A&P Quiz 1.txt

the study of the structure of an organism

the study of the function of te living organism and its parts as well as chemical processes involved.

Body facing forward with eyes straight ahead with arms to the side and the toes of the feet and the palms of the hands facing forward.

Vertical plane that divides the body into front and back parts

Vertical Plane that divides the body into left and right parts.

Horizontal plane that divides the body into upper and lower parts.

Front

Back

Closer to the tail

Closer to the head

Located centrally

Located in the periphery

Opposite side

Same side

Away from the body surface

Toward the body surface

Away from the point of origin

Toward the point of origin

Toward the Back

Towards the Belly

Outer

Inner

Outside

Inside

Coming from the Outside

Coming from Within

Below

Above

Below

Above

Towards the Side

Toward the Middle

After

before

Face Down

Face up

• Has strip-like appearance 
• Used to move the Skeleton
• Voluntary

• Sheet-like and smooth appearance
• Found in digestive tract and blood vessels;
• Controls size, shape, and movements of visceral organs 
• Involuntary

• Striated in a net-like appearance
• Found in walls of the Heart
• Pumps blood
• Involuntary

Part of the muscle that moves when its contracted.

Muscle that moves a structure.

Muscle that imposes a movement

Muscles used to stabilize (not necessarily move) the body

• Epithelial
• Connective
• Muscular
• Nervous

• Lines cavities of the body
• Combines to form skin

Supportive tissue: ligaments, cartilage, etc.

Contracts when stimulated

Used to transmit information from one neuron to another

Something that binds

Binds organs together

Binds bne to bone

• Attaches muscle to bone/cartilage
• Is a part of the muscle
• Always binds muscle to another structure

• Muscular 
• Skeletal 
• Respiratory 
• Digestive
• Reproductive
• Urinary 
• Endocrine 
• Nervous

Sounds made on incoming air

Sounds made on Outgoing air

Contracting Diaphragm

Raised rib cage and move to the left and right

Raised rib cage and moves forward

Where oxygen is passed into the bloodstream and carbon dioxide is removed

Exchange of gas between an organism and its environment

Processes of drawing sir into the lungs for respiration

Process of eliminating air from the respiratory system

Collar bone

Shoulder blade

Upper arm Bone

• Cervical Vertebrae (C1-C7)
• Thoracic Vertebrae (T1-T12)
• Lumbar Vertebrae (L1-L5)
• Sacrum (S1-S5)
• Coccyx (Fused)

Body of vertebrae

• Inferior Costal Facet
• Superior Costal Facet

Opening in Vertebrae