Integumentary System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Nervous System
Bonus
100
The definition of the "Rule of Nines" is this
What is "a tool to decide what percentage of total body surface area was affected by a burn"
100
These are the four types of bones
What are flat bones, irregular bones, long bones, and short bones
100
This muscle is found in the heart
What is cardiac muscle
100
This is
What is a neuron
100
These are the four major lobes of the cerebral cortex
What is the frontal lobe, temporal lobe, occipital lobe, and parietal lobe
200
These are the two distinct regions of the skin and which is top and bottom
What is the epidermis and the dermis, with the epidermis being superficial and the dermis being below that
200
This is what kind of skeleton
What is the axial skeleton
200
This is
What is a sarcomere
200
The brain and the spinal cord are part of this (hint: it's a nervous system)
What is the Central Nervous System
200
This is
What is the appendicular skeleton
300
This is the type of tissue found in the epidermis and this is the type of tissue found in the dermis
What is the epithelial tissue and the fibrous connective tissue
300
These are the three types of overall joints
What are fibrous joints (bones are fused to prevent lots of movement), cartilaginous joints (not too much motion but enough to remain stable), and synovial joints (A LOT of movement)
300
This is a thick filament in the muscle that attaches to actin to form cross-bridges
What is myosin
300
This is when too much potassium is released during action potential
What is hyperpolarization
300
This is a bundle of thick and thin protein filaments
What is a myofibril
400
These are the three major types of skin cancer
What is basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma
400
This joint is found in places such as the knee or the elbow
What is the hinge joint
400
These are the 7 rules for how a muscle is named
What is location, size, shape, orientation, origin and insertion, number of heads, and function
400
This pump is on the post-synaptic terminal (hint: this one is not the Ca+ ion channel)
What is the ligand-gated ion channel
400
This is anterior and posterior movement to the coronal plane
What is flexion and extension
500
These are the factors to detect melanoma
A-Asymmetry
B-Border irregularity
C-Color
D-Diameter
500
This is when the palm is facing up and this is when the palm is facing down
What is pronation and supination
500
These are the 7 shapes of the muscles
What is quadrate, rhomboidal, trapezium, triangular, fusiform, digastric, and bicipital
500
These are the parts of the brain stem
What is the pons, medulla oblongata, and the midbrain
500
This is the origin of the sternocleidomastoids name
What is because it originates at the sternum and clavicle and inserts into the mastoid process