Chapter 4 - Fill in the blanks Flashcards

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1
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Body cavities are classified into two groups according to their location. On the front is the ____ / ____ cavity, and on the back is the ____ / ____ cavity.

A

ventral / anterior

dorsal / posterior

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The lower left and right regions of the abdominopelvic cavity are called the ____ or ____ regions.

A

iliac or inguinal

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3
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____ ____ consists of nerve cells

A

nerve tissue

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4
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The substance between cell membrane and the nucleus and is made of a jelly-like material is the ____

A

cytoplasm

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5
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The ____ or ____ plane divides the body into anterior & posterior portions.

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coronal or frontal

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The ____ or ____ plane divides the body into superior and inferior planes.

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horizontal or transverse

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The ____ plane, vertically divides the body as is passes through the midline to form a right half and a left half.

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midsagittal

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The ____ plane, vertically divides the body into right and left sides

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sagittal

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9
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The outer covering of the cell is called the ____ ____, it allows some substances to pass into and out of the cell.

A

cell membrane

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10
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Toward the head.

A

superior

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The most widespread and abundant of the body tissues, ____ tissue forms the supporting network for the organs of the body, is involved with muscles, bones, and joints.

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connective

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12
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The standard ____ ____ for the body is erect, head facing forward, arms by the sides with palms to the front.

A

anatomical position

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13
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Back side of the body

A

Posterior or dorsal

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14
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Toward the feet

A

inferior

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15
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____ are considered the basic building blocks for various structures that make up a human being.

A

cells

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16
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The upper middle region of the abdominopelvic cavity is known as the ____ region.

A

epigastric

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17
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The ____ cavity is the combination of the abdominal and pelvic cavities.

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abdominopelvic

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18
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The nucleus contains the ____ which are microscopic bodies that carry genes that determine hereditary characteristics.

A

chromosomes

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19
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____ ____ are unspecialized and can can give rise to specialized cell types, sources include embryos, adult tissue, and umbilical cord blood.

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stem cells

20
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An ____ is the smallest, most basic chemical unit of an element.

A

atom

21
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____ is a tasteless, odorless, liquid

A

water

22
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____ is a state of equilibrium that is maintained within the body’s internal environment

A

homeostasis

23
Q

Pertaining to the head

A

cephalic

24
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The ____ is responsible for the cells metabolism, growth, and reproduction. It contains the chromosomes.

A

nucleus

25
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The human body has __ pairs of chromosomes.

A

23

26
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Pertaining to the side.

A

lateral

27
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An activity, such as conception that takes place inside the body is known as: ___ ____.

The same activity that takes place outside the body (i.e. test tube) is known as: ___ ____.

A

in vivo

in vitro

28
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Pertaining to near the trunk of the body

A

proximal

29
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Multiple different tissues serving a common purpose or function make up structures called ____.

A

organs

30
Q

The upper left and right regions of the abdominopelvic cavity are called the ____ regions.

A

hypochondriac

31
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The lower middle region of the abdominopelvic cavity is known as the _____ region

A

hypogastric

32
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The left & right middle lateral region of the abdominopelvic cavity is known as the ____ region.

A

lumbar

33
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Pertaining to away from the trunk of the body

A

distal

34
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Front side of the body. ____ or _____

A

ventral or anterior

35
Q

The central region of the abdominopelvic cavity is the ____ region.

A

umbilical

36
Q

Nearest the middle or midline

A

medial

37
Q

A group of different organs functioning together for a common purpose is called a ____.

A

system

38
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A _____ is a chemical combination of two or more atoms from a specific chemical compound.

A

molecule

39
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The ____ __ _______ can be by mouth, injection, nostrils, eyes, ears, rectum, vagina, etc…

A

route of administration

40
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The ____ is the amount of medicine that is prescribed for administration

A

dosage

41
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A prescription or _____ _____ is given for a specific patient and denotes the name of the drug, the dosage the form of the drug, the time for or frequency of administration, and the route by which the drug is given.

A

medication order

42
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Most drugs have the potential for causing action other than their intended action. This action is called an _____ ____ _______.

A

adverse drug reaction

43
Q

The _____ is also called the torso, the central part of the human body, not including the head and extremities. Most vital organs are located within this area.

A

trunk

44
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_____ is a grouping of similar cells that together perform specialized functions, there are four basic types.

A

tissue

45
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A _____ is a chemical substance that can alter or modify the function of a living organism.

A

drug