Question 1

McBurney's point is in the RLQ.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Cephalic

Accepted Answer

A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface 
A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface

Question 3

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Caudad

Accepted Answer

A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface 
A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface

Question 4

Ipsilateral means on the opposite side.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Posterior

Accepted Answer

A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface 
A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface

Question 6

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Contra-

Accepted Answer

A) Upward (combining form) 
B) Near (combining form) 
C) Back (combining form) 
D) Middle (combining form) 
E) Side (combining form)
F)Downward (combining form)
G)Far (combining form)
H)Toward (suffix)
I)Middle (prefix)
J)Above, upon (prefix)
K)Opposite, against (prefix) 
A) Upward (combining form) 
B) Near (combining form) 
C) Back (combining form) 
D) Middle (combining form) 
E) Side (combining form)
F)Downward (combining form)
G)Far (combining form)
H)Toward (suffix)
I)Middle (prefix)
J)Above, upon (prefix)
K)Opposite, against (prefix)

Question 7

Which abdominopelvic region is inferior to the right lumbar region?

Accepted Answer

A)  Right hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Right lumbar 
E)  Right iliac 
A)  Right hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Right lumbar 
E)  Right iliac

Question 8

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Proximal

Accepted Answer

A) To the right 
B) Toward an organ 
C) Lying on one's back 
D) Toward the midline 
E) To the side
F)Pertaining to the palm of the hand
G)Close or nearer to the point of attachment/origin
H)Front side
I)Toward the surface 
A) To the right 
B) Toward an organ 
C) Lying on one's back 
D) Toward the midline 
E) To the side
F)Pertaining to the palm of the hand
G)Close or nearer to the point of attachment/origin
H)Front side
I)Toward the surface

Question 9

Match each definition with the correct word part below.
-Cyt/o

Accepted Answer

A) Viscera, organs (combining form) 
B) Belly (combining form) 
C) Umbilicus, naval (combining form) 
D) Thorax, chest (combining form) 
E) Pelvis (combining form)
F)Tissue (combining form)
G)Cell (combining form)
H)Skull (combining form)
I)Abdomen (combining form)
J)One (prefix)
K)Same (prefix)
L)Two (prefix) 
A) Viscera, organs (combining form) 
B) Belly (combining form) 
C) Umbilicus, naval (combining form) 
D) Thorax, chest (combining form) 
E) Pelvis (combining form)
F)Tissue (combining form)
G)Cell (combining form)
H)Skull (combining form)
I)Abdomen (combining form)
J)One (prefix)
K)Same (prefix)
L)Two (prefix)

Question 10

Which abdominopelvic region is below the ribs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Lumbar 
E)  Iliac 
A)  Hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Lumbar 
E)  Iliac

Question 11

Match the following terms with their opposites.
-Deep

Accepted Answer

A) Anterior 
B) Superior 
C) Medial 
D) Ipsilateral 
E) Superficial
F)Proximal
G)Supine
H)Palmar
I)Dextrad
J)Afferent
K)Anteroposterior 
A) Anterior 
B) Superior 
C) Medial 
D) Ipsilateral 
E) Superficial
F)Proximal
G)Supine
H)Palmar
I)Dextrad
J)Afferent
K)Anteroposterior

Question 12

Which cavity contains the stomach, liver, and intestines? ____________________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which cavity contains the stomach, liver, and...

Question 13

Which cavity holds the lungs? ____________________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which cavity holds the lungs? ____________________...

Question 14

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Proxim/o

Accepted Answer

A) Upward (combining form) 
B) Near (combining form) 
C) Back (combining form) 
D) Middle (combining form) 
E) Side (combining form)
F)Downward (combining form)
G)Far (combining form)
H)Toward (suffix)
I)Middle (prefix)
J)Above, upon (prefix)
K)Opposite, against (prefix) 
A) Upward (combining form) 
B) Near (combining form) 
C) Back (combining form) 
D) Middle (combining form) 
E) Side (combining form)
F)Downward (combining form)
G)Far (combining form)
H)Toward (suffix)
I)Middle (prefix)
J)Above, upon (prefix)
K)Opposite, against (prefix)

Question 15

Which type of tissue has an internal structural network? ____________________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which type of tissue has an internal...

