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- Page 4 and 5: CONTENTSBOOK 4: HUMAN ANATOMY AS RE
- Page 6 and 7: ILLUSTRATIONS(Figures 1-82, cont'd)
- Page 8 and 9: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPortions of Book 4
- Page 11: SECTIONAOBJECTIVES AND CONTENT OF B
- Page 15: BSECTIONBTERMS USED TO INDICATE BOD
- Page 18 and 19: Directional Planes of the BodySagit
- Page 20 and 21: Relative Positional and Directional
- Page 22 and 23: Figure 3. ANATOMIC DIVISIONSOF THE
- Page 24 and 25: Answers to Practical ExerciseNote t
- Page 29 and 30: SECTION CTHE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEMTh
- Page 31: Melanocytes (pigment cells), locate
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- Page 37 and 38: Q2Name the three glands of the skin
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- Page 44 and 45: MalignantTumorsA variety ol" malign
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- Page 53 and 54: Answer:Q6Liver. Malignant melanomas
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ThymusThe thymus is situated in the
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Answer:Q9c 1. Spleen Filters bloodb
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QllLymphatics tend to parallelformi
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L..._ph Nodes of Head and NeckThe l
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Answer:Q14A general term for lymph
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Q18Lymph nodes of the thorax may be
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Lymph Nodes of the Abdomen and Pelv
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Answer:Q20Lymph nodes of the abdome
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Q22Match the lymph nodes on the lef
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Malignant and Benign TumorsBenign t
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Q23Benign tumors of lymphoid tissue
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Non-Hodgkin's Malignant LYmphoma. T
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Q27Non-Hodgkin's lymphomas may be d
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SECTIONETHE CARDIOVASCULARSYSTEM97
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SECTIONETHE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMTh
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Q1The cardiovascular system consist
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Heartand PericardiumThe heart is a
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The Heart As a Pump.pulmonary circu
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Q5The heart has four chambers calle
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Q10Deoxygenated blood from the body
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BloodVesselsThere are three kinds o
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QllName the three kinds of blood ve
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BloodBlood is the fluid which circu
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Q14What are the three main types of
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Leukocytes, or white blood cells, f
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Q18White blood cells which are know
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LeukemiaLeukemia is a malignant dis
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Q20Malignant diseases of the blood-
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Q25Match the disease on the left wi
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SECTIONFTHE RESPIRATORYSYSTEM129
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SECTIONFTHE RESPIRATORYSYSTEMThe re
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Q1Name the parts of the respiratory
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Nose and Paranasal (Accessory_) Sin
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Q4What are the purposes of the nose
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NasopharynxThe pharynx is a muscula
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Q7The pharynx can be divided into t
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LarynxThe larynx or voice box is a
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MalignantTumorsThe glottic region i
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QlOThe three single cartilages in t
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TracheaThe trachea or windpipe is a
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Q14The windpipe or serves as a by w
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LHnRsThe lungs are cone-shaped orga
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Q16The main bronchus, pulmonary art
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Malignant TumorsCarcinoma of the lu
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Q19What is the interpleural space (
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Q24Match the description on the lef
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SECTIONGDIGESTIVESYSTEM163
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SECTIONGDIGESTIVESYSTEMThe main org
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Q1The main organs of the digestive
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MouthThe gastrointestinal tract beg
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Q5The lip consists of an exposed su
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• Tongue. The tongue is a mobile
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Q8The tongue is composed of covered
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• Floor of mouth. The floor of th
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QllMatch the structures on the left
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• Palate. The palate is the roof
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Q12What is the palate?Q13In what wa
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Salivary GlandsThere are three pair
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Q18Identify the major salivary glan
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Lymph Node DrainageThe regional lym
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Q21Match the sites on the left with
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PharynxThe pharynx is divided into
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Hypopharynx (laryngopharynx). The f
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Q23What is another name for the hyp
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Q25Match each structure on the left
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Q28To which segment of the pharynx
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EsophagusThe esophagus is a muscula
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The inner wall of the esophagus is
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Q30The esophagus is a muscular tube
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StomachThe stomach lies just below
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The functions of the stomach are to
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Q36Name three general functions the
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Small IntestineThe small intestine
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Q38The small intestine is aboutin l
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Large IntestineThe large intestine
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The blood supply to the wall of the
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The distributionof malignant tumors
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Q41The large intestine is aboutfeet
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Q43The ileocolic nodes are regional
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LiverThe liver is the largest inter
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Q45The most common primary tumor of
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GallbladderThe gallbladder is a pea
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Q46The function of the gallbladder
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PancreasThe pancreas is a gland sha
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Q48The pancreas plays an important
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SECTIONTHE URINARYHSYSTEM241
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SECTION HTHE URINARY SYSTEMThe urin
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Q1The urinary system consists of tw
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The Structural and Functional Unit
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The function of the kidney is to re
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Q4Why is blood circulatedthrough th
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Regional Lymph NodesThe lymphatics
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Q8The regional lymph node drainage
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UretersEach kidney is connected to
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Q12Q13What is the tube which carrie
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Urinary BladderThe urinary bladder
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Regional Lymph NodesThe regional ly
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Q14What is the term for the muscula
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UrethraThe urethra is a membranous
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Q2oThe renal pelvis is:--'l a. a mu
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SECTIONITHE REPRODUCTIVESYSTEM271
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SECTIONITHE REPRODUCTIVESYSTEMFemal
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Q1The female reproductive organs ar
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The uterus has thick walls and a sm
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Q6For each of the sites below, list
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OvariesThe ovaries, female gonads1,
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Q7Match the sites on the left with
