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WorksheetsChapter 1.4-1.5 Anatomy Review
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
What term refers to the ability of the body to maintain a relatively constant internal environment, regardless of environmental changes?
Balance
Stability
Regulation
Homeostasis
Within the homeostatic control mechanism, what components monitor changes in the environment and send some kind of signal to a control center through the afferent pathway?
Integration Center
Variables
Receptors
Feedback Pathways
In a homeostatic control mechanism, what is the structure that carries out the response directed by the control center?
Receptor
Control Center
Feedback Loop
Effector
True or False: Most homeostatic control mechanisms are negative feedback mechanisms that reduce or stop the effect of the stimulus, preventing severe changes within the body.
True
False
True or False: Positive feedback mechanisms decrease the effect of the stimulus, resulting in a decreasing effect of the stimulus, creating cascades that are used to control events that do not require continuous adjustment.
True
False
True or False: An imbalance in a homeostatic pathway often leads to a disease or disorder.
True
False
What part of the homeostatic feedback mechanism determines the set point of the body function, and chooses the appropriate response?
Effector
Receptor
Control Center
Afferent Pathway
The pathway from the receptor to the control center is known as what?
Afferent Pathway
Receptor Pathway
Efferent Pathway
The pathway leaving the control center and sending a message to the effector is known as what pathway?
Afferent Pathway
Efferent Pathway
Homeostatic Pathway
Feedback Pathway
The area medial to your arm but lateral to your chest. It is green in the image.
Buccal
Axillary
Olecranal
Popliteal
The anatomical term for anything pertaining to your head.
Cervical
Crural
Coxal
Cephalic
nose area
oral
frontal
nasal
crural
Means "ankle"
plantar
tarsal
digital
carpal
Pertaining to the chin
mental
occipital
buccal
antecubital
Which term refers to the ear?
otic
ocular
nasal
cranial
Acromial means...
the point of the shoulder
the tips of the toes
the wrist
the back of the head
Lateral
Toward the midline
Toward the front / belly
Toward the sides
Toward the back
Anterior (Ventral)
Toward the front / belly
Toward the back
Toward the head
Toward the tail
Superficial
Above some other body part
Below some other body part
Toward the center of the body or organ
Near the surface of the body or organ
Posterior (Dorsal)
Toward the tail
Toward the head
Toward the front / belly
Toward the back
Deep
Toward the center of the body or organ
Toward the midline
Toward the back
Toward the front / belly
Inferior
Toward the center of the body or organ
Above some other body part
Below some other body part
Near the surface of the body or organ
Medial
Toward the midline
Toward the sides
Toward the center of the body or organ
Toward the back
Superior
Near the surface of the body or organ
Toward the center of the body or organ
Above some other body part
Below some other body part
Caudal
Toward the back
Toward the center of the body or organ
Toward the tail
Toward the head
Cranial
Toward the sides
Toward the back
Toward the tail
Toward the head
area where thigh meets body trunk; groin
pubic
umbilical
inguinal
fibular
anterior body trunk inferior to ribs
thoracic
abdominal
inguinal
lumbar
the posterior surface of lower leg; calf
fibular
sural
popliteal
olecranal
area of the spine
thoracic
lumbar
sacral
vertebral
forearm
antecubital
antebrachial
axillary
scapular
posterior surface of the elbow
popliteal
antecubital
patellar
olecranal
thigh area
fibular
femoral
sural
crural
fingers, toes
carpals
tarsals
digital
crural
anterior surface of the elbow
acromial
antebrachial
olecranal
antecubital
shoulder blade region
sternal
sural
scapular
sacral
posterior knee area
popliteal
olecranal
patellar
crural
forehead region
frontal
occipital
cephalic
buccal
genital area
umbilical
pubic
inguinal
pelvic
posterior surface of the head
cephalic
frontal
calcaneal
occipital
chest region
frontal
thoracic
sternal
cephalic
buttock region
inguinal
lumbar
pelvic
gluteal
heel of foot
tarsal
patellar
calcaneal
plantar
mouth region
nasal
orbital
oral
sural
anterior lower leg
crural
sural
femoral
fibular
breast area
axillary
thoracic
mammary
frontal
anterior foot (upper surface)
plantar
patellar
pedal
tarsal
What type of section is this?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
The nose is ___ to the cheekbone.
superior
lateral
posterior
medial
What type of section is this?
frontal
sagittal
transvers
What type of section is this?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
The fingers are ___ to the elbow.
superior
inferior
proximal
distal
The scapula (shoulder blade) is ___ to the clavicle (collar bone).
deep
superior
posterior
medial
What type of section is this?
frontal
sagittal
transverse
The scalp is ___ to the skull.
anterior
inferior
superficial
deep
The Rock was a wrestler before he was a movie star. He had a fan favorite move called "The People's Elbow". If he taught anatomy, he might call it "The People's __________".
axillary region
carpal region
calcaneal region
olecranal region
Common name for Pollex
Thumb
Great toe
Heel
Ankle
Common name for Hallux
Thumb
Head
Great Toe
Groin
