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Directional Terms
Organ Systems
Regional Landmarks
Types of Anatomy
Body Cavities Misc.
The elbow is ____ to the fingers.
A 100
proximal
A 100
The top of the head is the most ______ part of the body.
A 200
Superior
A 200
If an incision cuts the heart into right and left parts, the section is a ______ section.
A 300
Sagittal
A 300
In humans, the dorsal surface can also be called the ____
surface.
A 400
posterior
A 400
Which two sections (cuts) will show both kidneys in any
animal?
A 500
Transverse and
Coronal (frontal)
A 500
B 100
Which system is composed of cartilage and ligaments that provides a framework for
muscles?
Skeletal System
B 100
Which organ system responds to stimuli by activating
muscles and glands?
B 200
Nervous System
B 200
Which system pumps blood through a series of blood
vessels located in the body?
B 300
Cardiovascular System
B 300
Which system covers the body and is made of skin, sweat glands, oil glands, hair and
nails?
B 400
Integumentary System
B 400
Which system picks up leaky fluid from the tissues and returns it to the blood? This system also stores white blood cells needed
for immunity.
B 500
Lymphatic System
B 500
Which regional body landmark refers to the base of
the back of the head?
C 100
Occipital
C 100
Which regional body landmark refers to the back of
the knee?
C 200
Popiliteal
C 200
Which regional body landmark refers to the back of the calf?
C 300
Sural
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Which regional body landmark refers to the front of the elbow?
C 400
Antecubital
C 400
Which regional body landmark refers to the upper
chest area?
C 500
Thoracic
C 500
What term refers to the study of the structure of body parts and their relationships to one
another?
D 100
Anatomy
D 100
What term refers to the study of the function of body’s
parts?
D 200
Physiology
D 200
Which branch of anatomy studies the cell?
D 300
Cytology
D 300
Which branch of anatomy studies tissues?
D 400
Histology
D 400
Which branch of anatomy studies the structural changes
caused by disease?
D 500
Pathology
D 500
Which cavity protects the skull and encases the brain?
E 100
Cranial Cavity
E 100
Which body cavity houses the internal organs like the stomach
and intestines?
E 200
Abdominal Cavity
E 200
Which major body cavity contains both the lungs and
the heart?
E 300
Thoracic Cavity
E 300
Which body cavities contains both lungs?
E 400
Pleural Cavities
E 400
Which body cavity encloses the heart?
E 500
Pericardial Cavity
E 500
Which directional term is the opposite of “deep?”
F 100
Superficial
F 100
F 200
Which branch of anatomy studies the developmental changes of the body before
birth?
Embryology
F 200
Which body system contains the kidneys, ureters, urinary
bladder and urethra?
F 300
Urinary System
F 300
If a surgeon were to remove the antebrachial from a
patient’s body, the cut that would be made would be a
_____ cut.
F 400
Transverse
F 400
What regional body landmark term refers to the upper part
of the arm?
F 500
Brachial
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Organ Systems
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Which organ system secretes regulatory hormones that controls
growth, reproduction and metabolism?
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Endocrine System
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