Appendix A

Question 1

Chordata

Answer 1

Phylum in which man is classified

Question 2

Verterbrata

Answer 2

Subphylum in which man is classified

Question 3

Mammalia

Answer 3

Class in which man is classified

Question 4

Primate

Answer 4

Order in which man is classified

Question 5

Homo sapiens

Answer 5

Proper way to write the genus and species of man

Question 6

Adenohypophysis

Answer 6

The anterior and intermediate portions of the pituitary gland

Question 7

Neurohypophysis

Answer 7

The posterior pituitary or “pars nervosa”

Question 8

Hypophysis Cerebri

Answer 8

Pituitary gland

Question 9

Epiphysis Cerebri

Answer 9

Pineal Gland

Question 10

Embryo

Answer 10

Name given to the developing human prior to the end of the second month of gestation

Question 11

Fetus

Answer 11

Name applied to the developing human after the end of the second month through parturition

Question 12

Neonate

Answer 12

The newborn infant

Question 13

Dentate

Answer 13

Notched or toothlike

Question 14

Arcuate

Answer 14

Arranged like an arch

Question 15

Striae

Answer 15

A groove or streak like formation

Question 16

Rectus

Answer 16

Means straight

Question 17

Reticular

Answer 17

Net-like

Question 18

Fissure

Answer 18

A relatively deep groove

Question 19

Sulcus

Answer 19

A relatively shallow groove

Question 20

Gyrus

Answer 20

Tortuous convolution. Usually found between sulci or/and fissures of the cerebrum

Question 21

Folia

Answer 21

Small page like gyri of the cerebellum

Question 22

Nuclei

Answer 22

As used in neurology, a cluster or group of neuron cell bodies located within the CNS

Question 23

Ganglia

Answer 23

A cluster or group of neuron cell bodies within the PNS

Question 24

Neuron

Answer 24

A nerve cell

Question 25

Perikaryon

Answer 25

Used synonymously with the cell body of the neuron

Question 26

Axon

Answer 26

A process of a neuron which carries the impulse away from the cell body

Question 27

Hillock

Answer 27

A process of a neuron which carries a charge or impulse toward the cell body

Question 28

Fiber

Answer 28

If a neuron has a dominantly long process that process can be called a “fiber”. It may be designated also as a nerve fiber or a neuron fiber

Question 29

Nerve

Answer 29

These are the whitish appearing PNS structures filled with neuron fivers which innervate the body’s parts