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Review for Exam 1: Intro to the Human Body
Review for Exam 1: Intro to the Human Body
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1
Identify the following.
thoracic
brachial
axillary
mammary
2
The term "ventral" is synonymous to what term?
posterior
cranial
dorsal
anterior
3
Means "buttock".
lumbar
gluteal
femoral
sacral
4
The following are examples of a body region except . . .
trunk
pelvic bone
appendage
head
5
Too much of any factor needed for survival such as nutrients/water is not harmful to the body.
False
True
6
Identify the following.
crural
sural
perineal
fibular
7
Identify the body structure that separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities.
pelvis
diaphragm
sternum
heart
8
The two directional terms that MUST refer to structures on the same plane (anterior/posterior).
deep/superficial
ipsilateral/contralateral
caudal/cranial
proximal/distal
9
What plane lies perpendicular to the longitudinal planes?
frontal
transverse
sagittal
horizontal
10
Identify the following.
olecranal
antebrachial
popliteal
antecubital
11
Identify the following.
hypogastric region
epigastric region
hypochondriac region
umbilical region
12
The study of body structures without the aid of a microscope is called what?
gross anatomy
regional anatomy
histology
microanatomy
13
What are the four types of tissue in the human body?
skeletal muscle, neurons, cartilage and epithelial
epithelial, connective, muscle and nerve
muscle, nervous, cartilage and epithelial
muscle, skin, nerve and heart muscle
14
The liver lies _____________ to the lungs.
medial
superior
caudal
ipsilateral
15
Means "point of shoulder".
scapular
acromial
buccal
perineal
16
Histology is a sub-study of what?
macroanatomy
regional anatomy
gross anatomy
microanatomy
17
Identify the following.
antebrachial
olecranal
antecubital
brachial
18
Two or more different tissues working together is called what?
an organ
cells
a system
a tissue
19
Identify the following.
frontal
orbital
mental
buccal
20
Identify the following.
calcaneal
pedal
manus
plantar
21
Identify the following.
dorsal
lumbar
inguinal
sacral
22
What's considered the smallest level of organization of the human body?
cells
tissues
organs
atoms
23
The naval is _______________ to the hips.
ipsilateral
medial
deep
lateral
24
Identify the following.
sural
perineal
crural
fibular
25
Name the smallest cavity that contains the urinary bladder.
ventral
abdominal
pelvic
abdominopelvic
26
Identify the following.
pleural cavity
mediastinum
thoracic cavity
ventral cavity
27
You have pain in your leg. When a physician analyzes the location of pain, this is an EX of?
systematic anatomy
regional anatomy
microanatomy
gross anatomy
28
Means "back of head".
occipital
frontal
scapular
dorsal
29
Is this lady standing in anatomical position?
yes
no
30
The cavity that contains all these organs.
dorsal
abdominal
pelvic
abdominopelvic
31
Identify the following.
tarsals
palmar
carpals
antebrachial
32
Means "away from the midline."
anterior
medial
lateral
deep
33
Means "away from the point of origin".
contralateral
proximal
lateral
distal
34
Identify the following.
sternal
thoracic
sacral
sural
35
Is the following an example of a longitudinal plane?
No
Yes
36
Means "towards the surface."
cranial
deep
superior
superficial
37
The cavity that contains the spinal cord ONLY is called what?
vertebral
ventral
dorsal
cranial
38
One's hair lies ______________ to the skin.
superficial
deep
dorsal
caudal
39
What answers the question, "Where is it located?"
physiology
anatomy
40
Identify the following.
R. Hypochondriac Region
R. Lumbar Region
L. Iliac Region
R. Hypochondriac Quadrant
41
Identify the following.
LLQ
RUQ
LUQ
RLQ
42
Identify the following.
manus
digital
lower extremity
pedal
43
The right hypochondriac region lies ____________ to the right lumbar region.
superior
inferior
ipsilateral
contralateral
44
Identify the following.
sacral
inguinal
pelvic
coxal
45
Which of the following is NOT a necessary life function?
all of the above are needed to live
grow
moving
excretion
46
Means "cheek".
occipital
sural
mental
buccal
47
Which of the following questions does the study of "physiology" try to answer?
What does it look like?
How does it work?
Where is it located?
How does it relate?
48
Identify the following.
orbital
otic
oral
occipital
49
Identify the following.
frontal plane
parasagittal plane
midsagittal plane
horizontal plane
50
The cavity that contains this organ.
Dorsal
Ventral
Thoracic
Cranial
51
Identify the following.
manus
hallux
digital
pollex
52
Which cavity does NOT contain the small intestine?
abdominopelvic
ventral
pelvic
abdominal
53
What organ(s) is/are found in the pleural cavity?
ribs
liver
lungs
heart
54
Identify the following.
gluteal
sacral
perineal
lumbar
55
Means "naval."
lumbar
belly button
umbilical
nasal
