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Cephalic - Answer Head Cranial - Answer skull Facial - Answer face Cervical - Answer Neck Axillary - Answer Armpit Brachial - Answer Arm Anticubital - Answer front of elbow Antebrachial - Answer forearm carpal - Answer wrist palmar/volar - Answer palm digital/phalangeal - Answer fingers/toes femoral - Answer thigh patellar - Answer anterior surface of knee crural - Answer leg pedal - Answer foot tarsal - An...

Which bone surface marking is described as a 'tubelike opening,' for example the opening for the ear canal through the temporal bone? - Answer meatus Which of the following is FALSE regarding compact bone? - Answer contains spaces for red bone marrow The growth in thickness (diameter) of long bones is the result of: - Answer appositional growth Which of the following has the steps for fracture repair in the correct order? - Answer formation of a fracture hematoma, fibr...

Describe the importance of ligaments at joints. A. they bind structures within joints B.they limit mobility C.they stabilize joints D. all of the choices are correct - Answer D How are the three types of fibrous joints similar? - Answer they are composed of dense irregular connective tissue A fibrous joint composed of a thin layer of dense irregular connective tissue between bones of the skull are - Answer sutures The fibrous joint that forms a sheet of dense irregular c...

Chapter 1 - Answer Intro to the Human Body What is the study of the structures of the body? - Answer Anatomy When was the first dissection? - Answer 300 BC When was the next dissection after it was banned? - Answer 1400 AD When were the first anatomical descriptions found? - Answer Book of Job What is the careful cutting of body parts for learning used in cadavers? - Answer Dissection What is the study of function and processes of human body? - Answer Physi...

Which of the following is NOT an extension of the dura mater? a) falx cerebelli b) falx cerebri c) tentorium cerebelli d) epidural space - Answer d) epidural space Choroid plexuses are specialized capillaries in the CNS that: 1. are covered by ependymal cells. 2. are located in the walls of the ventricles. 3. are located in the dural venous sinuses. 4. are the sites for reabsorption of CSF. 5. are derived from the arachnoid layer of the meninges. a) 3, 4, 5 b) 1, 2, 4, ...

The brain and the spinal cord - Answer The central nervous system consists of what? Organs or cells that respond to sensory inputs. - Answer Describe what an effector is? cranial nerves, spinal nerves, enteric plexuses in the small intestine, ganglia and sensory receptors - Answer The peripheral nervous system consists of what? Skeletal muscles, smooth muscles (viscera, vessels), cardiac muscles, glands, and smooth muscle of digestive system - Answer What are some effectors?...

Chapter 16 - Answer Nervous Tissue What are the functions of the nervous system? - Answer Sense, integrate, and act How does the nervous system sense? - Answer Sensory receptors and neurons What detects stimuli internally and externally? - Answer Sensory receptors and neurons What is sending information back to the central nervous system? - Answer Afferent pathway What pathway does the nervous system take to sense? - Answer Afferent pathway What is what we are...

Chapter 10 - Answer Muscular Tissue What are the types of muscular tissue? - Answer Skeletal, cardiac, smooth What is the location of skeletal muscle? - Answer Attached to skeleton and fascia throughout the body What muscle tissue is long, unbranched, striated with multiple nuclei? - Answer Skeletal muscle What muscle tissue is voluntary? - Answer Skeletal What is the location of cardiac muscle? - Answer Heart and associated vessels What muscle tissue is short...

heart, blood vessels, blood - Answer the cardiovascular consists of 3 interrelated components transports, regulates, protects - Answer blood does three things: connective - Answer blood is a _____ tissue plasma (liquid) and formed components (cells and platelets) - Answer blood contains 2 portions interstitial fluid - Answer the watery fluid that bathes body cells and is constantly renewed by the blood interstitial fluid - Answer nutrients from the blood diffuses...

spinal cord - Answer contains neural circuits that control some of your quickest reactions to changes spinal cord - Answer is the site for integration of neuronal stimulation spinal cord - Answer relays sensory nerve impulses spinal cord - Answer continuous with the brain and together constitute CNS vertebral column and meninges - Answer 2 protective structures of spina cord meninges - Answer protective coverings of spinal cord epidural dura mater arachnoid...