Term 3 Anatomy & Physiology

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1. What nerve is involved when a client experiences pain, numbness or tingling sensations in the medial aspect of the ring finger and pinky finger?

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The lateral malleolus is comprised of which of the following bones?

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Piriformis syndrome affects which of the following nerves?

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Which of the following muscles inserts into the olecranon process?

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Where would you expect to find a facet joint?

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The psoas major muscle inserts into which bony landmark on the femur?

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The fibular collateral ligament is also known as the ____________.

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Striated muscle is found in which of the following anatomical structures?

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Smooth muscle is also known as _______________ muscle.

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What class of tissue is fascia?

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The fight-or-flight response is a choreography of physiological changes stimulated by which of the following body systems?

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12. The lymphatic system is responsible for the _______________.

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Where is the largest cache of serotonin located within the body?

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Which system is responsible for carrying oxygen to the cells of the body and assisting in the removal of waste from the cells of the body?

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Arteries carry blood to the heart.

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Synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis and diarthrosis refers to

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What is a function of bursa?

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Peristalsis occurs the most in which of the following body systems?

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Which muscles contract during dry heaves or vomiting?

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Where are the carotid arteries located in the human body?

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Which of the following muscles are a part of the hamstrings?

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Insulin and glucagon are hormones released from which of the following anatomical structures?

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How many vertebrae are located in a typical human body?

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The lymphatic system is a part of which greater body system?

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Endocrine glands secrete _______________ into the blood.

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Where would you find a sarcomere in the human body?

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Osteophyte is the technical term for _______________.

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Where would you find a diaphysis in the human body?

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Which postural muscle is typically indicated in the chronic frozen shoulder?

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An acetabulum is found in which part of the body?

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How many cervical vertebrae are present in a normal human body?

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Where would you locate the largest grouping of hyaline cartilage?

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A hairline fracture of the talus bone would indicate an injury to which area of the body?

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Where would you locate an epiphysis?

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How many epiphysis types are in the human body?

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Where would you find collagen?

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Which of the following muscles inserts into the mastoid process of the temporal bone?

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Select the muscle that is highlighted in red.

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What term is used to describe the minimum daily caloric requirement the body needs to stay alive when at rest?

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Fast twitch or white muscle fibers are anaerobic in function.

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Which of the following is an example of a convergent muscle shape?

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How many layers are present in the thoracolumbar fascia?

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Open and closed kinematic chains refer to joint movements.

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What bone has no direct articulation with any other bones?

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Where is the insertion of the temporalis muscle?

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What area of the body would you find the buccinator muscle?

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The arms, legs, and pelvis are part of the _______________ skeleton.

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Where would you locate branchiomeric musculature?

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Which part of the lymphatic system is responsible for filtering the lymph?

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Which muscle at the base of the skull is often associated with tension headaches?

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Which type of nerves are stimulated by massage to send messages to the central nervous system?

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Which system is also known as the excretory system?

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What color is associated with the heart chakra?

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The circadian rhythm is a biological clock that resets every 12 hours.

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Where would you locate stratum lucidum?

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What is the name of the joint where the clavicle and scapula meet?

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What is the medical term for the shoulder joint?

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A hematocrit is a medical test for ____________________.

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Which of the following muscles would contribute to wrist abduction?

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Which of the following muscles would contribute to wrist adduction?

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Which of the four quad muscles is the largest in size?

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Carbohydrate digestion mostly occurs at which point in the digestive tract?

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The linea aspera is located on which of the following bones?

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Pulmonary circulation distributes blood, nutrients and gases throughout the body.

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What is another name for the alimentary canal?

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Which of the following muscles is a synergist for the biceps brachii?

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Extensor pollicis longus attaches to which of the following digits?

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Which muscle does the radial nerve innervate?

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Which muscle attaches to the zygomatic arch?

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Which nerve passes through the flexor retinaculum of the hand?

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The radial nerve divides into a deep branch called the _________________ nerve?

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The ulna rotates around the radius.

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Which two tendons comprise the anatomical snuff box?

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Which condition would include an issue with the flexor carpi radialis muscle?

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Tennis elbow affects the flexor muscles of the forearm.

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The occipitals contribute to TMJD.

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Lateral epicondylitis affects the outside of the knee joint.

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In which region of the lung does the gaseous exchange occur?

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Molecules of carbon dioxide and oxygen are passively exchanged by the process of ______________________.

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Which muscle is responsible for initiating inhalation?

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Which muscle is flexed during forced exhalation?

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How many lobes are in each hemisphere of the cerebral cortex?

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Humans are considered to have an open circulation system.

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_____________ are the smallest blood vessels.

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How many types of Schwann cells exist in the human body?

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The tibial nerve is a distal branch of which nerve?

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Where are the lumbrical muscles located?

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The cerebral cortex is responsible for ____________.

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The mesencephalon is also known as the _______________.

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In humans, which part of the brain is located superiorly to all others?

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Which of the following functions does the pineal gland help regulate?

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What does the term "stroma" relate to?

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Auditory ossicles are formed of which kind of tissue?

