1. The chemical messenger produced by endocrine glands is called a _____
2. Given the following :
1- Macrophages/Monocytes 2- T Lymphocyte. 3- Natural Killer ( NK) cells. . 4- B Lymphocytes
The least percentage of lymphocytes is_____________.
3. The thin wall between alveolar lumen and the blood across which gases diffuse is called_______
4. Given
1- intrapulmonary pressure increases 2- intrapulmonary pressure decreases 3- thoracic cavity volume increases 4- air flows out of the lungs 5- air flows into the lungs
Which of the above listed actions happen during inhalation ?
5. Which cranial nerves are associated with the parasympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous sytem?
6. . Of the salivary glands, _____________ is the largest in size while _________ produces the largest amount of saliva.
7. Peripheral nervous system (PNS) does not include
8. The glial cells involved in making the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) are called _________
9. Which type of neurons are exclusively found in the CNS?
10. Which of the following is (are) functions of the urinary system
11. Anatomically from which part of the CNS do the sympathetic nerves arise from
12. The primary gustatory cortex processes taste information and is located in___________
13. Trochlear nerve _______
14. An organ that is found at superior aspect of the heart and produce a hormone that stimulates the differentiation of T-lymphocytes is called ___________.
15. Pain from kidneys is usually referred to dermatomes
16. The outermost structure making up the filtration membrane is ________
17. Sensory input from our skin go to CNS via _________.
18. Identify the retroperitoneal organ
19. The exchanges gases between atmosphere and blood is referred to as _________ .
20. The spinal cord is a continuation of the ________ at the level of foramen magnum
21. The merging of _____-veins in the renal sinus form the renal vein
22. Which of the following is NOT a topic hormone
23. The dome-shaped portion of the stomach superior and lateral to cardiac orifice is the ___________
24. Identify the Incorrect statement
25. Which dural sinus is located within midsagittal region of the tentorium cerebelli
26. Serratus posterior superior, errector spinal, sternocleidomastoid, pectoralis minor, and scalenes are important muscles of ________
27. Which lymph vessel brings lymph into the lymph node
28. The functional unit of kidneys is called________
29. Bone marrow is the site of differentiation and maturation for the __________
30. The rate of erythrocyte production can be increased by a hormone produced by the _________ .
31. A whole nerve is wrapped in connective tissue called __________
32. Which of the following arteries supply the abdominal GI tract
33. What is the name of tapering of the inferior end of spinal cord
34. _______ is the exchange gases between blood and body cells
35. The common bile duct is formed by the merging of ______________________.
36. The correct order of kidney function is
37. __________are the glial cells forming the myelin in the central nervous system
38. The part of the respiratory system that makes sound production possible is called
39. Parathyroid hormone (PTH) is secreted by
40. Gas transport within the blood involves______
41. An important nerve that comes out of the cervical plexus is ______
42. The funnel-shaped terminal region of the stomach is called__________
43. Signals from CNS to voluntary muscles such as skeletal muscles tissues go through the ____________
44. The cords of the brachial plexus does not include which of the following
45. Inhibit is produed by
46. The ________-contains the sensory part of the spinal nerve
47. The heart produces a hormone callled ___
48. Which of the following filters lymph
49. The brachial plexus is formed by the anterior rami of spinal nerves
50. ______is the shortest part of the male urethra
51. The glial cells that help form the BBB blood-brain barrier are
52. The urinary tract is composed of the _________
53. Pulmonary ventilation involves______
54. tubular fluid referred to as urine when it leaves the
55. Which of the following is(are) true for the urinary system function of an old person?
56. Lateral horns are only found in
57. Signals from CNS to involuntary muscles such as cardiac and smooth muscles tissues go through the ____________
59. The folds on the cerebral hemispheres are called _______-
60. In a chemical synapse neurotransmitters are released from________
61. the most inferior part of the brainstem and that continues to be spinal cord is_____
62. Bronchoconstriction is the result of _______nervous system
63. A synapse that is formed between synaptic knobs and soma is named _________-
64. Which of the following spaces is filled with CSF?
65. Sensory input from our blood vessels or heart go to CNS via____________
66. Diaphragm and external intercostals are muscles of_______.
67. Identify the tonsil wall of the oral cavity
68. A __________ transmits nerve impulses away from the cell body and toward other cells
69. Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter that is released from ____________-neurons
70. Adrenal cortex produced all of the following hormones except___________-
71. Nucleus and mitochondria are found in the _______of the neuron
72. THe hormone that controls our circadian rythm is made in
73. The anatomical structure which elevates during swallowing and closes off the posterior entrance to the nasopharynx is the __________.
