Test 10/3

Question 0

Cerebrum and spinal cord

Answer 0

Nervous system

Question 1

Bronchial tubes larynx lungs and trachea

Answer 1

Respiratory system

Question 2

Coccyx (tailbone) and vertebrae (backbones)

Answer 2

Musculoskeletal

Question 3

Colon and esophagus

Answer 3

Digestive

Question 4

Kidneys ureters urethra

Answer 4

Urinary

Question 5

Ovaries and uterus

Answer 5

Female reproductive system

Question 6

Pharynx

Answer 6

Digestive and respiratory system

Question 7

Pituitary gland

Answer 7

Endocrine system

Question 8

Prostate gland

Answer 8

Male reproductive system

Question 9

Pertaining to the pharynx

Answer 9

Pharyngeal

Question 10

Pertaining to the peritoneum

Answer 10

Peritoneum

Question 11

An examination of the abdominal

Answer 11

Laparoscopy

Question 12

Inflammation of the pleura

Answer 12

Pleuritis

Question 13

A ring of Cartlidge around the trachea

Answer 13

Cricoid

Question 14

Pertaining to the larynx

Answer 14

Laryngeal

Question 15

Pertaining to the esophagus

Answer 15

Esophageal

Question 16

Name the five cavities

Answer 16

Cranial 
thoracic 
abdominal 
pelvic 
spinal

Question 17

The plane that faces up-and-down left or right

Answer 17

Sagittal plane

Question 18

Horizontal upper and lower plane

Answer 18

Transverse plane

Question 19

The plane that separates front and back up-and-down

Answer 19

Frontal or coronal plane

Question 20

Front

Answer 20

Anter/o

Question 21

Neck or neck of uterus

Answer 21

Cervic/o

Question 22

Cartledge

Answer 22

Chondr/o

Question 23

Skin

Answer 23

Epitheli/o

Question 24

Larynx

Answer 24

Laryng/o

Question 25

Lymph

Answer 25

Lymph/o

Question 26

Throat

Answer 26

Pharyngo

Question 27

Abdomen

Answer 27

Lapar/o

Question 28

What is a spinal tap or lumbar puncture

Answer 28

Lumbar puncture (spinal tap) is performed in your lower back, in the lumbar region. During lumbar puncture, a needle is inserted between two lumbar bones (vertebrae) to remove a sample of cerebrospinal fluid — the fluid that surrounds your brain and spinal cord to protect them from injury.