c. the palms of the hands are not visible |
all three false |
the lining of the medullary cavity | endosteum |
a landmark of the temporal bone | zygomatic process |
the portion of a muscle attached to a movable body part | insertion |
the anatomical limit of the axillary and brachial artery | teres major |
name of liquid located between the cells | tissue fluid |
the female ovary is | heterocrine |
salivary glands in the cheek | parotid |
tissue surrounding the lungs | visceral pleura |
the longest cranial nerve | vagus |
lining of the scrotum | tunica vaginalis |
the temperature sensitive muscle of the scrotum | dartos |
the anatomical limit of the femoral and popliteal artery | abductor magnus |
the capacity of a vein compared to an artery of the same length and external diameter is | greater than an artery |
the external iliac arteries continue as the | femoral |
the top of the foot receives blood from the | dorsalis pedis |
identify a branch of the brachiocephalic trunk | right common carotid artery |
the ulnar artery continues as the | superficial palmar arch |
the renal arteries feed the | kidneys |
the sole of the foot is supplied by the | posterior tibial artery |
the femoral artery and femoral vein are found in the | abductor canal |
the lower anatomical limit for this artery is the teres major muscle | axillary artery |
the solid components of the blood are called | formed elements |
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