bones of the skull, vertebral column and, bony thorax
What is the AXIAL SKELETON?
100
The functional unit of a myocyte
What is a SARCOMERE?
100
The primary target of lymphatic capilaries
What is the INTERSTITIAL FLUID?
100
The folds of an organ, especially the stomach, that allow the organ to exand when necessary
What are RUGAE?
100
The largest artery of the body
What is the AORTA?
200
The tubular shaft that forms the longitudinal axis of long bones
What is the DIAPHYSIS?
200
The axon terminus, synaptic cleft and motor end plate (excitable region of the sarcolemma).
What is a NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION?
200
The structures of the circulatory system where lymph is returned to the blood
What are the SUBCLAVIAN VEINS?
200
Where extraction of nutrients begins
What is DUODENUM?
200
The largest blood vessels that return oxygen-depleted blood to the heart
What are the VENA CAVAE?
300
The structural unit of compact bone
What is an OSTEON (or HAVERSIAN SYSTEM)?
300
A muscle that helps a prime mover exert its action on a joint
What is a SYNERGIST?
300
Primary line of defense agains foriegn particles
What are the STRATUM CORNEUM, MUCUS, SALIVA, SEBUM, and LACRIMAL FLUIDS?
300
Wavelike smooth muscle contractions that move food through the esophagus and stomach
What is PERISTALSIS?
300
The blood vessels that send blood to the lungs before it returns to the heart to be distributed to the entire body.
What are the PULMONARY ARTERIES?
400
The site where two or more bones meet
What is an ARTICULATION?
400
The complex muscle that surrounds the lips and is involved in playing some wind insruments.
What is the ORBICULARIS ORIS muscle?
400
Secondary, non-specif body defenses against invasion of foreign particles
What are PHAGOCYTOSIS, COMPLEMENT FIXATION, INTERFERON CELL SIGNALLING, INFLAMATORY RESPONSE, and FEVER?
400
The organ responsible for processing fats for digestion
What is the LIVER?
400
The chamber that collects blood from the pulmonary arteries
What is the LEFT ATRIUM?
500
Touching the tip of the thumb with the tip of any digit
What is OPPOSITION?
500
The three methods of regenerating ATP during muscle contraction
What are DIRECT PHOSPHORYLATION (via creatine phosphate), AEOROBIC RESPIRATION, and ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION?
500
A component of the third line of defense against foreign particles that includes antigen presentation, antibody production and development of immunologic memory
What is ADAPTIVE or SPECIFIC IMMUNITY?
500
The organ that begins in the right iliac region and is responsible for absorption of water from undigestible material
What is the LARGE INTESTINE?
500
The anatomical features of the heart responsible for the "lub" and "dub" sound of the heartbeat.
*Your answer must be specific for each.
What is the CLOSING OF THE BICUSPID/TRICUSPID and the RIGHT/LEFT SEMILUNAR VALVES (respectively)?