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Chapter 11 Weekly Quiz Flashcards

1
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  1. What binds to an antigen until a leukocyte can destroy the antigen?
A

Antibodies

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  1. What is the longitudinal depression of the spinal cord that is just anterior to the spinal processes of the vertebrae?
A

Posterior Median Sulcus

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  1. What separates the atria from the ventricles externally?
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Coronary sulcus

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  1. What Gland forms the Tears of the Eye?
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The Lacrimal Gland

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  1. What separates the External Ear from the Middle Ear? Official name, not the common name
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The Tympanic Membrane

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  1. What Protein is found attached to the surface of Erythrocytes that is designed to carry mainly Oxygen in the Blood?
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Hemoglobin

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  1. What is the most superficial layer of the structures that surround the heart?
A

Fibrous Pericardium

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  1. What Photoreceptors in the eye detect Bright Light and Color?
A

The Cones

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  1. When recording blood type, we usually combine the two systems into one. Using that convention, what blood type contains none of the possible surface antigens?
A

O Negative

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  1. What is the Clear Outer Covering of the Eye?
A

The Cornea

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  1. What structure in the Right Ventricle causes blood flowing into the Ventricle from the Atrium to mix with the blood left behind after the last heart beat?
A

The Trabeculae Carneae

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  1. What is the seashell like structure that contains the structures that convert waves into electrical impulses?
A

Cochlea

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  1. What blood type, using the convention of combining blood types, contains all surface antigens?
A

AB positive

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  1. What structure allows the vibrations to leave the Cochlea?
A

The Round Window

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  1. What does the Right Ventricle eject blood into?
A

Pulmonary Trunk

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  1. What separates the eye from the bony orbit and provides cushioning from external forces to the eye?
A

The Orbital Fat Pad

17
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  1. From where does the Atrioventricular Bundle (Bundle of His) receive its Electrical Stimulation?
A

The Atrioventricular Node

18
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  1. What line produces Eosinophils?
A

Myeloid Line

19
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  1. What muscle/fibrous cord combination helps open both of the atrioventricular valves between ventricular contractions during periods of heavy exercise?
20
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  1. What Class of Leukocytes all have the suffix (ending) -phil?
A

Granulocytes

21
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  1. What connects to the Retina in the area of the Optic Disc (Blind Spot)?
A

Optic Nerve, CN II

22
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  1. What are the arteries and veins that enter the heart known as collectively?
A

Great Vessels

23
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  1. What is the term used to describe the attraction of a Leukocyte to an area of infection outside of the Circulatory System?
A

Chemotaxis

24
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  1. What forms the outer surface of the eye and is white in appearance?
25
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  1. What structure of the eye is referred to as the Blind Spot?
A

The Optic Disc

26
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  1. Where are the Soma for the Sensory portion of a Spinal Nerve located?
A

Dorsal root ganglia

27
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  1. What structure does the Atrioventricular Bundle (Bundle of His) travel through on its way to the Apex of the Heart?
A

Interventricular septum

28
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  1. The Round Window allows vibrations to exit from what part of the Cochlea?
A

Scala tympani

29
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  1. Using the ABO Blood typing, what blood type has both of the dissolved Antibodies in it’s Plasma?
30
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  1. What is the Dense Regular Connective Tissue structure of the Heart that supports the four Heart Valves and provides electrical insulation between the Atrium and the Ventricles?
A

The Fibrous Skeleton of the Heart

31
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  1. What Extensions of Pia Matter anchor the spinal cord laterally in the vertebral foramina?
A

Denticulate Ligaments

32
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  1. How many Oxygen molecules can a Hemoglobin molecule bind to itself and carry in the Circulatory System?
33
Q
  1. What nerve innervates Fibularis Brevis?
A

The Superficial Fibular Nerve

34
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  1. What is the smooth surface found in the Right Ventricle just inferior to the entrance to the Pulmonary Trunk?
A

Conus Arteriosus

35
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  1. What do the Cardiac Veins drain into?
A

Coronary Sinus

36
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  1. What structure in the Intercalated Discs allows electrical impulses to pass from one Cardiac Muscle Cell to the next cell?
A

Gap junctions

37
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  1. What type of Circulation is provided by the Right side of the Heart?
A

The Pulmonary Circulation

38
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  1. What separates the Aorta from the Left Ventricle?
A

Aortic Semilunar Valve

39
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  1. What fibrous connective tissue is connected to the cusps of the coronary valves that separate the atrium from the ventricles?
A

Chordae Tendineae

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