HW #4: CH. 10,11

Tricuspid valve: between the left atrium and left ventricle

False

(CABG) surgery stand for Cerebral artery bypass grafting

False

Neuron consists of Dendrite, Cell nucleus, Axon

True

Apex of the heart :The lower tip of the heart

True

myx/o refers to plaque

False

Which of the following words means lack of blood supply to a tissue?

ischemia

Which of the following words means the death of tissue?

necrosis

Which of the following words has a prefix meaning inside?

endocardium

A synonym for mitral valve is:

bicuspid valve

The word murmur refers to an abnormal ______caused by improper _______closure.

heart sound; valve

The word carotid refers to the

main artery of the neck.

The roots phleb means

vein

The word afferent refers to:

moving toward the central nervous system.

The word efferent refers to

moving away from the central nervous system.

-----------  transfer impulse across synapse.

neurotransmitters.

The junction between two nerve cells is the

synapse.

The brainstem contains:

Midbrain, Pons, Medulla oblongata

Which term describes a localized, balloon-like enlargement of the wall of an artery?

aneurysm

Inability to speak:

Aphasia

Collection of spinal nerves below the end of the spinal cord:

Cauda equina

Cauda equina

Systole

Blood vessels branching from the aorta to carry oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle:

Coronary arteries

Disease of heart muscle:

Cardiomyopathy

Incision of a vein:

Phlebotomy

Autonomic nervous system consists of

Sympathetic nerves and Parasympathetic nerves

Circle of Willis is located in the

brain

Myocardial infarction (MI) means:

the cardiac muscle death

The main functional unit in the nervous system is:

Neuron

All of the following are types of glia cells EXCEPT

Arachnoglia cell

The -------------is outermost layer of the meninges and the -------- is the innermost layer of the meninges

Dura mater, Pia mater

------- is branching fiber of a nerve cell:

Dendrite

myel/o means

spinal cord

angi/o means

vessel

cyan/o means :

blue

thromb/o refers to

clot

ather/o  means

yellowish plaque

The arrow A refers to

ventricles of the brain contain CSF

The picture shows:

Spina Bifida

the picture shows:

Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm

brachi/o  refers to the

arm

-algesia 

excessive sensitivity to pain

-algia

pain

-esthesia

feeling, nervous sensation

plegia

paralysis

1 (1-4)

Astrocyte

2 (1-4)

Microglial

3 (1-4)

Oligodendroglial Cell

4 (1-4)

Ependymal Cell

1 (1-9)

Spinal cord

2 (1-9)

Cerebellum play

3 (1-9)

Cerebrum

4 (1-9)

Corpus Callosum

5 (1-9)

Thalamus

6 (1-9)

Pituitary gland

7 (1-9)

Midbrain

8 (1-9)

Pons

9 (1-9)

Medulla Oblongata

1 (1-5)

(SA) Sinoatrial node: the pacemaker

2 (1-5)

(AV) Atrioventricular node

3 (1-5)

Atrioventricular bundle (Hiss)

4 (1-5)

Left bundle branch

5 (1-5)

Purkinje fibers

1 (1-13)

Superior Vena

2 (1-13)

Inferior Vena Cava

3 (1-13)

Right atrium

4 (1-13)

Tricuspid Valve

5 (1-13)

Right Ventricle

6 (1-13)

Pulmonary Valve

7 (1-13)

Pulmonary Artery

8 (1-13)

Pulmonary Veins

9 (1-13)

Left Atrium

10 (1-13)

Mitral Valve

11 (1-13)

Left Ventricle

12 (1-13)

Aortic Valve

13 (1-13)

Aorta

2

Left Internal Carotid Artery

1 (1-12)

Superior Vena Cava

2 (1-12)

Inferior Vena Cava

3 (1-12)

Right atrium

4 (1-12)

Tricuspid Valve

5 (1-12)

Right Ventricle

6 (1-12)

Pulmonary Artery

7 (1-12)

Lung Capillaries

8 (1-12)

Pulmonary vein

9 (1-12)

Left Atrium

10 (1-12)

Mitral Valve

11 (1-12)

Left Ventricle

12 (1-12)

Aorta

1 (1-8)

Temporal Lobe

2 (1-8)

Broca area

3 (1-8)

Frontal Lobe

4 (1-8)

Sulci

5 (1-8)

Gyri

6 (1-8)

Parietal lobe

7 (1-8)

Occipital Lobe

8 (1-8)

Wernicke area