Week 2 Lecture

Question 1

rostral

Answer 1

towards the nose/mouth

Question 2

cranial

Answer 2

towards the top of the head

Question 3

palatal

Answer 3

towards the hard palate of the mouth

Question 4

labial

Answer 4

towards the lips

Question 5

caudal

Answer 5

refers to the “tail” or posterior region of the body.

Question 6

dorsal cavity protects?

Answer 6

brain and spinal cord
found within vertebral column
cranial cavity
vertebral/spinal canal

Question 7

ventral cavity

Answer 7

contains and protects the internal organs

Question 8

why are mammals called mammals?

Answer 8

because of the mammary glands. When we were evolving we needed to be able to see while breast feeding.

Question 9

where does the thoracic cavity end?

Answer 9

The diaphragm

Question 10

are kidneys located in a cavity?

Answer 10

No

Question 11

serosa of the thoracic cavity are called?

Answer 11

The pleura

Question 12

When the serosa of the thoracic cavity become inflamed, it is called?

Answer 12

pleurisy

Question 13

What is serosa made of?

Answer 13

Ventral and parietal layers

Question 14

peritoneum

Answer 14

to stretch over, two layered serous membrane of abdominopelvic cavity

Question 15

umbilical

Answer 15

naval/belly button

Question 16

epigastric

Answer 16

superior to umbilical

Question 17

hypogastric

Answer 17

inferior to umbilical

Question 18

hypochondriac

Answer 18

right and left, inferior to intercostals, lateral to epigastric

Question 19

lumbar

Answer 19

lateral to umbilical regions

Question 20

iliac

Answer 20

lateral to the hypogastric