NBSTSA- CST Exam Prep with COMPLETE SOLUTION

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NBSTSA- CST Exam Prep with COMPLETE SOLUTION the vein where blood is drawn from inside the elbow Correct Answer: median cubital vein the glomerulus is Correct Answer: a cluster of capillaries ... at one end of the nephron the kidney directly controls blood pressure due to its regulation of fluid in the body the gastrocnemius is the chief muscle of the Correct Answer: stomach coverings of the brain from outside to inside Correct Answer: dura matter, arachnoid space, pia matter portion of the male urethra that passes through the pelvic floor Correct Answer: membranous the superior and inferior mesenteric arteries supply blood to what? Correct Answer: intestines the two bones that form the side walls and roof of the cranium are Correct Answer: parietal bones food and air go into Correct Answer: pharynx tubes or cup-like extensions that project from the renal pelvis Correct Answer: calyces the head of the pancreas is located Correct Answer: in the curve of the duodenum heart conduction system Correct Answer: sa to av to bundle of his to purkinje fibers "you need saav for his fibers" sinoatrial node - pacemaker AV node - contacts the ventricles the AV node causes Correct Answer: ventricular contraction where do sperm mature Correct Answer: epididymis adenoids are what Correct Answer: pharyngeal tonsils the common bile duct is the union of the Correct Answer: cystic duct and the hepatic duct the mesentery is Correct Answer: double layered peritoneal structure shaped like a fan shape of the omentum Correct Answer: omentum is the lacey apron the membranes that line open cavities are Correct Answer: mucous membranes serous is another epithelial membrane but it lines body cavities not open to the outside cross matching of blood Correct Answer: determines the suitability of the donor blood by mixing RBCs with recipient serum disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) happens if the wrong blood type is given (agglutination) vertebrae numbers??? Correct Answer: 7 (cervical) is breakfast, 12 (thoracic) is lunch, 5 (lumbar) is dinner, sacrum (5), coccyx 26 in adult spinal column what type of bone are the ribs Correct Answer: flat glisson's capsule encapsulates what Correct Answer: liver joints! Correct Answer: Fibrous synarthrotic amphiarthrotic freely moveable diarthrotic a ganglion is Correct Answer: collection of nerve endings bone cells Correct Answer: forming - osteoblasts break down - osteoclasts the ligament that attaches the ovaries to the pelvic wall is Correct Answer: suspensory the area of the brain that controls the respiratory center Correct Answer: medulla oblongata cranial nerves Correct Answer: I. olfactory II. optic III. occulomotor IV. trochlear V. trigeminal VI. abducens VII. facial VIII. auditory IX. glossopharyngeal X. vagus XI. spinal accessory XII. hypoglossal what radiographic procedure can make images in multiple planes Correct Answer: MRI circulation established by anastomoses of two vessels supplying or draining two adjacent structures Correct Answer: collateral the spleen filters Correct Answer: blood sphincter between the small and large intestine Correct Answer: ileocecal the absence of a normal duct opening or canal is Correct Answer: atresia where is growth in the bone for children and adolescents Correct Answer: epiphyseal plate why would a foreign body be more likely to enter the right bronchus than the left Correct Answer: right bronchus is vertical shorter and wider than the left how many pairs of spinal nerves are there Correct Answer: 31 abbreviation for left eye Correct Answer: OS right-OD a cicatrix is Correct Answer: a scar healing Correct Answer: first intention-suture/clean closure second intention-granulation third intention-delayed closure fourth-they pack it the substance that unites with thrombin to form fibrin, the basic structural material of blood clots Correct Answer: fibrinogen [Show More]

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