Anatomy & Physiology Term 1 (Full Final) (Triviatron)
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- What type of tissue lines the hollow organs, blood vessels and esophagus?
- Which body system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide between blood and air?
- In terms of medical words, the prefix typically comes:
- Describe "anatomical position"
- A ______ plane divides the body into superior and inferior portions.
- Which plane divides the body into anterior and posterior planes?
- The bladder is located in which cavity?
- The thoracic cavity includes all of the following, EXCEPT:
- What number on the pH scale indicates that a liquid is neutral?
- A _________ is the outer part of the cell, it is thin and semi-permeable:
- Where within the cell is DNA located?
- _______ is the diffusion/movement of water across a semipermeable membrane.
- ______ is a life threatening disease that mainly affects the lungs and pancreas, in which secretions are thick and sticky:
- Easy bleeding, prolonged bleeding and bruising are all issues involved in what genetic disorder?
- A patient of yours is having trouble with infertility, he is of tall stature, pear shaped and has little body hair. What condition would you suspect he has?
- Your pinky toe is ____ to your great toe?
- What cavity houses your brain?
- Bones are held together by tough cord-like structures called:
- Which type of bone is primarily located in the skull and rib cage?
- Which of the following describes a synovial joint:
- The humerus is an example of what kind of bone
- The "shaft" part of a long bone is called the:
- The most important nutrient and exercise for bone strength and growth?
- When educating a patient who was just diagnosed with gout, the MA would provide the following correct information?
- Medical term for "hump back"
- All of the following are functions of muscles EXCEPT?
- Acetylcholine is a hormone that does what to muscles?
- Smooth muscle is found in?
- Which type of muscle tissue involves peristalsis, which is movement caused by constriction?
- Pointing the toes upward towards the ceiling is?
- Moving a body part away from the midline of the body?
- What is the medical term for "wry neck"?
- Lateral curvature of the back?
- Medical term for "swayback", a condition often caused by high heels?
- What part of the heart prevents backflow or regurgitation in the heart?
- The heart is divided into left and right sides by what structure?
- Which layer of the heart is made up of muscle?
- Which is considered the cardiac pacemaker of the heart?
- The "P" on an EKG represents:
- The "QRS" on an EKG represents:
- A _______ is a ballooned, weakened arterial wall?
- thickness of blood is defined as?
- Fibrinogen plays an important role in what?
- The blood cell that aids in fighting against infection?
- The blood cells that aid in clotting blood?
- Where are RBC's made?
- What blood type is a universal donor?
- What blood type is the universal reciever?
- Approximately how long do RBC's live for?
- Which hormone produced by the kidneys controls the RBC production?
- In which way does an individual develop naturally acquired active immunity?
- A patient was in a car accident and her spleen was removed, what is an appropriate response from the MA to this patient?
- Which type of immunity crosses the placenta and passes through breastmilk?
- What type of immunoglobulin triggers an allergic reaction?
- A heart rate of 102 is?
- What type of immunity results simply because you are a human and not a plant or a cow?
- The nonspecific body defense in which neutrophils and monocytes can leave the bloodstream to attack pathogens in other tissue is _____?
- What type of cell is a lymphocyte?
- Which protein would you find in the plasma?
- If a person is deficient in platelets, what is this called?
- Your patient has a WBC count of 13,000, you understand that the patient:
- A disease that causes anemia due to the shape of the RBC's?
- Which artery is below the popliteal pulse site?
- All arteries carry oxygenated blood except?
- What statement below is true: When a muscle contracts it gets?
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