Anatomy And Physiology Unit 1 Jeopardy Template

Terminology	Cavities and Planes	Vital Signs	Shock and Imbalance	Miscellaneous
100 Anatomy What is the term used to describe the study of the structure and shape of the body and its parts?	100 Cranial Cavity What is the name of the cavity in which the brain is found?	100 60-100 bpm What is the normal resting heart rate range for a healthy adult?	100 Hypothermia What is the term used to describe a severe drop in internal blood temperature?	100 They constrict to continue to supply internal organs with blood so that can function. What happens to your blood vessels during hypothermic conditions and why?
200 Superior What is the term used to indicate that something is found up, towards the head/top of the body?	200 Frontal Plane What is the plane that divides the body into front and back portions?	200 12-18 breaths per minute What is the normal respiratory rate range for a healthy adult?	200 Hemorrhagic hypovolemic shock What is the name of the condition that is caused by a severe drop in blood pressure due to blood loss?	200 They dilate to bring blood closer to the skin in an effort to radiate heat out of the body. What happens to your blood vessels during hyperthermia and why?
300 Hypotension What is the scientific term used to describe low blood pressure?	300 Abdominal Cavity What is the name of the cavity that contains your stomach and intestines?	300 120/80 mmHg What is the average blood pressure for a healthy adult?	300 Hypoglycemia What is the name of the condition that occurs when the body no longer has enough glucose to remain properly functioning?	300 Heart rate and respiratory rate often increase together because an increase in blood circulating throughout the heart requires an increase in oxygen to oxygenate that blood. What are the two vital signs that often increase and decrease together and why?
400 Bradycardia What is the scientific term used to describe slowed heart rate?	400 Thoracic Cavity What is the name of the cavity that holds your heart and lungs?	400 80-150 mg/dL What is the normal blood sugar range for a healthy adult?	400 Distributive, anaphylactic shock What is the name of the condition that is caused by an allergic reaction?	400 This is because insulin works to store sugar that is in the blood to be used for energy later. If too much sugar is stored and there is no energy bank available for current use, hypoglycemia will occur. Describe why it is vital to eat enough food at times of increased insulin.
500 Proximal What is the term used to describe that something is closer to where a limb connects to the body?	500 Transverse Plane What is the name of the plane that divides your body into top and bottom halves?	500 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit What is the average body temperature for a healthy adult?	500 Distributive, neurogenic shock What is the name of the condition caused by an injury to part of the nervous system?	500 Infection, immune response, inflammatory response, damaged blood vessel wall cells, leaky blood vessels. Infection, immune response, inflammatory response, damaged blood vessel wall cells, leaky blood vessels.

Anatomy and Physiology: Unit 1

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