Terms, Cavities, Quadrants, Systems Overview
Towards the midline
Process of inhaling oxygen, and expelling carbon dioxide.
This organ filters waste from circulating blood to form urine.
What are the kidneys?
Skeletal muscle is attached to bone via ______
What are tendons?
The ears relative to the pectoralis major
What is superior?
An inadequate pattern of breathing associated with cardiac arrest states.
What is agonal breathing?
Two types of nervous systems
What is central nervous system and peripheral nervous system
The origin of electrical impulse in the heart
Quadrant where the appendix is located
What is the lower right quadrant?
One of the primary barriers against bacteria and other organisms
Type of blood that enters the right atrium of the heart, into the right ventricle.
Approximate volume of blood within the human body.
What is 5 litres?
The 5 major cavities in the body
What is cranial, spinal, thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic?
What is: removal of excess fluids, absorption/transport of fatty acids, formation of WBCs
Massive release of histamine causes widespread vasodilation, circulatory collapse, and severe bronchoconstriction
What is an anaphalaxic reaction?
Fibrous bands that hold bones together at joints
What are ligaments?
Position of the head of the pancreas relative to the stomach
What is posterior?
Deeper layer of the skin which contains nerves, vessels, and glands.
What is the dermis?
The two main types of lymphocytes
What are T and B cells?
Node that sends electrical signals to the ventricles
What is the AV Node?