A & P I Final review

name the three injection sites

what are the 4 basic types of tissues

towards midline

what part of the brain is reasoning and intellect

middle layer of the eye

main functions of the muscular system

why is it important the alkaline of semen

what activates the sweat glands

what structure in the ear equilizes pressure

"cell eating" subtance engulfed are within particles

"cell drinking" substance engulfed are within solution

part of the skin which defends against bacteria

which organelle is either smooth or rough

muscle in the neck that rotates the head

where does fertilization occur

hyper-

hypo-

posterior is opposite to

substance that, when dissolved in water will ionize into positively charged hydrogen ions (H+) and negatively charged ions of some other element

a substance, when dissolved in water, ionizes into negatively charged (OH+) ions and positively charged ions of a metal

prasympathetic response to stimuli

myelin sheath

what lobe of the cerebrum controls motor function

in a warm enviroment what would the arteries do

made up of the like atom; substance that can neither be created nor destroyed

elements combined in definate prportion by weight to form new substance

part of the epidermis constantly undergoing mitosis

different types of connective tissue

state of balance, it is the ability of the healthy body to regulate the internal enviroment within narrow limits

part of the vertebrae that supports most of the body weight

what are the synovial membranes and what do they do

what is the protein that makes the skin waterproof

tympanic membrane

pigment for skin color

movement of an extremity away from the midline and imaginary line that divides the body from head to toe

movement toward the midline

the bulging, rounded upper part above the entrance of the two oviducts into the uterus

big hole at the base of the skull

building up of complex materials from simpler ones such as food and oxygen

functional activities of cells that result in growth, repair, and the release of energy by the cells

breaking down and changing of complex substances into simpler ones, with a release of energy and carbon dioxide

what are the three parts of the sternum

a line of connective or closure between bones, irregular band of connective tissue that holds cranial bones together during infancy

attatched to a moveable part; part that moves most during muscle contraction

part of a skeletal muscle that is attached to a fixed structure or bone, it moves least during muscle contraction

soft spot on baby's head, bone has not formed yet

adipose tissue

a sudden, severe, sharp, stabbing pain along the pathway of the nerve

menarche

walnut

NaCl

masseter

blood cell will shrink and wrinkle up because water molecules are moving out of the cell

blood cell will swell and burst because water molecules are moving into the cell

blood cell remains unchanged, because the movement of water molecules into and out ot the cell is the same

endometrium

carries milk to the nipple

palm is foward and upward

forearm turns the hand so the palm is downward or backward

what is the longest bone of the body

crossover

functions of the skin

external female genitalia

what connects the cerebral hemisphere with the spinal cord

Ca

C

Cl

H

I

Fe

Mg

N

O

P

K

Na

Zn

what are the cells that cover internal and external surfaces

parts of the cell

where is ATP produced

where the message goes from one cell to the next cell

electrically charged atom

positive charged atom

negative charged atom

right and left sections

anterior and posterior portions

upper and lower parts; superior and inferior

fluid within the cell

the fluid that bathes the cell and transports nutrients into and out of the cell

sympathetic nervous system

parasympathetic nervous system

where does the retina have the sharpest vision

what are the projections at the head of the femur where muscles attach to

how is oxygen stored in muscles

where is ATP produced