The wall of the left ventricle is _____ than the wall of the right ventricle because the left ventricle is _____.

Which of these joints is least movable?

Which of the following is NOT a component of the appendicular skeleton?

Which of the following types of muscle tissue is voluntarily controlled?

Which statement most accurately describes veins?

All other factors remaining constant, dilation of a metarteriole would _____.

The only secondary lymphatic organ with both afferent and efferent lymphatic vessels is _____.

The coronary circulation _____.

Repair of a ventricular septal defect (a hole in the interventricular septum) requires open-heart surgery. Which of the following correctly sequences the structures the surgeon must penetrate to reach the right ventricle and close the opening?

Abduction at the knee joint is prevented primarily by the _____.

Backward gliding of the tibia on the femur is prevented primarily by the _____.

Excessive lateral curvature of the vertebral column is termed _____.

Primary vertebral curves are _____, whereas secondary curves are _____.

Hyperplasia is a normal ability of _____ muscle.

Which of the following fascicular arrangements is NOT found in your body?

Motor units can be found in _____ muscle.

A patent foramen ovale is a neonatal condition in which the foramen ovale fails to close at birth. You would expect such a condition to result in _____.

The movie Osmosis Jones stars an unconventional white blood cell “cop” traveling throughout Bill Murray’s body in search of an elusive, deadly pathogen. If Osmosis started out in the large intestine on the left side of Bill’s body, which of the following is the anatomically correct (though not necessarily complete) route to catch the virus hiding in the heart?

Later, Osmosis finds himself crawling on hands & knees (or what passes for them on a WBC) single-file behind a line of erythrocytes through a tortuous endothelial tube with gaping intercellular clefts and an incomplete basement membrane. He is most likely in a _____ in the _____.

After a rough day of chasing pathogens, Osmosis longs for the days when he was just an adolescent T cell going to school in the _____, which is considered a _____ lymph organ.

Fibrous connective tissue trabeculae can be found in the _____.
1. right ventricle 2. left ventricle 3. spleen 4. red bone marrow 5. lymph nodes

The azygos system _____.

Superficial groups of lymph nodes are located _____.

Closure of the bicuspid valve prevents passage of blood from the _____.

The anterior interventricular sulcus marks the division between the _____.

Standing on tiptoes requires _____; turning your soles inward requires _____.

In muscle, thick filaments are primarily _____ and thin filaments are primarily _____.

Epimysium surrounds a _____.

When you throw a ball, muscles in your back stabilize the scapula, holding it in position so that you may throw more accurately. Those scapular muscles are best termed _____.

If you disarticulated the vertebral column of one of our lab skeletons, you would typically end up with ____ pieces.

The joint between adjacent vertebral superior and inferior articular processes is classified as a _____ joint, while the joint between adjacent vertebral bodies is classified as a _____ joint.

Papillary muscles attach to atrioventricular cusps via the _____.

The fibrous skeleton of the heart _____.