Tissues, Planes & Directions
Suffixes & Prefixes
Abbreviations
Medical Word Elements
Cavities, Quads. & Regions
100

What tissue covers the surfaces of organs and lines cavities and canals?

Epithelial Tissue

100

-ar, meaning?

Pertaining to

100

AP? meaning?

Anteroposterior

100

Kary/o?

Nucleus

100

Definition of Body Cavities.

Spaces within the body that hold, protect, separate, and support internal organs.

200

Name the 5 types of Connective Tissues.

Cartilage, Adipose bone, elastic fiber, and blood.

200

Infra- meaning 

below, under

200

CBC and CT meanings?

CBC- Complete Blood Count

CT- Computed Tomography

200

Poster/o?

back (of body), behind, posterior

200

Dorsal Cavity is divided into which two cavities?

What are they formed by? What do they contain?

Cranial Cavity- Formed by the skull, and it contains the brain.

Spinal Cavity- Formed by the backbone (spine), contains the spinal cord

300

What are tissues composed of?

Similar cells that preform specialized or similar function.

300

Meanings of the prefixes peri and super.

Peri- Around

Super- Upper, above

300

LAT, lat? LLQ & LUQ?

LAT, lat- Lateral

LLQ- Left Lower Quadrant

LUQ- Left Upper Quadrant

300

Albin/o?

Leuk/o?

White

300

Ventral Cavity is divided into which two cavities? What do they contain? One of them is further divided into which two Cavity's and what do they contain?

The Thoracic Cavity and Abdominopelvic Cavity. Thoracic cavity contains the lungs and the heart. The Abdominal Pelvic Cavity is further divided into the Abdominal Cavity and the Pelvic Cavity. Abdominal Cavity contains the liver, stomach, intestines, and kidneys. Pelvic Cavity contains the urinary bladder and reproductive organs.

400

Describe the differences between Muscle Tissue and Nervous Tissue.

Muscle tissue provides the contractile tissue of the body, which is responsible for movement. Nervous tissue transmits electrical impulses as it relays info throughout the entire body.

400

Graphy?

Process of recording

400

MRI meaning?

MRI- Magnetic Resonace Imaging

400

Xanth/o?

yellow

400

Name the four quadrants.

Right Upper Quadrant

Left Upper Quadrant

Right Lower Quadrant

Left Lower quadrant

500

The study of tissues is called ________?

Histology

500

Meaning of Ultra?

Excess and beyond

500

SPECT meaning?

Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography 

500

Cyan/o?

Erythr/o?

Melan/o?

Poli/o?

Cyan/o- Blue

Erythr/o- Red

Melan/o- Black

Gray; gray matter (of the brain or spinal cord)


500

+1000 Points!

Name all 9 Quadrants and their locations!

Right Hypochondriac - Upper Right Lateral Region beneath the Ribs.

Epigastric - Upper Middle Region

Left Hypochondriac - Upper Left Lateral Region beneath the Ribs.

Right Lumbar - Middle right Lateral Region.

Umbilical - Region of the Naval.

Left Lumbar - Middle Left Lateral Region.

Right Inguinal (iliac) - Lower Right Lateral Region.

Hypogastric - Lower Middle Region.

Left Inguinal (iliac) - Lower Left Lateral Region