Show:
Cardiology
Pulmonology
Neurology
US Geography
AYSTAFG
100

What is the pacemaker of the heart

Sinoatrial (SA) Node

100

What is the functional unit of the Lung

Alveoli

100

The system that controls your flight or fight responses

Sympathetic Nervous System


100

What does "DC" stand for in Washington DC

District of Columbia

100

If Jamir threw his paper plane 134 inches, Isabella threw hers 4 yards, and Chloe threw hers 10 feet; who threw their plane the farthest?

Isabella

200
Name the valve between the Right Atrium and Ventricle

Tricuspid valve

200

What are the main gases being exchanged in the lungs

O2 and CO2

200

What is the Fluid that surrouns the brain and spinal cord

Cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)

200

Name the 5 Great Lakes


Superior, Michigan, Erie, Huron, Ontario

200

Name the first 6 numbers of Pi

3.14159

300

Name the 2 structures that dump deoxygenated blood into the heart

Superior and Inferior Vena Cava

300

Which Lung is larger and has more lobes?

Right lung

300

Describe a Tonic-clonic seizure

generalized loss of consciousness with violent muscle contractions

300

Which 4 states intersect at the four corners monument?

Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado

300

What president is on the 5 dollar bill

Abraham Lincoln

400

Explain Bradycardia vs Tachycardia


Bradycardia: Slow heart beat

Tachycardia: Fast heart beat

400

Name the diagnosis: A patient is not breathing properly and there is a build up of CO2 in the blood

Patient is in acidosis
400

Name the meningeal layers in order and describe them


Dura Mater: Tough and thick

Arachnoid mater: spider like

Pia mater: Thin; barely visible

400

What state is Mount rushmore located in?

South Dakota

400

How many columns of transition metals are there?

10

500

Which vessels supply blood to the heart directly

Right and left coronary arteries

500

What muscle is located under the lungs to assist with breathing

Diaphragm

500

Name a Cranial Nerve and what it controls

  • CN I - Olfactory nerve: Sensory; responsible for the sense of smell.

  • CN II - Optic nerve: Sensory; transmits visual information from the eyes to the brain.

  • CN III - Oculomotor nerve: Motor; controls most eye movements, pupil constriction, and lens shape.

  • CN IV - Trochlear nerve: Motor; controls the superior oblique muscle of the eye, allowing for downward and inward eye movement.

  • CN V - Trigeminal nerve: Both sensory and motor; handles facial sensations (touch, pain, and temperature) and controls the muscles used for chewing.

  • CN VI - Abducens nerve: Motor; controls the lateral rectus muscle, allowing the eye to look outward.

  • CN VII - Facial nerve: Both sensory and motor; controls muscles responsible for facial expressions, provides taste for the anterior two-thirds of the tongue, and stimulates tear and salivary glands.

  • CN VIII - Vestibulocochlear nerve: Sensory; responsible for hearing and maintaining balance/equilibrium.

  • CN IX - Glossopharyngeal nerve: Both sensory and motor; controls swallowing, gag reflexes, and salivary gland secretion, while also managing taste and sensation in the back of the tongue and throat.

  • CN X - Vagus nerve: Both sensory and motor; plays a major role in the autonomic nervous system by regulating heart rate, digestion, and breathing, while also controlling muscles in the throat and voice box.

  • CN XI - Accessory nerve: Motor; controls the muscles of the neck and shoulders (specifically the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles).
  • CN XII - Hypoglossal nerve: Motor; controls the muscles required for tongue movement, speech, and swallowing. 
500

What is the capital city of New Hampshire

Concord

500

What decade did the Great Depression happen in?

1930's