74. As a part of the neuronal structure the region where the axon connects to the cell body is the _________
75. The movement of end products of digestion into the blood or lymph is known as __________-
76. Which part of the diencephalon is the largest
77. Terminal bronchioles branch into__________.
78. Which cells in the lungs promote rapid diffusion of gases?
79. Oh Olfactory (Some Sensory)
Oh Optic (Say sensory)
Oh Oculomotor (Marry motor)
To Trochlear (Money motor)
Take Trigeminal (but both)
A Abducens (My motor)
Family Facial (brother both)
Vacation Vestibulocochlear (says sensory)
Go Glossopharyngeal (big both)
Vegas Vagus (business both)
After Accessory (makes motor)
Hour Hypoglossal (money motor)
80. Which cranial nerves are associated with the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous sytem?
81. ______is the longest part of the male urethra
82. ___________is the portion of the small intestine that joins the cecum
83. All lymphocytes are "born" in the
84. Which of the following happens as we get older?
85. Which of the following is NOT a tropic hormone
86. Breast feeding is an example of
87. Calcitonin is produced by
88. In cerebrum the white matter is made up from
89. In which process of the kidneys do substances in filtrate return to the blood?
90. Delta cells of pancreas produce _________hormone
91. Which of the following increases heart rate, breathing rate, and blood pressure
92. The serous cells of salivary glands produce all of the following except__________
93. Neuronal projections that receive electrical signals and transfer them to the cell body are called ________.x
94. ___________________is the irreversible loss of gas exchange area in lungs due to inflammation and loss of tissue
95. The organ of detoxification is the __________
96. __________are the glial cells forming the myelin in the PNS
97. ADH and oxytocin are produced in___
98. Parasympathetic nerves arise from _________part of the CNS
99. How many spinal nerves extend from the spinal cord
100. 18. The space between the visceral pleura and the parietal pleura is called the _____________ cavity
101. T-lymphocytes differentiate and mature in the __________--
102. Divisions of the sciatic plexus include
103. The largest nerve in the body, the sciatic nerve, comes out of the __________-plexus
104. Identify the correct statement
105. Identify the hormone that is produced by the anterior pituitary
106. Another name for motor neuron is __________
107. The innermost of the cranial meninges is ______mater
108. Which of the following pair of nerves are purely motor
109. Divisions of the lumbar plexus include
110. Parasympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system ________
111. Alveolar macrophages (dust cells)
112. Cranial nerve III is _____
113. Mammotropic cells produce a hormone called ______
114. The horizontal fold that separates cerebrum from cerebellum is?
115. White matter is partitioned into
116. The innermost layer of the gastrointestinal tract is the ___________
117. The teeth are found posterolateral to incisors, pointed for puncturing and tearing are the __________.
118. All of the following are true statements EXCEPT
119. Uncollected lymph accumulates resulting in a condition called ___________-
120. Lymph from the right side of the head and neck, right upper limb and the right side of the thorax is drained by the ____________.
