Endocrine
On slide 1 What are letters A, B, C & D?
What is: Hypothalamus, Pituitary Gland, Thyroid glands, and Adrenal gland.
Both gustation (taste) and olfaction require molecules or ions to dissolve in saliva or mucus do what?
What is: Bind to specific chemoreceptors to elicit sensation in the mouth.
on slide #11, What is this an example of?
What is: Coagulation (blood clotting)
on slide #15 name the numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4
what is: 1: Vein, 2: Medium size (distributing) Artery, 3: Arteriole, 4: Capillary
On slide #18 label the associated letters: E, G, D
What is: E: Lymphatic capillary, G: Flow of lymphatic fluid, D: Lymphatic vessel
On Slide 2, what is that an image of? and what are those white spaces responsible for?.
What is: the pituitary gland, the white spaces are responsible for allowing hormones to enter the bloodstream.
On slide 6, What are A & B?
What is: A: Ethmoid Bone and B: Olfactory receptor cells.
On slide #10 what type of blood cells are A, B, and C?
What is: Lymphocyte, Monocyte, and Platelets
on slide #13 identify letters: A, B, and C
What is A: Intercalated discs, B: Nuclei, C: Mitochondria
On slide #19, name the letters: C, F, L
What is: C: Middle conchae, F: Middle meatus, L: Oropharynx
On slide 3, What is this an image of? and what Is letter C and its responsibility?.
What is: Thyroid gland and it is responsible for stimulating bone growth
on Slide 7, What are letters J, A, and B
J: Frontal sinus A:Superior rectus muscle B: Lateral rectus muscle
On slide 12, What are the letters A, B, C, and E?.
What is: A: Erythrocytes, B: Neutrophils, and C: Lymphocytes
on slide #14 label the letters: A, G, V, and N
What is: A: Superior vena cava G: Aorta V: Right Ventricle N: Anterior Interventricular Artery
On slide #20 name the letters: M, C, F, K
What is: M: Thyroid gland, C: Thyroid cartilage, F: Corniculate cartilage, K: Glottis (opening into the trachea)
On slide 4, What is this an image of? Letter B name the Category, Hormone, and effects.
What is: Zona fasciculate, Category: Glucocorticoid, Hormone: Cortisol, Effect: tissue repair, anti-inflammatory.
On slide 8, Name letters A, B, C
A: Bipolar cells, B: Rod and cone nuclei, C: Choroid
What are platelets involved in & what are they fragments of?
What is: Forming blood clots, they are fragments of membrane and cytoplasm of a megakaryocyte.
On slide #16 name the letters: E, H, J, D
What is: E: Maxillary a., H: Frontal branch of superficial temporal a., J: Transverse facial a., D: Internal carotid
On slide #21, Name the letters: D, H, G
What is: D: Tracheal cartilage, H: Segmental (tertiary) brinchi, G: Lobar (secondary) bronchi
On slide 5, What is this image showing? name A, B, and C along with the hormones and effects.
What is: Ovary showing and oocyte, A: Oocyte Hormone: estradiol, Effect: Prepare reproductive system B: granulosa cells, Hormone: estradiol. C: Thecal Cells
On slide 9, Name letters A, F, M, D, E
A: Cochlea, F: Malleus M: Cochlear nerve D: Stapes E: Incus
How many primary components is whole blood made up of? and how much volume do they contribute to the body?
What is: Plasma and cells, Each roughly contributing to half the volume of whole blood.
What is: I: Internal iliac v., H: Inferior vena cava, C: Subclavian v., E: Basilic v.
on slide #18, name the associated letters: M, P, D, J
What is: M: Jugular trunk, P: Thoracic duct, D: Cubital, J: Mesenteric