organ systems
regions and directions
fields of study
planes and ab. regions
random
100

which organ system controls every other organ system?

nervous system

100

The thoracic cavity is _______________ to the abdominopelvic cavity.

superior

100

define anatomy vs physiology

form vs function

100

name one organ in the cranial cavity

brain

100

name 3 digestive organs in this image

liver, gallbladder, small intestine, large intestine, stomach

200

the liver, pancreas, and gallbladder are part of which system?

digestive

200

name 3 regions in/on the head

cephalic, orbital, nasal, buccal, mental, otic, oral, occipital

200

the study of life before birth is ____

embryology

200

plane?

frontal/ coronal plane

200

what is a 'chondro'-'blast'?

immature cartilage cell

300

which system works closely with the immune system?

lymphatic system

(also take cardio and skeletal)

300

The thumb is _______________ to the ring finger.

lateral (assuming anatomical view)

300

what's the difference between histology and cytology?

histology studies tissues

cytology studies cells

300

name two organs in the thoracic cavity

heart, lungs, esophagus, trachea, IVC, thymus

300

what is the study of changes in the body from conception to death?

developmental anatomy

400

which organ system exchanges O2 and CO2?

which organ system transports O2 and CO2?

respiratory

cardiovascular

400

The trachea (windpipe) is _______________ to the vertebral column

anterior/ventral

400

if i study the process of disease, i study _____

pathophysiology

400

name this region

right inguinal/ iliac
400

name two organ systems in this image

and one organ

digestive, respiratory, skeletal

500

which organ system produces red blood cells?

skeletal system

500

The popliteal region is _______________ to the patellar region.

posterior

500

what kind of anatomy is specific to medical specialties?

hint: it differs from normal anatomy during disease

clinical anatomy

500

name two organs in the left hypochondriac region

spleen, stomach, diaphragm, pancreas

500

which 3 organs are involved in vitamin D synthesis?

skin, liver, kidneys