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Which body system do the tonsils belong to?

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Which muscle is a prime mover for neck extension?

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Which cells are responsible for generating the electrical impulses that control heart rate?

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Which part of a cell is responsible for breaking down glucose molecules to release energy?

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The brachial artery is a branch from which larger artery?

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On which bone would you locate the infraglenoid tubercle?

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Which muscle attaches to the acromion process?

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Where would you locate the annular ligament?

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Celiac refers to which location in the body?

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Which is an example of a triangular muscle?

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Where are cubital lymph nodes located?

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Which of the following best describes antigens?

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Which of the following bones are part of the hindfoot?

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Which of the following best describes a reflex arc?

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How many bones comprise the shoulder girdle?

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How many anatomical joints are part of the shoulder girdle?

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What is another term for the bicipital groove?

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What does a "sulcus" refer to in the human body?

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What do the trapezium, trapezoid, capitate and hamate have in common?

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Where would you locate the obturator foramen?

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How many arches are in a normal human foot?

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What is counted to determine the atomic number of an atom?

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Oxygen, carbon, hydrogen and _____________ make up the four majority elements in the human body.

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The plasma membrane is also known as ____________________.

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Which of the following is not found in the nucleus of a cell?

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Which best describes mitosis?

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Where would stratified transitional epithelium be located?

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Which element is needed for muscle contraction?

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What does a "z-line" refer to?

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What is the outside membrane of the myelin sheath called?

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Which of the following surrounds the individual fibers within a nerve?

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What is another term for nerve impulses?

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What are acetylcholine and catecholamines?

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The medulla oblongata and pons are part of which section of the brain?

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Which body system does the thymus belong to?

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Neutrophils, monocytes and macrophages are all under the classification of ________________.

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Albumins, globulins and fibrinogens are the 3 major classes of

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Neutrophils, basophils and eosinophils are types of

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Which of the following cells are important to blood clotting?

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Which heart valve is the mitral valve?

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What do the terms systole and diastole refer to?

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Which of the following hormones regulates the development of reproductive processes within the body?

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Which of the following hormones is responsible for the regulation of metabolism?

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Which of the following regulates the development of reproductive processes within the body?

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Which of the following is not part of the small intestine?

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What is another term for kinesthesia?

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Which chemical or element would be found in blood serum?

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Which would lead to a condition of sepsis?

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What is the technical name for the Adam's Apple?

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Which of the following valves is between the stomach and the small intestine?

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Which bone does the tibialis anterior insert into?

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The suffix -plegia refers to:

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The prefix nephro- refers to:

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The suffix -crine refers to:

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Choose the correct definition of the anatomical term "linea".

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Choose the correct definition of the anatomical term "foramen".

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Choose the correct definition of the anatomical term "condyle".

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Where are the adrenal glands located?

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Systole refers to the force needed to contract blood out of the heart.

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Choose the medical term given to name the collection of heart muscle cells that regulate the heart beat.

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The smallest blood vessels in the human body are called ____________.

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What is the function of a bulboid corpuscle?

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What is known as the "molecular unit of currency"?

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Which of the following is the only neurotransmitter used by the motor division of the somatic nervous system?

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What is the control center of a cell?

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What does the term meiosis relate to?

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What does a sulcus refer to?

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What does the term olfaction relate to?

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Which is the correct order of anatomical organization in the human body, from the most basic to the more complex?

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Which of the following anatomical directional references is not matched correctly?

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The main function of the epiglottis is to:

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A client is eating a snack while waiting for a massage in the waiting area and begins coughing and panicking, pointing to her throat. You ask if you can help, but the client is unable to speak. What has most likely happened, and what should you do?

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The following structures contain deoxygenated blood?

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It's very cold outside and Bill gets into the spa, turning it up to its maximum temperature (106°F). After several minutes in the water, he faints and would have drowned if a passerby had not saved him. Which best explains what happened?

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Term 3 Anatomy & Physiology

1. What nerve is involved when a client experiences pain, numbness or tingling sensations in the medial aspect of the ring finger and pinky finger?

The lateral malleolus is comprised of which of the following bones?

Piriformis syndrome affects which of the following nerves?

Which of the following muscles inserts into the olecranon process?

Where would you expect to find a facet joint?

The psoas major muscle inserts into which bony landmark on the femur?

The fibular collateral ligament is also known as the ____________.

Striated muscle is found in which of the following anatomical structures?

Smooth muscle is also known as _______________ muscle.

What class of tissue is fascia?

The fight-or-flight response is a choreography of physiological changes stimulated by which of the following body systems?

12. The lymphatic system is responsible for the _______________.

Where is the largest cache of serotonin located within the body?

Which system is responsible for carrying oxygen to the cells of the body and assisting in the removal of waste from the cells of the body?

Arteries carry blood to the heart.

Synarthrosis, amphiarthrosis and diarthrosis refers to

What is a function of bursa?

Peristalsis occurs the most in which of the following body systems?

Which muscles contract during dry heaves or vomiting?

Where are the carotid arteries located in the human body?