Basic Cells
Anatomical location
Body Systems
Conditions
Hodge Podge
100

Which part of the cell regulates cellular activity and houses genetic information?

Nucleus

100

What is the name of the plane that divides the body into equal right and left portions?

Midsagittal plane

100

Which type of immunity is received when a baby ingests maternal antibodies through breast milk?

a. Naturally-acquired immunity

b. Artificially-acquired immunity

c. Naturally-acquired passive immunity

d. Artificially-acquired passive immunity

C

100

A patient who has had a cholecystectomy has had what organ removed?

gallbladder

100

What does a sebaceous gland secrete?

oil

200

What substance contains the suspended organelles?

cytoplasm

200

What organ is found in the pleural cavities?

lung

200

Name the outermost layer of the heart that secretes pericardial fluid

Pericardium

200

Which condition is monitored at home using a peak flow meter?

asthma

200

What condition is the provider screening for when using the ABCDE screening rule?

Melanoma (skin CA)

300

Organelle responsible for converting nutrients into ATP

mitochondria

300

Which body cavity is bordered inferiorly by the diaphragm? 

thoracic

300

Which GI organ is primarily responsible for absorption of nutrients and medications?

small intestine (primarily the duodenum)

300

Gluten intolerance

Celiac disease

300

Which type of arthritis is caused by "wear and tear" on the joints?

osteoarthritis


400

Organelle responsible for digesting waste products

lysosomes

400

Name a digestive organ found in the left upper quadrant

stomach or pancreas

(spleen is not a digestive organ)

400

Where does hematopoiesis occur?

bone marrow

400

Treatment for this condition may include increased intake of red meat, organ meat, and leafy vegetables

Fe-deficiency anemia

400

In menopause, which hormone significantly decreases and which increases?

Estrogen decrease

Follicle-stimulating hormone increases (ovaries attempting to stimulate ovulation)

500

Organelle responsible for synthesizing proteins

ribosomes

500

What is the purpose of bandaging a limb distal to proximal?

To reduce swelling by promoting venous return

Wrapping proximal to distal can cause a "tourniquet effect" by trapping fluid in the limb

500

Hair-like projections in the respiratory tract that move mucus up

cilia

500

Latent infection caused by reactivation of the varicella virus

shingles (herpes zoster)

500

Name the 2 organ systems primarily responsible for acheiving and maintaining homeostasis

Nervous and endocrine systems