The root oste- means:

Anterior is to posterior as ____________ is to dorsal.

Middle of the thorax/chest area

Shoulder blade

Armpit area

Chest area

Eye cavity

Cheek area

Neck area

Elbow area

Naval area

Front of the knee

Area behind the knee

The ______________ refers to the lateral side of the leg:

The ______________ skeleton refers to the head, neck, and thorax.

Nails are ____________ to the skin.

The abdomen region is ___________ to the cervical region.

The carpals are ______________ to the humerus.

The ___________ system is made up of the skin, hair, and nails.

The ___________ system includes numerous glands and hormones.

Which muscle tissue is under conscious (voluntary) control?

_____________ is an epidermal (skin) pigment

Your epidermis (5 layers) and dermis (2 layers) of skin are superior to the ________________ in your skin.

Psoriasis is a red patchy portion of skin caused by: using old razors, unsanitary hot tubs, and those who have curly hair and shave their beards frequently.

The ____________ nervous system is made of the brain and spinal cord.

Part of the neuron that receives the stimulus from the other neuron.

This part of the brain is responsible for communicating between the right and left hemispheres of the brain.

There are ______ cranial nerves.

The ______________ is part of the brain that regulates balance & coordination.

This brain lobe is responsible for hearing, long-term memory, and recognition of language.

The ___________ are stored in __________ before crossing the synapse.

Neurons that travel faster are:

If this part of the brain is damaged, the end result is likely death or a vegetative state on life support.

Which part of the brain is associated with memory and FEAR?

_______________’s area of the brain is responsible for producing speech,

and

____________’s area is responsible for comprehending speech.

Which of the following answers is the correct pathway from “stimulus → movement” if someone touched a hot plate?

Which neurological disease is characterized by 70% of dopamine-producing neurons dying and tremors and spasms occurring?

The __________ nervous system is responsible for “resting and digesting."

All of the following options occur physiologically during “fight or flight,” except:

The femur is an example of a __________ bone.

The ribs are an example of __________ bones.

The term for the shaft of a long bone, which has the medullary cavity inside is called the:

The ____________ bones make up the hard palate of the roof of your mouth.

You have ___ cervical vertebrae, ___ thoracic vertebrae, & ___ lumbar vertebrae.

The most superior vertebrae, which supports the head is called the:

True/False → Your shoulder girdle is made up of the: scapula, humerus, clavicle, and sternum.

The zygomatic bones are __________ to the nasal bones.

The tarsals are ___________ to the patella.

Your “wrist bones” are called:

Children’s and young adult bone marrow is _____, while adult bone marrow is ______.

This is a bone fracture that is common in children because of their soft, bendable bones. The bone breaks and splinters on one side, but not the other.

The theory on a muscle contraction when the actin and myosin bind heads and move past

one another to contract the sarcomere unit is called the __________ filament theory.

The neurotransmitter responsible for muscle contraction is...

This disease is a progressive neuromuscular disease where motor neurons that provide voluntary movements and muscle control die. Those diagnosed usually pass away within 3-5 years.

This muscle is your main “thigh” or “quad” muscle:

If you are touching the lateral side of your shoulder, you are touching your ________ muscle.

The term for the production of RBCs is called:

Markers on RBCs that are like “nametags” and can stimulate an immune response.

Medical term for white blood cell (WBC) is:

Tiny blood vessels that are responsible for gas exchange and connecting arteries → veins.

The universal recipient of blood (can receive from any blood type) & has no antibodies is:

Medical term for a heart attack is a:

A woman with AO blood has a child with a man with BO blood. What percentage chance will they have a child with “O” blood?

The _________ circuit of heart blood flow is responsible for sending blood to the body.

The correct order of electrical conduction through the heart is:

The genetic disorder characterized by the blood failing to clot:

Term for “voice box:”

Your “windpipe” is called your:

When your lungs inhale air, your lungs ________ & your diaphragm ________.

Small air sacs at the end of bronchioles that are responsible for gas exchange are:

All of the following are factors that affect respiration rates except:

The _________ intestines are where most food absorption occurs and they are much longer than ________ intestines.

The _____ is/are responsible for filtering blood as well as producing bile to break down fats in the digestive system

The _______ system is responsible for immune response & includes T cells, B cells, & antibodies.

Which organ is responsible for storing bile?

Which vessels primarily carry deoxygenated blood (high CO2?)

How many total ribs do humans have?

_______ is the study of the structure of body parts, while ________ is the study

of the function of body parts.