121. The mucosa is lined with pseudostratified columnar epithelium contain mucin-secreting _____
122. The external anal sphincter is composed of ______________-muscle tissue(s)
123. As part of the neuronal structure the side branches off the main axon are
124. Which of the following pair of nerves are purely sensory
125. In a chemical synapse, receptors for neurotransmitters are found on______.
126. What is the most common type of neuron
127. The function of maintaing equilibrium and storing memories of previously learned mmovement patterns come from _________
128. The most abundant of all lymphoid cells are the __________
129. The type of cells that produce pulmonary surfactant are
130. A virus that enters through the nasal cavity has a high likelihood of encountering the ___________ .
131. The right and left cerebral hemispheres are separated by _______-
132. The collection of sensory and autonomic fibers called __________ innervate the kidneys
133. A filtered lymph goes through __________.
134. Subarachnoid hemorrhage happens between?
135. All preganglionic axons release
136. Which part of the brain contains many autonomic and reflex centers for survival
137. Which of the following endocrine organ is different from the rest
138. Ovaries are stimulated by
139. Which of the following connect(s) the right and left cerebral hemispheres
140. The special type of capillary called glomerulus gets its blood supply through ___
141. A spinal nerve contains ________roots
142. WHich dural sinus is located within the posterior border of the tentorium cerebelli
143. THe middle part of the ureteric wall is called __________
144. The urethral sphincter that is involuntary is ___________-
145. In general, the sympathetic branch of ANS_______________-
146. WHich of the following is (are) TRUE statements
147. Alveolar gas exchange involves_______
148. The main bronchus splits into
149. Identify the accessory digestive organs
150. The cerebrospinal fluid functions for
152. Given the following : 1- Natural Killer ( NK) cells. 2- Macrophages/Monocytes. 3- B Lymphocytes. 4- T Lymphocytes
Which of the cell(s) listed above provides(provide) memory cells after dealing with antigen of a microorganism?
153. The technical name referring to the gums is__________
154. Muscles of forced exhalation include
155. The depression between folds in the cerebral hemispheres are called _______-
156. The part of the brain that is responsible for voluntary motor functions, conscious awareness and sensory area is
157. The part of the teeth that is between crown and root is the__________-
158. The lymph vessels that collects lipids and lipid soluble vitamins os called ________
159. Identify an organ that is not part of the lymphatic system
160. Which trunk drains lymph from lower limbs, abdominopelvic wall and pelvic organs
161. The mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue within ileum is called _________
162. CNS does not include
163. Which of the following collects lymph from interstitial fluid
164. Blood comes to the kidneys from a major branch of abdominal aorta called_______ artery
165. The largest of lymph vessels is called a ____________
166. 1- Natural Killer ( NK) cells. 2- Macrophages/Monocytes. 3- B Lymphocytes. 4- T Lymphocytes
Which of the cell(s) listed above produce antibodies (immunoglobulins)?
167. The C5 to T1 anterior rami of the spinal nerves form the _______--
168. The largest lymph organ is the _________
169. The elevation or depression of the rib cage results in______________ of the thoracic cavity volume
170. _______-forms the crown of teeth
171. The vertical changes of the thoracic cavity volume change results from:
172. ___________is defined as exchange of gases between blood and body cells
173. Which trunk drains lymph from deep thoracic organs/structures
174. The "flight or flight" component of ANS is ________NS
175. Autonomic nervous system controls _______muscle tissues
176. The connective tissue that surrounds each fascicle of axons is named __________
177. Sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system results In_____________
178. Respiratory membrane consists of___________.
179. Bolus is converted to chyme in a digestive organ need______
180. Lobar bronchi splits into
181. Which hormones of the endocrine system act on parts of the kidney to affect water and ion retention?
182. Only difference between the soatic and autonomic nervous system is that ______________
183. In micturition reflex the stimulus is _________
184. Another name for the sensory nervous system (NS) is the __________--NS
185. The precentral gyrus contains ____
186. ________is the posteroinferior triangular area of the urinary bladder
188. What part of the reflex arc what cell represents the CNS
189. Identify the cell that is mismatched with the hormone it produces
190. The name of the ventricle that is found between the pons and cerebellum
191. Which part of the CNS control(s) the autonomic function
192. The upper respiratory tract does NOT include____________
193. Identify the incorrect statement
194. The soft palate forms the ___________completing the roof of oral cavity
195. The layer of gastrointestinal tract that comes between mucosa and muscular is the ________.
196. The ring of skeletal muscle at the top of the esophagus forming a sphincter called ____________ .
197. The middle part of the small intestine is the _________
199. The trunks of the brachial plexus Include(s) which of the following