CH 6 Anatomy & Physiology

The cerebrospinal nervous system controls the:

The more movable attachment of a muscle to the bone is called the:

The skull consists of eight cranial bones and:

Vessels that carry blood back to the heart are called:

The cardiovascular or vascular system is also known as the:

The occipital bone forms the back and base of the:

The human body consists of:

Muscles of the scalp include the epicranius, frontalis, occipitalis, and the:

The study of an organism's observable structures as seen with the naked eye is:

The auricularis muscles are associated with the:

Activities of the muscular system are dependent on the skeletal system and the:

The facial nerve that controls all the muscles used for facial expression is the:

The nucleus of the cell controls its activity and facilitates:

The frontal bone forms the:

Blood returns to the heart from the head, face, and neck via the:

The procerus is associated with the:

The nervous system controls and coordinates all body:

The cervical vertebrae form the upper part of the spinal column at the:

Maxillae are the bones that form the:

The largest and most complex nerve tissue in the body is/are the:

The two systems that control blood circulation are: general circulation and:

Blood cells that carry oxygen to the body cells are the:

A series of changes occurs in the nucleus of a human cell before it divides into:

The main subdivisions of the nervous system are the cerebrospinal, peripheral, and:

Muscles not controlled by the will are called:

The skin and its appendages make up the:

Body cells absorb water, food, and oxygen during:

The study of an organism's functions/activities/the coordination of each body part is known as:

Nerves may be stimulated by high-frequency current, moist heat, and:

The muscular system covers, shapes, and supports the:

A colorless, watery fluid derived from blood plasma that assists the inmune system is:

The gas that is expelled during exhalation from the lungs is:

Groups of cells that are similar in shape, size, structure, and function are:

The nasal bones form the:

The autonomic or sympathetic nervous system controls:

The orbicularis oris, mentalis, and zygomaticus relate to the:

Glands that release hormones directly into the bloodstream are called:

Glands that lead from the gland to a particular part of the body are called:

The lower heart chambers are called

A basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology assists barbers in analyzing and performing:

Group of organs that act together to perform one or more functions are:

The back flow of blood in the veins is prevented by:

The motor nerves carry nerve impulses from the:

Cells contain a colorless, jellylike substance called: