Week 1: Intro

Question 0

What is the term for the study of tissues?

Answer 0

Histology

Question 1

What is the term for the study of cells?

Answer 1

Cytology

Question 2

Structures that can be seen without magnification are what kind of anatomy?

Answer 2

Macroscopic

Question 3

What are the three subcategories of macroscopic anatomy?

Answer 3

Surface
Regional
Systemic

Question 4

The study of early developmental stages is termed?

Answer 4

Embryology

Question 5

Embryology is part of which branch of anatomy?

Answer 5

Developmental

Question 6

Comparing anatomical traits in different animals is what kind of anatomy?

Answer 6

Comparative

Question 7

The focus of pathological change during illness is what kind of anatomy?

Answer 7

Clinical

Question 8

Studying the anatomical landmarks for surgical procedures is called?

Answer 8

Surgical anatomy

Question 9

The use of x-Rays and ultrasound scans to study parts of the body is called what kind of anatomy?

Answer 9

Radio graphic

Question 10

The use of CT and MRI to look at anatomic parts are called what type of anatomy?

Answer 10

Cross-sectional

Question 11

T/F: The cell is the simplest level of organization.

Answer 11

False

Question 12

What is the simplest level of organization?

Answer 12

Chemical/molecular

Question 13

Which four elements make up 99% of the body?

Answer 13

H, O, C, N

Question 14

Name the 11 characteristics of all organisms.

Answer 14

Responsiveness
Adaptability
Growth
Differentiation
Reproduction
Movement
Metabolism
Absorption
Respiration
Digestion
Excretion

Question 15

T/F: Respiration involves breathing?

Answer 15

False

Question 16

What are the four abdominopelvic quadrants?

Answer 16

Right upper
Left upper
Right lower
Left lower

Question 17

What are the nine abdominopelvic regions from top to bottom, left to right?

Answer 17

Left hypochondriac
Epigastric
Right hypochondriac
Left lumbar
Umbilical
Right lumbar
Left inguinal
Hypogastric
Right inguinal

Question 18

The cut that separates the left and right sides of the body is known as a _____ cut.

Answer 18

Sagittal

Question 19

A cut down the midline that separate left and right sides of the body is known as?

Answer 19

Midsagittal

Question 20

A cut that separates the top from the bottom is known as?

Answer 20

Transverse cut

Question 21

A cut separating the central and dorsal sides of the body is what kind of cut?

Answer 21

Frontal

Question 22

A cut that separates tissue at an angle is what kind of cut?

Answer 22

Oblique

Question 23

A cut that separates the left and right sides of the body unequally is known as what kind of cut?

Answer 23

Parasagittal

Question 24

What are the subcategories of the dorsal cavity?

Answer 24

Cranial and spinal

Question 25

What are the two subcategories of the ventral cavity?

Answer 25

Thoracic and abdominopelvic

Question 26

The thoracic cavity contains three smaller cavities, name them.

Answer 26

Pleural Pericardial Mediastinum

Question 27

Two subdivisions of the abdominopelvic cavity are called what?

Answer 27

Peritoneal and pelvic

Question 28

What separates the thoracic cavity from the abdominopelvic cavity?

Answer 28

Diaphragm

Question 29

Where does the pelvic cavity start?

Answer 29

At the top of the hip bone

Question 30

The membrane closest to the walls of the body is called?

Answer 30

Parietal

Question 31

The membrane closest to the organs of the body are called?

Answer 31

Visceral

Question 32

The urinary bladder is located in which cavity?

Answer 32

Pelvic

Question 33

The reproductive organs are located in which cavity?

Answer 33

Pelvic

Question 34

Hydrogen makes up how much percent of the body?

Answer 34

62%

Question 35

Carbon makes up how much percent of the body?

Answer 35

10%

Question 36

Oxygen makes up how much percent of the body?

Answer 36

26%

Question 37

Nitrogen makes up how much percent of the body?

Answer 37

1.5%

Question 38

Water makes up how much percent of the body?

Answer 38

66%

Question 39

Proteins make up how much percent of the body?

Answer 39

20%

Question 40

Lipids make up how much percent of the body?

Answer 40

10%

Question 41

Carbohydrates make up how much percent of the body?

Answer 41

3%

Question 42

What is another term for macroscopic anatomy?

Answer 42

Gross anatomy

Question 43

Cytology and Histology are types of what larger category of anatomy?

Answer 43

Microscopic anatomy

Question 44

What are the word origins that make up most of the anatomical terms?

Answer 44

Latin or greek

Question 45

What are the levels of organization from simple to complex?

Answer 45

``` Chemical/molecular Cells Tissue Organ Organ systems Organism ```