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Select the term(s) that best answers the following statements. Write the letter

ID: 82965 • Letter: S

Question

Select the term(s) that best answers the following statements. Write the letter only. A. Alveoli B. Interatrial septum C. Canine D. Chyme E. Enamel F. Fossa ovalis G. Hard palate H. Hepatic portal vein I. Labial frenulum J. Lymph node K. Mediastinum L. Pectinate muscle M. Peristalsis N. Sinoatrial (SA) node O. Spleen P. Surfactant Q. Tidal volume R. Thoracic duet S. Upper respiratory tract T. Uvula A food mixture of enzymes and hydrochloric acid form in the stomach. A wavelike muscle contraction that moves the food along the digestive tract A tooth with one cusp or point for shredding food. A membranous structure that keeps the lip adhered to the gums. Area composed of the palatine process of the maxillae and palatine bones. The hardest material in the body, found in bone and teeth. The normal amount of air that is exhaled in a normal breath. The structural, functional units of the respiratory tract, A secretion by type II septal cells that decreases the surface tension of the lungs. A small pendulous structure that partially separates the oral cavity from the oropharynx Nasal cavity and pharynx (throat) collectively comprise the A lymph organ that filters the blood by removing old worn-out RBCs and foreign subs. An organ that filters lymph via afferent and efferent vessels. A major duct that drains most of the lymph into the left subclavian vein. The veins that collect from the digestive system and flow into the liver before returning to the heart. The pacemaker of the heart. Separates the left atrium from the right atrium. The location of the heart between the lungs deep in the thorax. The thin spot located between the atria. Muscles located in the wall of the atrium.

Explanation / Answer

1- Chyme (D)

2. Peristalsis (M)

3.Canine ( C)

4.Labial frenulum (I)

5 Hard Palate (G)

6. Enamel (E)

7.Tidal volume (Q)

8.Alveoli (A)

9.Surfactant (P)

10. Uvula ( T)

11.Upper respiratory tract (S)

12,Spleen ( O)

13.Lymph Node(J)

14.Thoracic duct (R)

15. Hepatic portal vein (H)

16.SA Node (N)

17.Mediastenum (K)

18 INTERATRIAL Septum (B)

19. Fossa Ovalis (F)

20 Pectinate muscle (L)

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