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Building Blocks
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Circulatory System
Nervous System
100
What are the 3 basic parts of the cell, and define
What is nucleus- control center; vital=reproduction cytoplasm- chemical activities/production dept./nutrients stored cell membrane-outer surface
100
How many bones in -cranium -body -face
What is 8 in cranium, 206 in body, 14 in face
100
what muscle is located under brows, controls brows= drawing them in and down?
What is corrugator
100
What is the tough, outer membrane that encases the heart?
What is pericardium
100
3 Subsystems of the Nervous System?
What is -Central -Peripheral -Autonomic
200
Groups of the same cell are called.....?
What is tissues
200
Where is the sphenoid
What is located behind the nose/eyes- connects all bones of cranium
200
what is the function and location of platysma?
What is tip of chin to shoulders/chest; depress lower lip/jaw =sadness
200
What are the 3 vessels of the cardiovascular system?
What is -veins -arteries -capillaries
200
Name and define the 2 subsystems of the Autonomic?
What is -Sympathetic= raises heart/bp, constricts vessels -Parasympathetic= lowers heart/bp, dilates vessels
300
What is the function of the Endocrine System?
What is controls growth, health and reproduction
300
What are the smallest bones of the face, and locate
What is Lacrimal; front part of inner bottom eye socket
300
When massaging muscles, move from what to what; aka= "following the facial line"?
What is insertion to origin
300
What do Erythrocytes carry?
What is oxygen and hemoglobin
300
Name 4 parts of brain, location and function?
What is -Cerebrum= front part; mental activity -Cerebellum= below cerebrum; motor activity -Pons= in front of cerebellum; connects brain to spinal column -Medulla Oblongata= connects to spinal cord; breathing, digestion....
400
Define "Organ" and name the 8 of primary importance
What is separate body structures that perform specific functions. -brain -eyes -heart -lungs -stomach/intestines -liver - kidneys -skin
400
name the arm, wrist and hand bones; and locate
What is -humerus= upper arm -radius= thumb side -ulna= pinky side -carpals= wrist -metacarpals=hand -phalanges=fingers
400
Locate, name, and describe function of the neck, upper back muscles?
What is -Platysma= chin to shoulder; depress lip/jaw -Sternocleido Mastoideus= ear to collarbone; "yes" or "no" -Trapezius/ Lats= neck, upper back; head back, swing arms, rotate shoulders
400
The external Maxillary artery supplies blood to lower part of the face and branches into: -submental -inferiorlabial -angular artery -superior labial; where do they supply?
What is -submental= chin, lower lip -inferiorlabial= lower lip -angular artery= sides of nose -superior labial= lip, septum
400
The interaction of sensory and motor nerves is called...?
What is Reflex Action
500
Define Metabolism and explain both phases?
What is chemical process by which cells receive nutrients for cell growth and reproduction
500
Applying pressure to frontal and temporal bones can do what?
What is relieve sinus and other tensions
500
Name and locate mouth muscles?
What is -oris orbicularis -quadratus labii superioris -quadratus labii inferioris -mentalis -risiorius -caninus -triangularis -zygomaticus -buccinator
500
The superficial Temporal supplies blood to the top/sides of the head and branch into: -Frontal Artery -Parietal Artery -Middle Temporal -Transverse Artery -Anterior Auricular
What is -Frontal Artery= forehead -Parietal Artery=crown/sides of head -Middle Temporal=temples -Transverse Artery=masseter -Anterior Auricular=anterior ear
500
Afferent Nerves carry messages where?
What is to the brain and spinal cord