Question 16

Which abdominopelvic region is directly superior to the iliac region?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Lumbar 
E)  Hypogastric 
A)  Hypochondriac 
B)  Epigastric 
C)  Umbilical 
D)  Lumbar 
E)  Hypogastric

Question 17

Match each definition with the correct word part below.
-Crani/o

Accepted Answer

A) Viscera, organs (combining form) 
B) Belly (combining form) 
C) Umbilicus, naval (combining form) 
D) Thorax, chest (combining form) 
E) Pelvis (combining form)
F)Tissue (combining form)
G)Cell (combining form)
H)Skull (combining form)
I)Abdomen (combining form)
J)One (prefix)
K)Same (prefix)
L)Two (prefix) 
A) Viscera, organs (combining form) 
B) Belly (combining form) 
C) Umbilicus, naval (combining form) 
D) Thorax, chest (combining form) 
E) Pelvis (combining form)
F)Tissue (combining form)
G)Cell (combining form)
H)Skull (combining form)
I)Abdomen (combining form)
J)One (prefix)
K)Same (prefix)
L)Two (prefix)

Question 18

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Prone

Accepted Answer

A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface 
A) Cavity that contains the heart and lungs 
B) Cavity that contains the brain 
C) Cavity that contains the spinal cord 
D) Cavity that contains the bladder and reproductive organs 
E) Cavity that contains the stomach and liver
F)To the left
G)Away from an organ
H)Lying on one's belly
I)Toward the side
J)Pertaining to the head
K)Pertaining to the sole of the foot
L)Far or farther from the point of attachment/origin
M)Toward the head
N)Toward the tail
O)Back of body
P)Away from the surface

Question 19

Match each definition with the correct term below.
-Hypochondriac

Accepted Answer

A) Abdominopelvic region superior to the umbilical region 
B) Abdominopelvic region superior to the hypogastric region 
C) Abdominopelvic region lateral to the umbilical region 
D) Abdominopelvic region inferior to the lumbar region 
E) Abdominopelvic region medial to the inguinal region
F)Abdominopelvic region superior to the lumbar region 
A) Abdominopelvic region superior to the umbilical region 
B) Abdominopelvic region superior to the hypogastric region 
C) Abdominopelvic region lateral to the umbilical region 
D) Abdominopelvic region inferior to the lumbar region 
E) Abdominopelvic region medial to the inguinal region
F)Abdominopelvic region superior to the lumbar region

Question 20

Phren/o is a combining form for the mediastinum.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 17: Body Structure and Directional Terminology

McBurney's point is in the RLQ.

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Cephalic

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Caudad

Ipsilateral means on the opposite side.

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Posterior

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Contra-

Which abdominopelvic region is inferior to the right lumbar region?

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Proximal

Match each definition with the correct word part below. -Cyt/o

Which abdominopelvic region is below the ribs?

Match the following terms with their opposites. -Deep

Which cavity contains the stomach, liver, and intestines? ____________________

Which cavity holds the lungs? ____________________

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Proxim/o

Which type of tissue has an internal structural network? ____________________

Which abdominopelvic region is directly superior to the iliac region?

Match each definition with the correct word part below. -Crani/o

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Prone

Match each definition with the correct term below. -Hypochondriac

Phren/o is a combining form for the mediastinum.

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Digestive System

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Genitourinary System

Genitourinary System

Obstetric, Perinatal, and Congenital Conditions

Blood, Blood-Forming Organs, and the Immune Mechanism

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Respiratory System

Nervous System

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Ear and Mastoid Process

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