Tissues
What tissue type is unique to the bladder, and contributes to its contractibility?
transitional epithelium
This position is the pinnacle of observing the body characterized by palms facing up, and the body in symmetry?
What is anatomical position?
What type of sensory receptor is used for sensing tension or stretch ?
What is Ruffini?
What region is the brain located in?
What is the Cranial Region?
cholesterol is used in the phospholipid bi-layer, and effects what property of this bi-layer?
what is fluidity?
When viewing a histo slide, the nuclei of the observed cells do not align
what is pseudostratified columnar epithelia
If someone is laying on their back which position would this be consided?
What is Supine position?
if someone senses small vibrations from their phone buzzing, what receptor is activated?
What is Meissners corpuscle?
In the abdominal region, what specific section is the bladder located in?
What is the hypogastric region?
When breaking down a quaternary protein into its simplist monomer subunits, what composes the polypeptide
what are amino acids?
When looking at a histological slide, the slide shows large, white globs that have no set organization, what type of connective tissue is observed?
what is proper, loose adipose tissue?
In reference to location, is someone moves their arm over the midline of their body, it is in which direction they are moving?
What is medial?
If someone develops a pressure ulcer and it is down to the fatty layer, which layers of skin are effected?
What is the epidermis and dermis?
On the dorsal side of the body, anterior to the patella is what region on the back of this synovial joint?
What is the popliteal region?
What property of the phospholipid blayer makes it semi-pereable
what is amphipathic?
What type of proper connective tissue composes the papillary layer of the dermis, and is known as the "stuffing" of the body?
What is proper, loose areolar connective tissue?
What is the directional term that is opposite of proximal, and is in reference to where a point is relative to its attachment?
What is Distal?
If someone psoriasis, and has continuous growth of squamous epithelia and it builds up plaques where is the continued growth coming from?
What is stratum Basale?
This Region although sounds like part of the skull, is on the head itself, but not the cranium. In actuality, this region contains the chin, what region is this?
What is the mental region?
When someone is birthing, and has increased progesterone, which feedback mechanism is used to maintain contractions and the birthing process?
What is a positive feedback loop?
In the stratum spinosum, cells for immune surveillance serve as the first immune response in the epidermis, what are these specialized cells?
What is the cells of langerhans?
a plane going through the middle of the body from ventral to dorsal is?
what is mid-saggital
This accessory structure is activated when it is cold outside, and is characterized by hair being tense
what is the arrector pili muscle?
If someone laying on their back develops a pressure ulcer, and becomes a deep injury that exposes the coccyx, what is the region effected by this injury?
What is the Sacral region?
In the movie Tangled, Rapunzel is known for her long hair. There is most likely a dysregulation of cell division in this structure, and is responsible for the continuous growth of her hair. What structure is this?
What is the hair matrix?