Terms
Intro to A&P; Cells & Tissues; Integumentary
Skeletal; Muscular; Nervous
Special Senses; Endocrine; Respiratory; Blood; Cardio
Lymphatic; Digestive; Urinary; Reproductive
100

Define Lateral

 away from the midline of the body

100

What cavity contains the stomach?

abdominal

100

What is the collarbone also known as?

clavicle

100

Which artery is found in the neck?

carotid

100

 Where is the spleen located?

upper left quadrant of the abdomen, behind the stomach and under the diaphragm

200

Define Transverse

plane divides the body into top and bottom halves

200

What type of tissue do fat cells make up?

adipose

200

How many nuclei do smooth muscle fiber cells contain?

1

200

Which pituitary gland stores but does not produce hormones?

posterior pituitary gland

200

The outer part of the kidney is called the __________________

cortex

300

Define Pupil

the opening through which light rays enter the eye 

300

What are the two layers of tissues that make up the dermis?

papillary and reticular

300

The central nervous system includes the ________________ and ___________________.

brain and spinal cord

300

List the formed elements in blood:

WBCs

RBCs

Platelets

300

When does crossing over occur?

during prophase I of meiosis

400

Define Lymph

The fluid inside lymphatic vessels

400

What layer of tissue makes up fingerprints?

papillary

400

List the parts that make up the sternum, starting with the upper portion.

  • Manubrium
  • Body
  • Xiphoid process
400

Where does the Eustachian tube drain into?

nasopharynx

400

Alpha interferons are produced by _______

virus-infected leukocytes

500

Define Duodenum

The first, and shortest, segment of the small intestine

500

Which type of epithelial tissue makes up the esophagus?

Stratified squamous

500

Describe the behavioral characteristics of of muscles:

excitability, contractility, extensibility, and elasticity

500

List the different sinuses:

maxillary sinuses

frontal sinuses

ethmoid sinuses

sphenoid sinuses

500

What are the processes involved in urine formation?

Urine formation involves three main processes: filtration

reabsorption

secretion

These processes work together to filter blood, reclaim essential nutrients, and eliminate waste.