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Glandular tissue can be found within columnar and cuboidal epithelia
true
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cytology is the study of tissue
false
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both pseudostratified columnar and simple columnar can be ciliated
true
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there are more supporting cells (neuroglial cells) in nervous tissue than the conducting cells (neurons)
true
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which fiber is thivker and stronger than the other
collagenous
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which type of gland secretes its products as the entire cell bursts
holocrine
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which type of connective tissue makes up ligaments, tendons, and whites of eyes
dense
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intercalated discs are found in ____ muscle tissue
cardiac
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which type of epithelium has the ability to stretch due to increased tension and is found in the walls of the urinary bladder and ureters
transitional
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these cells are found in connective tissue in constant numbers (the number stays the same)
fixed cells
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\_____ glands secrete hormones directly into the blood or body tissue without using ducts
endocrine
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which muscle cell type is very long and can have 20 or more nuclei per cell
skeletal
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which cell secretes a watery fluid? the fluid can be found in the pericardial and pleural cavities
serous
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which is NOT a job of epithelial tissue
movement
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voluntary describes ____ muscle tissue
skeletal
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which one(s) are characteristics of epithelial tissue
avascular, very little matrix, and always has a free surface (one that is exposed to the outside or to an open internal surface)
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which muscle tissue(s) have striations
skeletal and cardiac
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list the three types od solid(cells) found in blood tissue
white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets
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the arrow indicates the _____ _____
basement membrane
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\______ is secreted by mast cells. it is responsible for itchy eyes, runny nose, and congestion in allergies
histamine
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intercellular material is referred to as ____
Matrix
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list the job of adipose tissue
cushions
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the scavenger; surrounds and destroys bacteria
macrophage
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secretes mucus
goblet cells
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secretes antibodies (to right and protect from future infection)
pasma cells
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a cartilage cell
chondrocyte
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consists of dendrites, cell body, and axon
neuron
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produces collagenous and elastic fibers
fibroblast
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tiny projections in small intestine to increase surface area for food absorption
microvilli
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tiny hairs that help move mucus or egg cells in the body
cilia
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covering of connective tissue around a cartilaginous structure
perichondrium
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prevents blood from clotting in an unbroken blood vessel
heparin
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a small space surrounding a bone or cartilage cell
lacuna
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waterproof protein formed in the outside of some stratified squamous cells
keratin
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a group of similar cells working together
tissue
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found only in outer ear and making up epiglottis
elastic cartilage
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between vertebrae, inside knee joint, in pelvic cavity
fibrocartilage
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covering ends of bone, fetal skeleton, in nose
hyaline cartilage
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your body is divided into an anterior and posterior sections by a ____ plane
frontal (coronal)
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the palm in in the ____ position (bottom)
prone
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this person is in the ____ position
supine
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the diaphragm separates the:
thoracic and abdominal cavities
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the thoracic and abdominal cavities make up the the larger ____ cavity
ventral
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the region shown here is the ____ region
antebrachium
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joe is cut with a knife. he had to get 5 stitches. this cut would be considered:
deep
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your humerus and radius are part of your ____ portion of your body
appendicular
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which quadrant of the abdomen contains the cecum
right lower
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the plant that divides your body into cranial and caudal regions is a ____ plane
transverse (horizontal)
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the x by the diagram is indicating: (pic of a cat and the x is top of its back)
dorsal
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\____ is a science that is concerned with how the body functions
physiology
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to be in anatomical position
you are standing erect, palms facing forward, arms must be down, feet are slightly apart
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your heart is ocated in the
thoracic cavity, pericardial cavity, and mediastinum
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bone C (orange) is ____ between bones A (purple) and B (red)
intermediate
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your cudital is ____ to your brachial region
distal
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manus refers to your ____
hand
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this cavity is the ____ cavity
oral
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how many digits are in your body
20
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patellar refers to you ____
knee
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your wrist is ____ to your fingers
proximal
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what is found in your cranial cavity
brain
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the spinal column is ____ to the liver
posterior
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the liver is ____ to the diaphragm
inferior
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acromial refers to your
shoulder
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pregnancy and childbirth
obstetrics
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muscle and skeletal system problems
orthopedics
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ears, nose, and throat specialist
otolaryngology
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Specificity drawing blood
phlebotomy
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dealing with older people and their diseases
gerontology/geriatrics
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cancer
oncology
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children (up to the age of 18) and their diseases
pediatrics
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heart dieases
cardiology
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skin and its diseases
dermatology
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poisonous substances
Toxicology
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transports oxygen, food, and wastes throughout body through vessels (body systems)
cardiovascular
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Makes new individuals (body systems)
reproductive
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produces hormones that travel throughout the body (body systems)
endocrine
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breaks down food so that the body can use it as energy (body systems)
digestive
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in charge of communication throughout the body (body systems)
nervous
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allows movement of body parts, helps us maintain posture, allows movement of food through the alimentary canal (body systems)
muscular
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the crual region refers to the ____
calf
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the liver is ____ to your intestines
cranial
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superior can also be referred to as ____
cranial
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your cervical region in commonly called your ____
neck
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your carpal region in on your upper extremity
true
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planter warts are found on the bottom of your foot
true
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the orbital cavity houses the spinal cord
false
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your tarsus refers to the bottom of your foot
false
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bone is the hardest and most enduring (living ) human tissue
true
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the function of bursae is to protect joints from infection
false
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nerves and blood vessels typically pass through foramina
true
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bone remodeling occurs until the age of 50-60 years of age
false
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articular cartilage is found at the end of long bones
true
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after the age of 40 or 50, a person typically loses 10% otftheir bone mass every 5 years
false
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this is a lumbar vertebra
false
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the shaft of a long bone is the
diaphysis
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To what part of the bone do tendons and ligaments attach
periosteum
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which is NOT true about bone marrow
adults have more red bone marrow than yellow bone marrow
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the bone most often affected by osteoporosis are the:
hip bone
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the only moveable bone of the skull is the:
mandible
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the membranous areas of an infant's skull are:
fontanels
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