Directional Terms
Front or belly side
What is Anterior
Muscle on the shoulder that raises the arm up
What is the deltoid
Lower jaw bone
What is the mandible
These carry blood toward the heart
What are veins
Within a neuron where the nucleus is located
What is cell body
What is lateral
Muscle on the chest that brings the arms forward and together
What is the pectoralis major
Medial lower arm bone
What is the ulna
Biggest artery of the heart
What is the aorta
The part of the nervous system in which the main structure is nerves
What is the PNS (peripheral nervous system)
Below or toward the feet
What is inferior
Swimmer's muscle (Muscle in the back that is lateral and under your arms)
What is Latissimus Dorsi
Lateral lower leg bone
What is the fibula
Gas exchange happens here
What are capillaries
Involved with sensing impulses and sending the information to the CNS
What are sensory nerves
Further from the point of attachment
Longest muscle in your body, allows you to sit criss-cross applesauce. (thin muscle on the anterior leg)
What is Sartorius
The last bone of the spine
What is the sacrum
Maximum pressure (when ventricles are pumping)
What is systolic
What is the sympathetic division
Body facing front, toes pointed forward, palms facing upward
What is anatomical position
What is the Infraspinatus muscle
The three fused bones that make up the pelvis
What is the ilium, ischium, and pubis
What is CO2 (carbon dioxide)
This section of the brain is responsible for movement
What is the motor cortex