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Oxygen-poor blood enters the_________of the heart.
a. right auricle |
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____________refers to the phase of circulation in which the blood in oxygenated in the lungs.
a. pulmonary circulation |
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The _____________covers the shoulders.
a. deltoids |
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Definition
These muscles extend across the front of the chest:
a. pectoralis major and minor |
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Term
The skeletal system is composed of ___________bones.
a. 206 |
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Definition
The___________is the bone that forms at the back of the skull.
a. occipital |
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The___________protects the heart, lungs and other internal organs.
a. thorax |
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Definition
The_________is also known as the collar bone.
a. clavicle |
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Term
The muscle that raises the eyebrows is the________.
a. frontalis |
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Definition
The thumb has ______________phalanges.
a. 2 |
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Term
The humerus is an example of a/an______________bone.
a. long |
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Definition
Nerves that perform both sensory and motor functions are called_________________.
a. mixed nerves |
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_____________tissue covers and protects body surfaces and internal organs.
a. epithelial |
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Definition
Osteology is the study of_________________.
a. bones |
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Term
_________________bones compose the facial skeleton.
a. 14 |
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Definition
The___________are the smallest bones of the facial skeleton.
a. lacrimal |
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Term
Because they carry oxygen-poor blood, these are dark red in color.
a. veins |
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Definition
__________takes the nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
a. capillaries |
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Term
White blood cells_______________.
a. are called leucocytes |
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Definition
The fluid part of the blood is called____________.
a. plasma |
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Term
Nerve cells differ from other cells in that they have _________.
a. axons |
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Definition
Another name for the nerve cell is____________.
a. neuron |
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Term
The __________is the part of the brain responsible for the mental activity and is located in the upper front portion of the cranium.
a. cerebrum |
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Definition
A sebaceous gland is part of the _____________system.
a. endocrine |
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The _____are the two bones of the upper jaw.
a.maxillae |
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Definition
The___________are the two bones that form crown and upper sides of the head.
a. parietal |
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Term
When you laugh, you draw your mouth up and back using the _____muscles.
a. zygomaticus |
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Definition
_____muscles are used to separate fingers.
a. abductor |
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Term
When nodding Yes or No, the ______muscles are being used.
a. sternocledio mastoideus |
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Definition
______________have cup like valves to prevent back flow.
a. veins |
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Term
____________tissue contracts when stimulated to produce motion.
a. muscular |
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Definition
The___________are two spongy bones that form the sides of the nasal cavity.
a. turbinal |
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Term
___________tissue supports, protects and holds the body together.
a. connective |
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Definition
The skull has___________bones.
a. 22 |
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Term
The _________muscles respond to commands regulated by will.
a. striated |
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Definition
Myology is the study of the_____________.
a. muscles |
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Term
How many bones of the cranium are affected by scalp massage?
a. 6 |
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Definition
____________are thick walled vessels that carry blood away from the heart.
a. arteries |
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Term
Red blood cells_____________.
a. are called erythrocytes, carry oxygen, and contain hemoglobin |
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Definition
______________take waste products from the cells to the veins.
a. capillaries |
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Term
____________nourishes the parts of the body not reached by blood.
a. lymph |
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Definition
When you wrinkle your chin, you are using your___________muscle.
a. mentalis |
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Term
When you raise your eyelid, you are using your__________muscle.
a. levator palpebrae superioris |
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Definition
the term______________________means located above or larger.
a. superioris |
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Term
The ________is located behind the eyes and nose and connects all the bones to the cranium.
a. sphenoid |
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Definition
The_____extends from the elbow to the shoulder.
a. humerous |
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Term
The _____nerve is the primary motor nerve of the face.
a. facial |
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Definition
____________are finger like projections of the intestinal wall that absorb and transport nutrients through the circulatory system to tissues and cells.
a. villi |
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Term
____________travels through glands or nodes to help filter out toxic substances.
a. lymph |
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Definition
Primary components of the nervous system are:
a. the brain, nerves, and the spinal cord |
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Term
______________is the study of the nervous system.
a. neurology |
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Definition
An adult human has_________blood circulating throughout the body.
a. 8 to 10 pints |
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Term
Hemoglobin_______________.
a. attracts oxygen |
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Definition
Thrombocytes __________________.
a. are blood platelets |
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Term
The _________system involves the heart, arteries, veins, capillaries.
a. cardio-vascular |
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Definition
The__________is normally about the size of a closed fist in the adult human body.
a. heart |
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Term
Muscles affected by massage are generally manipulated from the____________.
a. insertion to origin |
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Definition
The belly is the_______________________.
a. midsection of the muscle |
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Term
The epicranius is a large muscle that____________.
a. covers the epicranium |
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Definition
The zygomaticus muscles____________________.
a. draw your mouth up and back as in laughing |
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Term
At the end of each axon is a _____________.
a. synapse |
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Definition
The trifacial nerve is______________________
a. the largest of the cranial nerves |
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Term
The pulmonary artery carries blood__________________.
a. away from the heart and lungs |
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Definition
Striated muscles _________________________.
a. respond to commands regulated by the will |
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Term
Sensory nerves determine our sense of____________________.
a. smell, touch, hearing |
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Definition
The autonomic nervous system controls__________________.
a. the digestive system |
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Term
The posterior auricular, temporal and zygomatic are all branches of the_______nerve.
a. facial |
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Definition
The liver converts and neutralizes __________from the circulatory system to urea.
a. ammonia |
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Term
Afferent nerves__________
a. carry messages to the brain and spinal cord |
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Definition
Muscle makes up approximately ______percent of body weight.
a. 40% |
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Term
There are ____________bones included in the cervical vertebrae.
a. 7 |
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Definition
Each finger has 3 _________________.
a. phalanges |
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Term
The largest of the cranial nerves is the____________________.
a. trifacial |
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Definition
A sabaceous gland is part of the ___________system.
a. endocrine |
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Term
The term_______means in front of.
a. anterior |
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Definition
The____________supply blood to the face, head and neck.
a. common carotid arteries |
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Term
The ____________originates in the base of the brain and extends to the base of the spine.
a. spinal cord |
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Definition
The mandible_______________.
is the largest bone of the facial skeleton |
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Term
The hyoid is also called the
a. adams apple |
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