Anatomy and Physiology Semester 2 Review

Superior part of the stomach

Typical pH of urine

Lymph vessels are similar in structure to this blood vessel

Moves food from one part of the digestive system to the next

Longest vein in the body

Make up 45 percent of the hematocrit

Cessation of menstrual period

Has been robbed of 12 Oscars in his film career

Controls Metabolism

Universal Donor

Stores a liquid to emulsify fats

Normal Respiratory Volume

Area of the ear responsible for static equilibrium

Pulls down when we inhale

Encloses the heart

Cut during a vasectomy

A heart rate above 100 BPM

Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema

Megakaryocytes

Longest segment of the small intestine

Brings blood sugar levels down to normal after a meal

Area where T-cells mature

Master Gland

Voice Box

Fluid that is left behind in capillary beds

Carries oxygen to cells

His teeth can bite through a Kevlar vest

Carries nutrients to the liver from digestive organs

Prevents the alveoli from sticking together

Inflammation of the eyelid

Hormone that helps maintain pregnancy

Tonsils and Peyers Patches

Manipulates Ion Levels

Diverts Food Down the Esophagus

Gives Oscar Worthy Performances In All His Films

Middle layer of any blood vessel

Located above the lateral aspect of each eye, source of tears

Greatest Actor in the history of American Cinema

Functional Unit of the Kidney

Most nephrons are of this type

Important buffering ion formed from carbon dioxide

Normal Blood Pressure

Most hormones are of this class

Owned Louie in Pumping Iron

Sets the breathing rate

Projections on the surface of the tongue

Closes off the nasal passage when swallowing

Glands that lie anterior to the ears, they produce saliva

Beginning of the menstrual cycle

Week where heart starts pumping

Middle layer of the eyeball

Most numerous of the WBC's

His thyroid controls all other thyroid glands

Lymph Organ that Filters Blood

Baseline metabolic rate

Hollow organ that functions to receive, retain, and nourish a fertilized egg

Small Rings of Lymphoid Tissue that are located in the throat

Protein digestion begins here

Responds to the directions of a hormone

Provide the heart with its supply of blood