The opposite of proximal is...The opposite of superior is?
What is distal and inferior.
100
The central hemisphere is divided into the following lobes:
What is parietal, occipital, temporal, and frontal
100
Taste buds are found...and olfactory receptors are found in...
What is tongue and nose
100
The major organ of the integumentary system is...and what else is this system composed of?
What is skin, hair, nails.
100
What is the proper level of organization...think cells etc.
What is cells tissue organs organ system
200
The study of the function of the body is...and the study of structure and shape of the body and body parts is...
What is Physiology, Anatomy
200
Which area of the brain regulates heart rate, blood pressure, breathing and swallowing?
What is medulla oblongata
200
Part of the eye that gives eyes color...and part of the eye that lets you see in color.
What is iris...and cones.
200
The system that waterproofs the body..
What is integumentary system...
200
What organs are NOT contained in the thoracic activity...
What is heart
300
The heart is described as SUPERIOR to the diaphragm because it is:
What is ABOVE the diaphragm
300
Which nerves carry impulses to the CNS from the sensory receptors located in different parts of the body?
What is sensory afferent
300
The white part of the human eye is referred to as the:
What is sclera
300
The worst kind of burn you can receive...
What is 3rd degree
300
This is a passageway that conducts food to the stomach...
What is esophagus
400
The Father of Modern Anatomy is...
What is Andreas Versalius
400
If I am driving and I see a red light, decide to stop, and then put my foot on the brake pedal and stop. The decision to stop shows which of the three functions of the nervous system...
What is integration.
400
Lacrimal fluid (salt solution) is also known as:
What is tears
400
The two layers of the skin...
What is epidermis and dermis
400
The prefix CEREBRO- means...while the suffix -ECTOMY means
What is brain and surgical removal
500
What plane divides the body into right an left half...
What is medial (midsagital)
500
2 major divisions of the NS...and 4 major regions of the brain?
What is central NS/peripheral NS, and (cerebral hemisphere, diencephalon, brain stem, and cerebellum)
500
The ____ has three divisions outer,middle, and inner...
What is ear
500
The ABCD rule stands for...
What is Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color, and Diameter.
500
Wavelike muscular contractions that move food through the digestive tract are known as: