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Anatomy Flashcards

1
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What is the mandible

A

Jaw bones (upper+lower)

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2
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Clavicle

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Collar bone

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3
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3 bones/materials that make up chest

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Sternum, rib cage, cartilage

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4
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Bone at the tip of the sternum

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Xiphoid process

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5
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Back bone

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Spine

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6
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Arm bones from shoulder to fingertips

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Scapula, humerus, radius(thumb side), ulna(pinkie side), carples(wrist), metacarpals(palms), phalanges(fingers)

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7
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Leg and knee bones from hip to tips of toes

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Pelvis, femur, patella, tibia(shin), fibula(smaller,outside), tarsles(ankle), metatarsles(foot), phalanges(toes)

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8
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The skeleton protects the ___________ of the body

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Organs

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9
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Immovable joints in the ….. (1)

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Skull

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10
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Ball and socket joints in the ….. (2)

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Shoulder and hip

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11
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Pivot joints in the …. (2)

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Neck and backbone

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12
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Partially moveable joints in the ….(1)

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Backbone

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13
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Hinge joints in the ….(2)

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Knee and elbow

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14
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Gliding joints in the ….(3)

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Ankle, wrist and neck

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15
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Pivot joints

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Rotates side to side

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16
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Ball and socket joints

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Moves all around

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17
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Gliding joints

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Moves up and down and side to side

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18
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Hinge joints

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Bends and straightens

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19
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Immovable joints

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Fused together and no longer move

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20
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Partially moveable

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Allow slight movements in all directions

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21
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Freely moveable

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Include pivot, hinge, ball and socket, and gliding joints

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22
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3 main types of joints

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Immovable, partially moveable, and freely moveable

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23
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Anterior/posterior

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Front/back

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24
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Superior/inferior

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Above/below

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25
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Lateral/medial

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Towards the outside/ towards the inside

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26
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Cruciate/Delta/Ceps

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Cross/triangle/heads

27
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Bi/tri/quad

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Two/three/four

28
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Minimus/ Maximus/

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Smallest/biggest

29
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Jobs done by the kidneys

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Removes excess organic molecules

Removal of waste products of metabolism(urine=urea)

Regulation of electrolytes and blood pressure

Filters blood

30
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Job done by the bladder

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Collects urine excreted by the kidneys

31
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Spleen

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Removes old red blood cells

Holds a reserve for blood

32
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What is the cranium

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Skull

33
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Use for muscles

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Only pull

Usually arranged in antagonistic pairs around a joint

Growth is called hypertrophy

Loss is called atrophe

34
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The 3 ways muscles can be named

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1) shape (deltoid-shoulder)
2) location ( biceps femoris((drachii)- leg)
3) function (extensor digitorum Longus- fingers and toes)

35
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Lungs

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Transport oxygen

Release carbon dioxide from blood stream and into the atmosphere

Thin walled air sacs called alveoli

36
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Brain

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Excert centralized control over other organs

Generates patterns of muscle activity

Drives the secretion of hormones (chemicals)

37
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Heart

A

Muscular organ

Pumps blood through the the body

Provides oxygen and nutrients

Removes metabolic waste

38
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Liver

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Part of digestive system

Gets rid of toxins

Breaks down proteins to make energy

Produces biochemical a necessary for digestion

39
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Tendons

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Attaches muscle to bone

40
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Bursa

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A liquid filled sac that prevents friction

41
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Ligaments

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Attaches bone to bone

42
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Bones

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Where they meet a joint is formed

Type is determined by the movement needed

43
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itis = _____________?

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Inflammation

44
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Three types of muscles

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Cardiac, smooth and skeletal

45
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Skeletal muscles

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Made up of tiny bundles of fibres that help the body move

More than 600 different

46
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Cardiac muscles

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Make the heart beat or pump

47
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Smooth muscles

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Help move food along the digestive track

48
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Muscles are either _____ or ________ and are controlled by the _____ system

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Voluntary or involuntary/nervous

49
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Voluntary muscles

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Work when you decide to do something like walk or talk

50
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Involuntary muscles

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Involuntary muscle work automatically like the heart

51
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Blood goes through the left ventricle and is pumped through it up _________ to all parts of the body

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Aorta

52
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Veins

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Go to the heart

53
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Artery

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Goes from the heart

54
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Blood __________ into the right ventricle

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Empties

55
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Deltoid muscle

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Flat and powerful muscle that is located on the back of each shoulder

56
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Brachialis

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A long muscle that helps move the forearm

57
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Biceps

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Two headed muscle found at the front of the arm

58
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Triceps

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A muscle underneath the upper arm

59
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Leg muscles

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They are strong because they are constantly pushing against the pull of gravity to help the body stay standing

60
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Lower leg muscles (calves)

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Help balance the body, walk, run, jump and dance. Many in this area act upon either the hip and knee joints or the knee and ankle joints

61
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Major anterior muscles from head to toe

A 
Sternocleidomastoid 
Deltoid
Pectorals
Obliques (abs) 
Biceps (brachii)
Abdominals (abs) 
Quadriceps
62
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Major posterior muscles from head to toe

A 
Trapezius
Deltoid (back)
Triceps
Latissimus dorsi
Hamstrings
Gluteous Maximus
Gastricnemius (calf)
Achilles' tendon
63
Q

Outside ankle bone

A

Lateral maleolus

64
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Inside ankle bone

A

Medial maleolus

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