Connective Tissue
What is this?
Body Directions
Basics
Planes and Cavities
100
cartilage on the ends of long bones, ribs, trachea and nose
hyaline cartilage
100
What does cardiac muscle look like?
100
"Belly-side" direction specifically refers to this term
What is ventral?
100
This Dutch physician pioneered cadaver dissection during the Renaissance Period
Who is Vesalius?
100
What is a transverse plane?
200
a ring-like layer of bone cells around blood vessel in bone
What is lamellae
200
What does loose regular reticular tissue look like?
200
The elbow is located ___ to the wrist
What is proximal?
200
Study of body function
What is physiology?
200
What is the epigastric region?
300
cells that produce collagen
fibroblast
300
What does transitional epithelial tissue look like?
300
The opposite direction of medial is
What is lateral?
300
The invention of the microscope paved the way to develop this concept in understanding the basic organization of all living things:
What are cells?
300
Which of the following imaging techniques would NOT require being exposed to radiation:
Radiography, CT, sonography/ultrasound, PET
What is ultrasound?
400
inflammatory cell that secretes histamine
What is a mast cell?
400
What does smooth muscle look like?
400
the heart is ________ to the lungs
What is medial?
400
The "Father of Western Medicine" is
Who is Hippocrates?
400
What is the right iliac or right pelvic region?
500
loose connective tissue just deep to epithelial layers
What is areolar tissue
500
What does nervous tissue look like?
500
The thumb is located __ to the fingers
What is proximal?
500
Group of tissues working together
What is an organ?
500
Space between the lungs
What is the mediastinum?