First Semester Review

• What type of cells secrete substances?

• glandular

• The girdle that includes the clavicle, scapula, and arm

• pectoral

• Blood, bone, adipose and cartilage are examples of this type of tissue

• connective

• What makes electricity in your body?

• Nerve• muscle

• Where the skull bones meet are called _____________.

• sutures

• Cartilage found in the nose, trachea

• hyaline

• What is the term for cells that make blood?

• hematopoietic

• Layers of cells are called_________.

• stratified

• hunchback

• kyphosis

• swayback

• lordosis

• Found on all limbs

• Synovial joints

• Part of the skeleton with limbs

• appendicular

• Tooth meets jawbone

• gomphosis

• Lateral S curve of the vertebral column

• scoliosis

• Tibia is held to fibula or radius to ulna

• syndesmosis

• Muscle found in hollow organs or blood vessels

• smooth

• Rib meets sternum

• synchondrosis

• Part of the skeleton that includes the skull and vertebra

• axial

• Network cartilage that holds organs in place, ex. Lymph nodes and kidneys

• reticular

• Decrease the angle of a joint

• flexion

• Cartilage found in the ears

• elastic

• The girdle that includes the coxal bones, sacrum and the femur

• Pelvic girdle

• Flat cells

• squamous

• The top of the thumb articulates with the carpals

• saddle

• The end of one phalange articulates with another

• condyloid

• What are the protective pads inside of a synovial joint that prevent friction fram damaging the joint parts?

• bursae

• The condition that damages most joints. It is considered an autoimmune disease.

• arthritis

• The part of the vertebrae that prevents you from flopping over backward.

• Spinous process

• What are the parts of breastbone (sternum)?

• Manubrium, body, xyphoid process

• An axillary contusion would be found in what region of the body?

• armpit

• A scraped mental region is found where?

• chin

• An oticscope would be used to look at what region of the body?

• ear

• What type of joint is found in between the carpals and the tarsals?

• gliding

• The factor that affects an event is also known as the _________.

• variable

• To allow an event to keep going forward without the body doing anything to stop is called _________________.

• Positive feedback

• Give an example of negative feedback

• Sweating or shivering

• To separate an organ from the left to the right is called_____________

• sagittal

• The bellybutton is ___________ to the hips.

• Superior or medial