Body Orientations
What is the name of the term that refers to lower/towards the foot
Inferior
What is the longest bone of the body?
Femur
Which structure is called little brain?
Cerebellum
Which cranial nerve controls vision to the eye?
Optic
What is the name for an electrical impulse that is sent by a neuron?
Action Potential
The thoracic cavity contains which two major organs?
Heart and Lungs
What position is the ulna in relation to the radius?
Medial
Which two structures play a role in movement and coordination?
Cerebrum and Cerebellum
Name the nerve: III
Occulomotor
Name the receptor responsible for detecting changes in blood pressure
Baroreceptor
The gluteal region is ________ to the popliteal region.
Superior
Which bone has bony projections that look like horns?
Hyoid
The Diencephalon consists of which 3 structures? (100 points per structure)
Thalamus, Hypothalamus, Epithalamus
Name the nerve: VIII
Vestibulochochlear
What is the name of the space between neurons?
Synapse
The region between the right and left pleural cavities is called what?
The mediastinum
The medial malleolus is found on which bone?
Tibia
Which area in the frontal lobe is responsible for speech and language?
Broca's Area
Which is the Largest of all the Cranial Nerves?
Trigiminal Nerves
Name the major organ of the sympathetic nervous system
Adrenal Medulla
The gall bladder is located entirely in which quadrant?
Upper Right
Which of these bones has "wings" and a body?
Sphenoid
Which lobe is Wenicke's area located in?
Temporal Lobe
Which nerve innervates muscles that abducts the eye?
Abducens
How many pairs of spinal nerves are their?
31