UNCG Kin 291 Clinical Human Anatomy- First exam review (Questions + Answers) Solved

___ ___ and ___ ___ compose only about 10% of the breast mass. - Breast ducts, mammary glands ____ ____ are responsible for milk production. - Mammary glands ____ and ____ tissues are components of the breast that make up the bulk of breast tissue. - Adipose, connective ____ are called "messenger molecules" that circulate in the blood, and act on distant target cells. These are also "molecular triggers". - Hormones ____ are responsible for carrying deoxygenated blood to the heart, includes one-way valves, and generally have less smooth muscle. - Veins ____ are responsible for carrying oxygenated blood away from the heart, and consists of smooth muscle fibers. - Arteries ____ are the base cells of the nervous system. - Neurons ____ digestive organs secret things to aid in digestion, but no food really passes through these organs. - Accessory ____ glands secrete sweat through pores. - Sweat ____ intercostal muscles are on the inside of the ribcage, and activate during expiration (breathing out). These depress the ribs (lowers), thus causing the diaphragm to relax and move upward. - Internal____ intercostal muscles are on the outside of the ribcage, and activate during inspiration (breathing in). These elevate the ribs, thus causing the diaphragm to contract and move downward. - External ____ is a fibrous sac around the heart, helping to prevent overfilling. - Pericardium ____ is a term used the describe placement in the body that means "caudal/further from head" - Inferior ____ is a term used the describe placement in the body that means "closer to the midline" - Medial ____ is a term used the describe placement in the body that means "closer to the surface" - Superficial ____ is a term used the describe placement in the body that means "closer to the trunk" - Proximal ____ is a term used the describe placement in the body that means "cranial/closer to head" - Superior