Gross Anatomy






Muscles and Bones Anatomical Directions Dimensions of Health More Dimensions of Health Canadian Healthcare
What are the pectoral muscles?
This muscle covers the anterior portion of the chest.
What is superior?
This is the direction when comparing the head to the feet.
What is 811?
This is a number that you can call to connect with a nurse.
What is the Canada Food Guide?
This is a document that can help you make logical, healthy nutritional choices.
What is to reduce load on emergency rooms and other front-line healthcare professionals?
This is the effect that prevention based medicine has on the Canadian Healthcare system.
What is the femur?
This bone is the main load bearing bone in the upper leg.
What is anterior?
This is the direction when comparing the sternum and the vertebrae.
What is the fight or flight response?
This response is caused when someone is put under stress and has a spike in adrenaline.
What is heart rate monitors that log data.
This is one example of data gathering with technology that can help your doctor better diagnose health issues.
What is as a public (single payer) system?
This is the best description of how the Canadian Healthcare system is paid for.
What are tendons?
These are the structures that attach muscles to bones
What is superior?
this is the direction when comparing the clavicle to the mandible.
What are protein, fat and carbohydrates?
These are the three main macronutrients.
What are: chronic negative thoughts, changes in weight, changes in sleep patterns, not enjoying things you used to, suicidal thoughts.
These are three symptoms that occur in cases of clinical depression.
What is a public health nurse?
This is a career that involves educating people about health and vaccinating them.
What are: movement, protection and heat production?
These are the three functions of muscles.
What is distal.
This is the direction when comparing the wrist flexors to the biceps brachii.
What is gum disease(or inflammation)?
This is a kind of inflammation(swelling) that is correlated with cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
What is REM sleep (rapid eye movement)
This is the kind of sleep that is most restful and important.
What is a sterilization technician?
This career is responsible for making medical devices and tools safe to use.
What are: movement, maintain structure, store minerals, protection, produce red blood cells?
These are four functions of bones.
What is lateral?
This is the direction when comparing the fibula to the tibia.
What are lead and mercury?
These are two examples of heavy metals that can cause toxic effects in humans.
What is to attack a cell and take over it's machinery in order to produce more viruses before rupturing the cell spreading more viruses?
This is the method that a virus uses to spread.
What are dental care and optometry? (physio therapy is acceptable too)
These two healthcare services are not covered under the public healthcare system.
What is standing straight, feet shoulder width apart, arms at the side with palms facing forward?
This is the proper way to describe anatomical position.

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