bms224 anatomical studies Flashcards
location these terms indicate:
superior, inferior, anterior, posterior, medial, lateral
towrds the head, the feet, front of body, back of body, midling of body and away from midline of body
hyoid bone
it is a “free”bone that is only attached with muscles and ligaments to the surounding bones
foramen what is it, name important one
hole in bone for nerve or blood vessel to pass through, mental formamen
what is a process (related to bones)
projection of bone that usually serves as an attachment point for ligament muscles
what makes up the central nervous system and what s its function
brain and spinal cord. central integration system where all sensory information is received and perceived
name the 12 cranial nerves
olfactory, optic, oculmotor, trochlear, trigmenial, abducent, facial, vestibuloccochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory hypoglossal (on occasion our trusty truck acts funny. very good vehicle any how
name the 12 cranial nerves and other important detail about them?
olfactory, optic, oculmotor, trochlear, trigmenial, abducent, facial, vestibuloccochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory hypoglossal (on occasion our trusty truck acts funny. very good vehicle any how. they are paired. left and right one
major arteries to head and neck
left common cartoid artery, right common cartoid artery
major arteries to head and neck
left common cartoid artery, right common cartoid artery, they split into internal, external cartoid arteries. they unite again to form the basilar artery and create the circle of willis
what are the parts of the respiratory system
nose, nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, brnochi, bronchioles, alveoli, lungs
what is the pharynx
a common opening for respiratory and digestive system. also throat. role of channeling food into digestive system (larynx)and air into respiratory system.. equalizing air pressure in the middle ear
what is the larynx
pathway for air between pharynx and trachea. organ for speech production
what is trachea
membraneous tube reinforced with 15-20 c shaped cartilage rings. they remain an open airway. also known as windpipe. it branches out and form the bronchi
what are alveoli
attached to bronchiolis like bunches of grapes. tiny air sacs with thin walls for gaseous exchange. 300 million. wall are covered in pulmonary capillery to pass oxygen into the blood stream