Directional Terms
what is the term means above
superior
responsible for making hair contract and stand on ends
arrector pili muscle
The thoracic cavity consist of three parts, they are ....
Ribs, Sternum, thoracic vertebrae
The Ph of blood
7-7.5
Distal means what?
Farther away from the point of attachment
Type of burn responsible for blisters, damages epidermis and dermis
2nd Degree burn
The ribs that do not connect are which pairs
11-12
Responsible for pigment of skin and eye color
Melanin
If you have injured your wrist how would they anatomically describe the location
Answers vary
Proximal (to the phalanges)
Distal (to the radius, ulna, elbow, humorous)
List the sections of the vertebral column in order from top to bottom
cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccyx
What is dermal papillae responsible for
Formation of finger prints
How would you use anatomical directions to describe your nose
It is superior to your mouth
it is inferior to your nose
it is medial to your ears
it is anterior to you occipital bone
Severe burns can lead to deadly complications such as ......
Dehydration and Infections
The sternum is composed of how many bones fused together
3
During what stage of miosis does the nuclei disappear
Prophase
Your sural region is injured, where is it anatomically located (must use two terms to correctly describe location )
Posterior
distal to your pelvis, femur or patella
proximal to your tarsals
The stratum corneum is made of what type of cell
Keratinocytes
True ribs attaches to the sternum via their own individuals piece of cartilage
List the layers of the epidermis from most superficial to deepest
Corneum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Spinosum, Basale