- What circulation refers to the path blood takes from the heart to the body?
- What are the flaps of the valves called?
- What is the large vessel that returns blood to the right atrium; superior and inferior?
- What valves lies between the left atrium and left ventricle?
- The top chambers of the heart are called?
- The bottoms chambers of the heart are called?
- What circulation refers to the path blood takes from the heart to the lungs?
- The following is not part of a synovial jointa. joint spaceb. reinforcing ligamentsc. synovial fluidd. articular cartilagee. all of the above are parts of a synovial joint
- The teeth that are embedded in the lower and upper jaw are examples of a ______ jointa. diarthroticb. synchondroticc. syndesmodicd. gomphotice. not listed
- What are the two structures of the visceral layer of the peritoneum?
- What are the three peritoneal ligaments off the greater curvature of the stomach?
- Injury: When protruded, tongue will deviate to side of damaged nerve
- Injury: Difficulty swallowing, hoarseness in voice, uvula deviation awayfrom side of dysfunction
- Function:Sensory: Taste to posterior ⅓ of tongueMotor: innervation of pharyngeal (throat) muscles - swallowing and speech
- Function: Sensory: sensation from pharynx (throat), and larynx (voice box), Contraction of thoracic and abdominal organs ( major component of parasympathetic system)Motor: Control of soft palate, pharynx (throat) , laryngeal (voice box) muscles (swallowing and speech)
- Injury: Difficulty shrugging shoulders (elevating scapula) or rotating neck
- Function: Movement of trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles
- Function: Sensory: sensory to the face and scalp Motor: movement of the muscles of mastication
- Function: Sensory: taste to anterior 2/3 of tongueMotor: Movement of the muscles offacial expression
- Function: Movement of the eye (superior oblique muscle)