Unit 1 jeopardy game

Anatomical Organs & Medical Imaging Hodge
Terminology Systems Terminology Technologies Podge

100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500

Anatomical Terminology
100
Above and Below

What are superior and inferior?
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200

Towards the side

What is lateral?

300
Towards the back

What is posterior?


400

Towards the middle
(midline)

What are medial?

500
Same side as

What is ipsilateral?


Organs & Systems
100
Contains the kidneys

What is the urinary system?


Organs & Systems
200
Main function is protection

What is the integumentary system ?


Organs & Systems
300


Organs & Systems
300
Organ that produces
digestive enzymes used in
the small intestine
What is the pancreas?


Organs & Systems
400
The organ affected by
gastritis

What is the stomach?


Organs & Systems
500

System responsible for the
production of blood cells

What is the skeletal system?

Medical Terminology
100
Cardiology studies this system

What is the cardiovascular system?


Medical Terminology
200


Medical Terminology
200

Brachial is used to refer to
this

What is the arm?


Medical Terminology
300
Medical specialty that studies
the kidneys

What is nephrology?


Medical Terminology
400
The term referring to the
lower region of the back,
between the ribs and pelvis

What is lumbar?

Medical Terminology
500
The terms for
the locations
marked in this
diagram
What is anticubital and crural?

Imaging Technology
100
Earliest imaging technology

What are x-rays?

Imaging Technology
200

This creates the radio waves
used in MRI machines

What is a very large magnet?


Imaging Technology
300
What CT stands for

What is computed tomography?


Imaging Technology
400
The least harmful of all
imaging technologies

What is ultrasound?


Imaging Technology
500
Type of material that absorbs the
most x-rays

What is metal?


Hodge Podge
100
2 terms used to describe
portions of the spine

What are cervical, vertebral, lumbar
or sacral?

Hodge Podge
200
Term used for the head and
trunk portion of the human
body

What is the axial skeleton?

Hodge Podge
300
Part of a homeostatic
mechanism which receives
input about internal conditions

What is a receptor?


Hodge Podge
400


Hodge Podge
400
The 4 cavities contained
within the axial skeleton

What are the cranial, vertebral,
thoracic and abdominopelvic?

Hodge Podge
500

The type of
section
shown here

What is a sagittal section?

Anatomical Organs & Imaging Hodge
Terminology Systems Statistics Technology Podge

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400 400 400 400 400
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200
Describe the
position of the
star with respect
to the bellybutton

What is superior and lateral?

400
The term for the
location on the
body on the right

What is umbilical?


600
Of these terms, the one which isn’t
part of the appendicular skeleton:
Digital, carpal, cephalic, patellar

What is cephalic?

800
The term for
location on the
body on the right

What is femoral?


1000
Describe the
b.
relative positions
of a to b
a.

What is B is anterior,
superior and medial to A


Organs & Systems
200
Organ considered the center of
the nervous system

What is the brain?


Organs & Systems
400
System that includes the liver

What is the digestive system?


Organs & Systems
600


Organs & Systems
600
A

The letter on the diagram C B
E
that indicates the position D

of the spleen

What is E?


Organs & Systems
800
Responsible for integrating
and coordinating all body
functions
What is the nervous system?


Organs & Systems
1000

Substances the small &
large intestine absorb

What are nutrients (small) and
water (large)?

Statistics
200

Another term for average

What is mean?


Statistics
400


Statistics
400
Test used to determine if data
should be discarded

What is a Q-Test?

Statistics
600
Test used to determine is a
statistical difference exists
between 2 sets of data

What is t-test?


Statistics
800
Q-Test formula

What is Q= gap/range?


Statistics
1000
Name for using two different
groups of test subjects in a
t-test analysis

What is 2 sample?

Imaging Technology
200

MRI stands for this

What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging?


Imaging Technology
400
An ultrasound of the heart

What are echocardiograms?


Imaging Technology
600
Imaging system that utilizes
o
360 rotational x-rays

What is CT scanning?


Imaging Technology
800
Type of waves used in MRIs

What are radio waves?


Imaging Technology
1000
Two radioactive chemicals used
as dyes during CT scans

What are iodine and barium?


Hodge Podge
200
Type of section
shown here

What is a coronal
section?


Hodge Podge
400
This separates the thoracic
and abdominopelvic cavities

What is the diaphragm?


Hodge Podge
600
The 5 requirements for life

What are oxygen, water, food, heat and
pressure?

Hodge Podge
800

Specialty which studies tissues

What is histology?


Hodge Podge
1000
A B

Letter that indicates C D
G E
the location of the F

stomach
What is D?


Statistical Analysis


Question:
A research study examined the effects of a new
medication on men and women with a specific
condition. The researcher believed that men and
women would react differently to the drug.
Statistical analysis yielded a T-Test result of .024.
What type of t-test is this? Is it paired or two
sample? Are the results significant?


What is a 2-tailed (no expected result),
2 sample (2 different groups) test?
The result is significant (<.05)

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