Skeletal System
The long bone in the thigh.
What is the Femur?
The straw-colored fluid component of blood.
What is plasma?
The windpipe.
What is the trachea?
The two portions of the Central Nervous System.
What is Brain stem and Spinal Cord?
The Organell that would best represent the nervous system.
What is the Nucleus?
The four functions of the skeletal system.
What is Protection, Support, Storage of fat and ions, RBC cell production?
The process of producing Erythrocytes (RBCs) is called this.
What is hematopoiesis?
The location of gas exchange.
What is alveoli?
Insulates the axon to promote the transfer of electrical signal.
What are Schwann cells?
The artery that brings the blood to the lungs from the heart to be oxygenated.
What is Pulmonary?
Where the spinal cord extends down to
What is the top of sacrum?
Blood vessels that contain fenestrations.
What are capillaries?
The procedure used to dislodge food from trachea.
Why is the Heimlich Maneuver?
The five flavor profiles of the tongue.
What are salty, sweet, sour, bitter, umami?
Red Blood Cell Production occurs within these types of bones.
What are flat bones and heads of long bones?
When standing on your tip toes you are doing this kind of movement.
What is Planter Flexion?
The way blood pressure readings are expressed.
What is systolic over diastolic?
The larynx is commonly known as this.
What is voice box?
What the Trigeminal cranial nerve controls.
What are face sensations?
The Respiratory gas that hemoglobins carries.
What is oxygen?
These are two types of cartilage growth methods.
What are Appositional & Interstitial growth?
Higher than normal heart rate.
What is Tachycardia?
COPD results mainly in these two homeostatic imbalances
What is chronic bronchitis and emphysema?
The homeostatic imbalance known as Bell’s Palsy results in this.
What is facial muscle paralysis?
Blood Vessels and nerves can be found near conduits in this gross anatomy of bones.
What are Bone Markings?