Which pathology of the skull is most commonly caused by direct extension of a suppurative process from the paranasal sinuses, mastoid air cells, or scalp?

Which of the following pathologies are characterized by the “swiss cheese” pattern?

A disease in which the growth of nodules or vegetations on the heart valves is caused by deposits of bacteria or fungi is known as:

Which part of the nervous system controls voluntary muscles and transmits sensory information to the CNS?

Match each of the anatomical parts of the heart with the correct numbered structure.  Each response will only be used once. Heart anatomy labeled.jpg

Which of the structures of the kidney is responsible for storing urine before entrance into the renal pelvis?

The inability of the heart to propel blood at a rate and volume sufficient to provide an adequate supply to the tissues is called:

A fluid-filled collection in the kidney is called a:

Where does the formation of urine begin?

The ____ prevents urine from flowing retrograde into the ureter.