Biology II Final

threw blood greek + latin in here just in case:), both jepardy's + greek and latin for reproductive system, blood, eye, ear + cranial nerves + flow of blood------good luck(:------

vitre

glass

plex

weave

cochlea

snail

tear

lacri

move

moto

patient has uncontrollable blinking

III- oculomotor OR X- vagus

patient has back spasms

VI- abducens OR XI- accessory

patient has vertigo

VIII- Vestibulocochlear

patient has inability to taste

I- olfactory OR VII- facial

patient has tetanus

V- Trigeminal OR VII- Facial

the colored part of the eye

iri

the only solid + non-pliable part of the eye

lens

this part of the eye is unique for everyone

retina

fluid in eye

vitreous humor

blind spot also goes by this name

macula

outer, visible part of your ear

auricle

this part of the ear is responsible for protection

Auditory canal

What two parts of the ear are responsible for balance?

cochlea and semi-circular canals

What part of the ear connects to the Digestive System?

Eustachian tube

what are the 3 bones in your ear?

incus, malleus, stapes

What part of the male reproductive system adds sugar to semen?

seminal vesicle

What part of the male reproductive system acts as a stopcock?

ejaculation duct

What part of the male reproductive system connects to the vagus cranial nerve?

Epididymis

What part of the male reproductive system is responsible for sperm transfer?

Vas Defrens

What part of the male reproductive system controls hormones?

testes

What part of the female reproductive system controls hormones?

ovary

What part of the female reproductive system is the inner uterus?

endometrium

What part of the female reproductive system is a barrier / dialates?

cervix

what are the 6 parts that make up the vulva?

labia minora, labia majora, vestibule, clitoris, urethra, vaginal opening

What part of the female reproductive system is the equivalent of male glands?

clitoris

what are the upper chambers of the heart called?

atria

what two vessels transport blood?

pulmonary artery and pulmonary vein

what valve of the heart looks like a pope hat?

mitral valve

what does tricuspid mean?

3 tooth-ed

what is the longest vessel of the heart?

aorta

agglutin

clump

bil

bile

brady

to slow

diastol

widen

embol

cork or plug

erythr

red

gram

to write

hema

blood CONDITION

hemo

blood PART

leuko

white

osis

state of

papill

nipple

poie

to make

osis

state of

stasis

still

syn

together

systol

constrict

tachy

fast

thromb

clot

olfactory (I)

smell

optic (II)

vision

oculomotor (III)

eyelids, eye focusing

trochlear (IV)

movement of eyeballs

trigeminal (V)

crying, scalp, forehead, teeth and pallate

abducens (VI)

cramps or charlie horses

facial (VII)

expressions and salivation

vestibulcochlear (VIII)

hearing and balance

glossophraryngal (IX)

swallowing and speaking

mastication

CHEWING

vagus (X)

anything involuntary (digestion or breathing)

accessory (XI)

neck or back

hypoglossal (XII)

tongue movement

ax

rotation point

dendre

tree

funi

chord

gangli

bundle

lemm

peel

mening

cover

peri

around

plex

weave

sens

feel

syn

together

ventr

belly

choroid

skin

chochlea

snail

iris

rainbow

labyrinth

maze

lacri

tear

macula

spot

oflact

smell

scler

hard

tympan

drum

vitre

glass

andr

male

ejacul

shoot

fimb

ruffled

follic

little sac

genesis

create

germ

sprout

labi

lip

mens

month

mons

emanate

puber

adult

Oxygen-rich blood enters the heart from the lungs and goes out to the body. Blood comes into the right atrium from the body, moves into the right ventricle and is pushed into the pulmonary arteries in the lungs. After picking up oxygen, the blood travels back to the heart through the pulmonary veins into the left atrium, to the left ventricle and out to the body's tissues through the aorta. Oxygen poor blood enters the heart from the body and goes out to the lungs.

flow of blood through the heart