Terminology Flashcards

1
Q

The navel (belly button) is ______to the breastbone.

A

inferior

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2
Q

The forehead is ______to the nose.

A

superior

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3
Q

The breastbone is ______to the spine.

A

anterior

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4
Q

The elbow is ______to the wrist.

A

proximal

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5
Q

The skin is ______to the skeleton.

A

superficial

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6
Q

In which of the following planes would you be viewing a persons body from the SIDE, as in the following CT scan of a human head?

A

sagital

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7
Q

In which body cavity would one find the HEART?

A

thoracic

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8
Q

In which body cavity would one find the small intestine and the stomach?

A

abdominal

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9
Q

The following image is of an MRI looking STRAIGHT DOWN at a cross-section of a human brain. Which plane would this be?

A

transverse
axial
horizontal
all of the above

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10
Q

In which body cavity would you find the brain?

A

cranial

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11
Q

If a person suffers an internal injury in the Right Upper Quadrant of the abdomen, which of the following organs would NOT likely be involved?

gall bladder
right kidney
liver
spleen

A

spleen

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12
Q

If a person complains of rebound pain in the Right Lower Quadrant of the abdomen, which would be the first organ to look at as a possible source of the pain?

A

appendix

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13
Q

If your friend comes up to you and says, “yo, I got mad pain in my Left Upper Quadrant after a unicorn stabbed me with its horn,” which of the following organs would NOT be one to look into as a possible source of the pain?

spleen
gall bladder
left kidney
stomach

A

gall bladder

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14
Q

If a female is complaining of pain in the Left Lower Quadrant, which of the following would be the first one to rule out as a possible source of the pain? (NOTE: “rule out” means that it is a LIKELY source of the pain, so you want to check it first, and if you “rule it out,” it means you showed that it wasn’t actually causing the pain so you can move on to the next likely possible source of pain)

ovary
stomach
liver
spleen

A

left ovary

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15
Q

Acid reflux pain would most likely be felt in which abdominal region?

A

epigastric

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16
Q

A common place in the body for hernias to occur is in the region where the thigh meets the abdomen. What is this region called?

A

inguinal

17
Q

Pregnant woman commonly suffer hernias at weak points around the belly button. What is this abdominal region called?

A

umbilical

18
Q

In what part of the body are the AXILLARY lymph nodes located?

A

armpit

19
Q

In what part of the body is the FEMORAL artery located?

A

thigh

20
Q

In what part of the body is the BRACHIAL artery located?

A

arm

21
Q

Which of the 5 senses may be affected by an ORBITAL injury?

A

vision

22
Q

In what area of the body is a lumbar puncture performed?

A

lower back

23
Q

What part of the body does a sternum plate protect?

A

thorax

24
Q

In what part of the body does a cephalic injury occur?

A

head

25
Q

Anatomy is the structure of boy parts, while ___________ is what they do and how they do it.

A

physiology

26
Q

The ability to sense changes and react to them is called

A

responsiveness

27
Q

The process through which we convert oxygen into a source of energy is called

A

respiration

28
Q

All of the chemical reactions in the body that are necessary to stay alive and healthy is also known as

A

metabolism

29
Q

The maintenance of a stable internal environment through feedback mechanisms is known as

A

homeostasis

30
Q

As part of homeostasis, ______________ receive information on what is going on in the body, while ______________ respond to the information, and do what needs to be done to stay alive and healthy.

A

receptors; effectors

31
Q

The serous membrane surrounding the lungs is called the

A

pleura

32
Q

The serous membrane surrounding the heart is called the

A

pericardium

33
Q

The serous membrane surrounding the abdomen is called the

A

peritoneum

34
Q

An X-Ray is best suited for visualizing:

A

bone fractures

35
Q

Although more expensive than a CT, a(n) _______ is generally a better option for viewing soft tissues when a clearer image with a higher level of detail is required.

A

MRI

36
Q

Which of the following scans is special in its ability to visualize metabolic activity, particularly in cancer?

A

PET scan

37
Q

A scan that uses high frequency sound waves to visualize certain organs, like the heart and gall bladder, or a developing fetus, is called a(n)

A

Ultrasound