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In the
Beginning
Directions
and
Regions
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Bones
Muscles
Heart and
Lungs
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Round 2
Final
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Tissues
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A structure of two or more
tissue types that perform a
specific function.
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Organs
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Most homeostatic feedback
mechanisms are what type
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Negative
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Cytology would be best
defined as the study of
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Cells
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This type of Anatomy is
concerned with those
structures in the body large
enough to be seen with the
naked eye.
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Gross
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This type of feedback acts
to enhance the initial
stimulus.
Example: labor
contractions
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Positive
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What system consists of
glands that create
hormones?
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Endocrine
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This type of plane divides
the body into equal right
and left parts
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Midsaggital
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“Belly button” area
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Umbilical
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Jim suffered an injury to his
buccal in a car accident and
required four stitches.
Where was Jim injured?
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Cheek
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The term that describes the
armpit region.
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Axillary
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______ squamous tissue is
found in sites that receive a
good deal of friction.
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Stratified Squamous
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This tissue is found in parts
of the body, such as the
urinary bladder, where
considerable distension
occurs.
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Transitional
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Most connective tissues are
well vascularized. Which
two dense connective
tissues represent an
exception?
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Tendons and Ligaments
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This type of tissue lines the
respiratory system.
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Pseudostratified ciliated
columnar tissue
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Name the tissue below
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Bone
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A fracture that breaks the
skin is called this.
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Open (Compound) Fracture
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Four year old Carly fell and
suffered a fracture. The
bone splintered but the
fracture was incomplete.
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What type of fracture did
Carly suffer?
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Greenstick
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Bones of the skull, the ribs,
and the sternum are all
classified as this type of
bone.
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Flat
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The first step of bone
fracture repair is
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Stages of Bone Repair
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1. Hematoma Formation
2. Fibrocartilage Callus
3. Bony Callus
4. Bone Remodeling
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The diaphysis of a long
bone is covered by this.
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Periosteum
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This muscle allows you
to close your eyes,
squint, blink and wink
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Orbicularis oculi
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Which foot movement
enables the ballerina to
stand on her toes?
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Plantar Flexion
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These muscles are two-headed
muscles, one found on each side
of the neck.
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Sternocleidomastoid
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To invert the pedal, one
turns the sole of the pedal
in which direction
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Medially
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Moving a limb away from
the midline of the body is
referred to as
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Abduction
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The superior portion of the
heart is referred to as the
______________.
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Base
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The normal pacemaker of
the heart is located here.
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SA Node
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This occurs when blood
vessels within the lungs
become swollen with blood,
the pressure within them
increases, and fluid leaks
from the circulation into the
lung tissue.
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Pulmonary Edema
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What blood vessels carry
blood away from the body?
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Arteries
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What structure is shared by
both the digestive and
respiratory systems?
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Pharynx
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Final Jeopardy!
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Final Category
Regions
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Name the
following
Sections
A
B
C
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Final Jeopardy
Question
A – R. Hypochondriac
B – Umbillical Region
C - Hypogastric Region
D- L. Iliac Region
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B
C
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