Bonus questions for Nervous, Joint and Musclse Flashcards
Synovial fluid is found in the
bursa(e)
synovial joint cavity
A dendrite can be distinguised from an axon in an living neuron by the
direction in which the electrical conduction is taking place
The tapering inferior end of the spinal cord is the
conus medullaris
Of the following muscles with the smallest motor units move the
finger
Tendons
a. are composed of dense regular connective tissue
b. help stabilize joints and provide mechanical support
c. connect one bone to another bone
d. a and b
e. all of the above.
d. a and b
A neuron can form a synapse to signal
another neuron
a muscle
a gland or other target
A bursa
a. surrounds the synovial cavity
b. attaches a muscle to the synovial joint
c. ensures nerves and blood vessels will not pinch during joint movement
d. attaches a ligament to the periosteum
e. wraps around muscles and tendons for additional support
c. ensures nerves and blood vessels will not pinch during joint movement
Within the spinal cord, the grey matter is
central while the white matter is more external
The principal and final replay point for sensory signals sent to the cerebral cortex is the
thalamus
The muscle that extends from the coracoid process to the radial tuberosity without binding to any other bone is
biceps brachii
The primary attachment of the arm to the trunk is/are the
latissimus dorsi and pectoralis major
Tracts that connect the right and left sides of the CNS are
commissural
Schwann cell
form myelin sheaths in PNS
satellite cell
support cell bodies within ganglia in PNS
microglial cell
engulf invading microorganisms and dead neurons