1. Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology

Which anatomical term refers to the region at the back of the head in a coronal view?

Which anatomical structure is referred to by the root 'proct/o'?

In anatomical terminology, what does the word root 'encephal-' refer to?

Which of the following anatomical terms refers to a collection of nerve cell bodies located outside the central nervous system in the head and neck region?

Which anatomical term specifically refers to the region at the back of the head?

Which muscle is primarily responsible for closing the jaw during mastication?

Which of the following structures is part of the axial skeleton in the head and neck region?

Which of the following is the correct translation of the root 'hemat/o'?

Which of the following sutures separates the parietal bones from the frontal bone in the human skull?

A narrow, slitlike opening in a bone is referred to as a:

Which of the following is the correct combining form for the windpipe?

The extra bones that sometimes develop between the flat bones of the skull are called:

In anatomical terminology, what does the prefix 'labi/o' refer to?

The nurse assesses a client's neck as shown. What anatomical structure is the nurse assessing?

The structure located superior to the larynx is called the: