Key Terminology

What is the correct definition for the Tricuspid Valve?

• A valve on the right side of the heart that allows blood flow into the right atrium

• A valve on the right side of the heart that allows blood flow into the right ventricle

• A valve on the left side of the heart that allows blood flow into the left atrium

• A valve on the left side of the heart that allows blood flow into the left ventricle

What is the Trapezius?

• a pair of large triangular muscles extending over the back of the neck and shoulders and moving the head and shoulder blade.

• a pair of large triangular muscles extending over the top of the lower back covering the gluteusmaximus help the body to walk

• a pair of large triangular muscles extending across the middle region of the back to support the spine

What is the Epimysium?

• A sheath of elastic tissue that surrounds the cranium

• A sheath of elastic tissue that surrounds the bone

• A sheath of elastic tissue that surrounds the joints

• A sheath of elastic tissue that surrounds the muscle

what is the function of the Capillaries?

• Connect joints togeather

• Connect the organs together

• Connect the arteries to the vein

• Connect muscle together

What is the function of a long bone?

• To support the weight of the Head

• To support the weight of the body and aid movement.

• to help with movement

• To support the weight of the Body

What is the function of the Aorta?

• Carry blood away from the heart

• Carry blood to the heart

What is a vein?

• A valve which carries oxygenated blood to the heart

• A tube which carries oxygenated blood to the heart

• A tube which carries oxygenated blood away from the heart

• A cell which carries oxygenated blood to the heart

What is a Hinge joint?

• A joint formed when two bones crossover each other

• A joint formed at the hip

• A joint formed when two bones connect to form another bone.

• A joint formed when two or more bones meet

What is the quadricep?

• A group of muscles that contain 4 separate muscles

• A group of muscles that contain 4 separate muscles that work against each other

• A group of muscles that contain 2 muscles that have 2 functions each

• A joint in the leg

What is the Hearts function?

• Pump and transport white cells around the body

• Pump and transport blood around the body

• Pump and transport waste products around the body

• Pump and transport energy around the body