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Malignant TumorsCommon histologic t
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Q13The fimbriae of the fallopian tu
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VaginaThe vagina is situated poster
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Q14The vagina is situated between t
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5. Endometrioid carcinoma e. An ade
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a 3. Krukenberg tumor A metastatic
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BreastThe breasts, or mammary gland
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Q19The breasts overlie themuscles.Q
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The female breast is classified acc
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Q22One of the first and most freque
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Malignant TumorsNinety percent of a
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REVIEWTESTMatch the descriptions on
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Male ReproductiveSystemThe male rep
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Q25The male gonads consist of a pai
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The internal structure of the testi
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Q29Match the structures on the left
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Seminal VesiclesThe seminal vesicle
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Q29Match the structures on the left
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PenisThe penis consists of erectile
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MalignantTumorsThe most common mali
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Q30Male hormonesare produced primar
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SECTIONTHE ENDOCRINEJSYSTEM327
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SECTION JTHE ENDOCRINE SYSTEMThe en
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ThyroidGlandThe thyroid gland consi
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Adrenal (Suprarenal) GlandsThere ar
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Q1Match the terms on the left with
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Q4Match the endocrine glands on the
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Answer:Q3The endocrine system consi
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SECTIONTHE SKELETALKSYSTEM341
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SECTION KTHE SKELETAL SYSTEMThe ske
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Q1The skeletal system is composed o
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Bone/CartilaginousTissueBone, or os
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Q4One characteristic which distingu
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Classification of BonesBones may be
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Q8The purpose of the sesamoid bones
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Figure 62. HAVERSIAN SYSTEM OF THE
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QllName each of the five numbered p
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AXIALSKELETONThere are a total of e
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Bones of the Thorax. There are 25 b
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Q15Name the cranial bones:1.2.3.4.5
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Answer:Q15The cranial bones are:1.
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APPENDICULARThe appendicularSKELETO
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Q18Match the descriptions on the le
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Q21Match each of the tumors on the
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Answer:Q18d 1. A bone which connect
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SECTIONTHE MUSCULARLSYSTEM375
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SECTIONTHE MUSCULARLSYSTEMThe muscu
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Q1Name the three types of muscle fo
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Tendons, Fascia, and LigamentsEach
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Q6["] True ['-'1 False 1. Muscles h
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SkeletalMusclesSome of the skeletal
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Q8What are the three general functi
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QllMatch the muscle groups on the l
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SECTIONTHE NERVOUSMSYSTEM391
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SECTION MTHE NERVOUS SYSTEMThe nerv
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Q1The central nervous system is mad
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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMThe central n
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Midbrain (mesencephalon)The midbrai
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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEMThe periph
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Cranial NervesThe Cranial nerves ca
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Benign TumorsBenign tumors of the b
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Q6Match each term on the left with
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SECTIONNSENSORYORGANS409
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SECTIONNSENSORYORGANSThere are five
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Q1What are the five major senses of
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The Sense of Vision (Eye)The eye is
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Q3What are the three layers which c
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The accessory structures of the eye
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Q5The eyeball is/is not a solid sph
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Regional Lymph NodesMuch of the eye
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Q8Name the lymph nodes which drain
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The Sense of Taste (Gustatory Sense
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QllReceptors for the sense of taste
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The Sense of Smell (Olfactory Senso
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Q13The nasal fossa is divided into
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The Sense of Hearing (Ear)The organ
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Q16Match the parts of the ear on th
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APPENDIXAHISTOLOGIC TYPE/PRIMARY SI
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APPENDIX A: HISTOLOGIC TYPE/PRIMARY
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APPENDIXBRULES FOR DETERMINING MULT
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APPENDIX BRULES FOR DETERMINING MUL
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DETERMINATION OF SUBSEQUENT PRIMARI
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APPENDIXCOTHER ICD-O-2 CODES TO BE
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SELECTEDBIBLIOGRAPHY473
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHYAckerman, L.V.
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INDEX477
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INDEXAbdomen (abdominal), 12, 13, 8
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Alveolar, 297, 299, 300, 317Alveoli
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Basement membrane (basal lamina), 2
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Blood (see also cardiovascular syst
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Bone tissue, Axial (axis), Skull (d
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Capillaries (continued)Bowman's cap
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Cell type (see also Blood, Lymphati
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Colloid adenoma, 331Colon, 165, 168
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Digestive system (continuedMucosa,
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Endometrium, 274-277, 281, 285, 441
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Facial(continued)Lacrimal, 360, 363
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Gland (see also specific gland) ico
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Heart (see also Cardiovascular syst
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Hormone (continued)Tri-iodothyronin
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Intestine (see also Digestive syste
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Lamina propria (see also Digestive
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Liposarcoma (primary site for), 441
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Lymph nodes (continued)Hepatic, 81,
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Lymphatic (collecting) system (cont
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Melatonin hormone, 332Membrane, 10,
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Mucosa (see Digestive system) (cont
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Nares (see Nose)Nasal bone (facial)
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Nose (see also Respiratory system)
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Paranasal sinus, frontal, maxillary
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Pituitary gland (Hypophysis) (conti
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Reproductive system (male), 267, 28
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Seminal vesicle, duct and tubule, 3
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Stomach (see also Digestive system)
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Testis (male gonad) (continued)Semi
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Tonsil (see also Lymphatic system)
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Tumor (see also specific histologic
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Uterus (see also Reproductive syste
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Waldeyer's ring, 68-70, 94Lymphoma