Weekly Quizzes 1 & 2 Flashcards
1
Q
- What is the regional name for the Hip?
A
Coxal
2
Q
- What lines the Pleural Cavity?
A
Parietal Pleura
Parietal
3
Q
- What is Serous Fluid designed to reduce in the body?
A
Friction
4
Q
- What plane would place the tip of the nose in a section by itself?
A
Frontal Plane or
Coronal Plane
5
Q
- In the Anatomical Position, what direction are the Olecranon Regions facing?
A
Posterior or
Dorsal
6
Q
- What is the region of the calf?
A
Sural Region
7
Q
- What region is found between the Deltoid Region and the Antecubital Region?
A
Brachial
8
Q
- What is the Serous Membrane that is found in the Abdominopelvic Cavity?
A
Peritoneum or
The Peritoneum
9
Q
- What is the name of the region that forms the anterior aspect of the elbow?
A
Antecubital or
Antecubital Region
10
Q
- What is the serous membrane called that surrounds the lungs?
A
Pleura or
Pleural Membrane
11
Q
- What is the left inferior abdomino-pelvic region?
A
Left Iliac Region
12
Q
- What is the regional name for the chin?
A
Mental Region
13
Q
- What is opposite to Dorsal using the veterinary term?
A
Ventral
14
Q
- What is the most Inferior/Posterior cavity in the body?
A
Vertebral cavity
15
Q
- The pericardium is found inside what structure? (the one that is closest to the pericardium)
A
Mediastinum
16
Q
- What is the Right Inferior region of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
A
Right Iliac Region
17
Q
- What is the regional name for the upper arm?
A
Brachial region
18
Q
- What is the regional name for the medial aspect of the leg?
A
Tibial
19
Q
- What is the regional name for the medial aspect of the antebrachium?
A
Ulnar Region
20
Q
- What is the regional name for the posterior region of the elbow?
A
Olecranon Region
21
Q
- What plane divides the body into equal Right and Left sections?
A
Midsagittal
22
Q
- What cavities in the Thoracic Cavity are lateral?
A
Pleural Cavities
23
Q
- Organs in the anterior/inferior cavity that are not totally covered by the serous membrane are referred to as what type of organ?
A
Retroperitoneal Organ
24
Q
- What are the paired superior regions of the Abdominopelvic Regions?
A
Rt and Lt Hypochondriac Regions
25
Q
- What is the name of the layer of a serous membrane that contacts the surface of the structure surrounding an organ?
A
Parietal Layer
26
Q
- What does the posterior/inferior cavity of the body contain?
A
Spinal Cord
27
Q
- The cavities of the body are divided into two general groups. Which one of these two groups has cavities that contain Serous Membranes?
A
Anterior or
Ventral
28
Q
- What plane divides the body into Superior and Inferior sections?
A
Transverse or
Horizontal
29
Q
- What is the regional name for the Hand?
A
Manus region
30
Q
- What cavity of the body contains additional cavities within it?
A
Thoracic Cavity
31
Q
- What Abdominopelvic Regions are lateral to the Umbilical Region?
A
Rt. and Lt. Lumbar Regions
32
Q
- What Abdominopelvic Region is midsagittal/superior?
A
Epigastric region
33
Q
- What plane would divide the body into sections so the right thumb was the only structure in one of the sections?
A
Sagittal Plane
34
Q
- What fibers are found in compact bone?
A
Collagen Fibers