A&P 1.03 Flashcards

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rectus Femoris

A

straight/femur - runs straight up along the front of the thigh

only head that does not attach to the femur

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quadriceps femoris

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4 sided on the thigh

comprised of 4 separate muscles that converge on a single insertion and form the “quadriceps group”

generally refered to as a single group and one muscle

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rectus femoris

O,I,A

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named for the direction of it’s fibers and it’s location
O: AIIS (anterior inferior illiac spine)
I: Tibial tuberosity
A: hip flexion & knee extension

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vastus medialis

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huge/medial - large muscle on medial thigh

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vastus intermedius

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large muscle in between vastus lateralis and vastus medialis

deep to rectus femoris on anterior thigh

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vastus lateralis

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large muscle on lateral thigh

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Extracellular Fluids

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Fluids outside the cells
2 major categories: interstitial & Plasma
can include lymph, CSF, synovial, etc

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Interstitial Fluid

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In the spaces between the cells

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Plasma

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liquid fluid part of the blood

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Lymph

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Fluid part of lymphatic system

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Intercellular Fluids

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within the cells

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Tissue

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groups of cells

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cephalic

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Head

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Cranial

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Skull

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caudal

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tail; toward the buttocks

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ipsilateral

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same side

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contralateral

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opposite side

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Bilateral

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two sides

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Unilateral

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one side

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sagittal plane

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vertival plane fromfront to back that divides a body or an organ into right and left sides

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midsagittal

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equal halves

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parasagittal

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sagittal but unequal halves

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flexation

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decrease in angle between articulating joints in a sagittal plane

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extension

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increase in angle between articulating joints in a sagittal plane

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axial skeleton

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skull, spine, ribs, sternum, hyoid & auditory ossicles

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appendicular skeleton

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limbs and girdles

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girdles

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pectoral (shoulder): scapula, clavical

pelvic (hip): Illium, pubis, ischium

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muscular system

structure

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skeletal muscle, smooth muscle (organs) & cardiac muscles (heart)

individual and voluntary

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Muscular system

functions

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movement, stabilization, temperature

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Muscular system - movement

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body movements, organ movements, heart movments, smiling, etc

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Muscular system - stabilization

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body position, posture

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Muscular system - temperature

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generates from movement

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parts of the muscle

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belly, attachments, origin & insertion

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Belly

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middle of the muscle, usually thicker portion

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attachments

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the ends of the muscle, fibrous CT- tendons (ropes) , aponeurosis (flat sheets)

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Origin

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proximal, stable, inferior, medial

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insertion

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distal, moves, superior, lateral

37
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How muscles are named (7)

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direction, size, shape, action, number of origins, location and attachments

39
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What plane does flexion and extension usually happen in?

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Sagittal