anaphy lab midterm quizz

special sense

produces aqueous humor

ciliary body

structures that are part of vascular tunic

choroid

contains photoreceptor

retina

controls the size of the pupil

iris

drains aqueous humor from the anterior chamber

scleral venous sinus

structures that are part of the fibrous tunic

sclera

most anterior part of the eyeball

cornea

anterior boundary of retina

ora serrata

attaches lens to ciliary bodu

suspensory ligaments

changes shape t focus llight on retina

lens

location of aqueous humor

anterior chamber

white though outer layer of the eye ball

sclera

auditory ossicle attached to the tympanic membrane

(middle ear)

malleus

equalizes air pressure in the middle ear with external air pressure

auditory tube

external ear structures

auricle,external,auditory canal,helix,lobule

ear drum

tympanic membrane

external feature of ear that contains the helix and lobule

auricle

stapes is attached to this membrane covered opening

oval window

middle auditory ossicle

incus

small bones of middle ear that are connected by synovial joints

mallus,incus,stapes

1. Conjunctival fold

2. Palpebral conjunctiva

3. Bulbar conjunctiva

4. Lacrimal gland

5. Lacrimal canal

6. Lacrimal sac

7. Nasolacrimal duct

1-5

1. Anterior semicircular canal

2. Posterior semicircular canal

3. Lateral semicircular canal

4. ampulla of semicircular canal and duct

5. utricle

6-12

6. Saccule

7. Oval window

8. membranous semiciruclar duct

9. Vestibule

10. Round window

11. Cochlea

12. Cochlear duct

1-6

1. Scleral venous sinus

2. Ciliary muscle

3. Ciliary process

4. Ciliary body

5. Choroid

6. Sclera

7-12

7. retina

8. cornea

9. pupil

10. iris

11. supensory ligament

12. ora serrata

1-6

1.superior oblique

2. superior rectus

3. lateral rectus

4. medial rectus

5. inferior oblique

6. inferior rectus

1-7

1. lobule

2. auricle

3. helix

4. external ear

5. malleus

6. incus

7. stape attached to the oval window

8-12

8. middle ear

9. internal ear

10. auditory tube

11. tympanic membrane

12. external auditory canal

1-5

1. carpara quadrigemia

2. cerberal peduncle

3. pons

4. medulla oblongata

5. midbrain

6-9

6. midbrain

7. pons

8. medulla oblongata

9. spinal cord

1-5

1. central sulcus

2. postcentral gyrus

3. parietal lobe

4. occipital lobe

5. transverse fissure

6-9

6. precental gyrus

7. frontal lobe

8. insula

9. temporal lobe

1-4

1. broca’s speech area

2. primary gustatory area

3. primary motor area

4. central sulcus

5-8

5. primary somatosensory area

6. primary visual area

7. wernicke’s area

8. primary auditory area

1-4

1. anterior white column

2. anterior gray horn

3. lateral white column

4. lateral gray horn

5-7

5. posterior gray horn

6. posterior white column

7. gray commisure

A-E

A. pineal

B. Hypothalamus

C. Pituitary gland

D. Thyroid gland

E. Parathyroid gland

F-K

F. Thymus

G. Adrenal Gland

H. Pancreas

I. Ovary

K. Testes

Abnormal increase in the number of WBC

Leukocytosis

Abrnomal increase in the number of RBC

Polycythemia

Condition of too few RBCs or of RBCS with hemoglobin deficiencies

Anemia

Abnormal decrease in WBC

Leukopenia

Abrnomal decrease in the number of platelets

Thrombocytopenia

Abrnomal increase in the number of platelets

Thrombocytosis

what determined wether blood is bright red or a dull brick red

degree of oxygenation

describe the consistency and color of the plasma

sticky, yellowish

Fourn classes found in the plasma

Glucose

Amino acids

Lipids

Vitamins

List two gasses found in the plasma

Carbon dioxide

Oxygen

three electrolytes found in the plasma

Sodium

Potassium

Calcium

red coarse cytoplasmic granules

1-4% wbc

Eosinophils

Pale pink cytoplasm

50-70 %

neutrophils

small cell with pale blue cytoplasm

20-45% wbc

Lymphocytes

sparse dark blue cytoplasmjc granules

0-1%

Basophils

abundant gray blue cytoplasm

8% of WBC

Monocytes