Health test 3/4/22 Flashcards
what is function of brain?
thoughts,memories,emotions,vision,breathing, temp,hunger,and every process that regulates body.
How is myelopathy caused?
by inflammation,arthritis,spinal injury and degradation of spine
how many neurons in brain?
86 billion neurons
what is glucomma?
Affects eyesight-loss of vision, this can affect 1 or both eyes
what is most common pituitary disease?
acromegaly,crushing disease and prolactinoma
how much each testical weigh
0.35 to 0.5 ounces
which was most dangerous disease?
hypothalamus disease
How long is the throat?
4.5 - 5 inches
How long is average anus?
2-3 inches
Can the Liver Heal itself?
Yes, the liver can regrow and heal
What is the esophagus made of?
Partly skeletal and partly smooth muscle
Where is the spleen located?
Upper left side of your abdomen,next to stomach and behind left ribs
Why is the thymus important?
When they produce the T cells they’re responsible to help fight infections.
What does the lymphatic system do?
Keeps body fluid levels in balance as well as defend body against infections.
What do the 3 layers of skin do?
Epidermis creates new skin cells and protects body. dermis protects skin and layers below it. Hypodermis stores energy, connects dermis to skin and bones, and insulates body.
What can cure Aplastic Anemia?
body transfusions and bone marrow transplant.
main job of nose?
filters your breath and helps keep breath clean while breathing it removes and germs
Main job of the lungs
group of organs and tissue that works together to help you breathe.
What is part location of bronchi?
What is part location of bronchi?
Does hair protect and help you? T or F ?
True, hair does protect and help you in some way.
Are most skin diseases genetic?
Yes, just like other medical specialist skin diseases can be passed down
What are results of leaving fungus untreated?
If left untreated, fungal nail infections can cause difficulties with walking, exercising, or manual tasks such as typing. The main symptoms would be leaving your nail feeling brittle, broken and damaged.
What is pneumoconiosis?
general term for a class of interstitial lungs
What is largest muscle?
Sartorius