Anatomy Flashcards

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Role of connective tissue?

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Provide support, protection, attachment site for musculature

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Role of muscles?

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Generate control and movement

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Role of upper resp. tract?

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Intake and conditioning of air, facilitates speech

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Role of lower resp. tract?

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permits respiration/gas exchange

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Role of glands?

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Produce and secrete hormones in response to physiological need

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Role of Urinary Tract?

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Blood filtration and waste excretion

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Role of upper GI tract?

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Chewing and swallowing

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Role of lower GI tract?

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absorptions of nutrients/water and excretion of waste

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Role of CNS?

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Conscious and unconscious control of the body

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Role of PNS?

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detects stimuli and delivers information

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Role of Blood?

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Contains oxygen and nutrients for metabolic activity

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Role of Heart and vasculature?

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Allows blood to reach and return from the entire body

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Role of Astrocytes

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Form blood brain barrier and support neurons.

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Role of oligodendrocytes

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Provide myelin sheath

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Role of Ependymal Cells

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help create and circulate CSF

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What is a nerve?

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Bundle of neurons. Each neuron can have different functions within the same nerve

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Afferent neurons

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Sensory nerve fibres eg impulse passes from skin to the CNS

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Efferent neurons

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Motor nerve fibres eg impulse passes from CNS to skeletal muscles

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Vertebral foramen

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Hole within vertebrae which forms the canal through which the spinal cord travels

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How many cervical vertebrae/nerves?

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7 vertebrae, 8 nerves

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How many thoracic vertebrae/nerves?

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how many lumbar vertebrae/nerves?

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How many sacral vertebrae/nerves?

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How many coccyx vertebrae/nerves?

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what is a Dermatome
Area of skin supplied by a single nerve
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What is a myotome?
Area of muscle supplied by a single spinal nerve
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How many Cranial Nerves?
12
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Names of the cranial nerves?
Olfactory Optic Oculomotor Trochlear Trigeminal Abducent Facial Vestibulocochlear Glossopharyngeal Vagus Accessory Hypoglossal
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Name three nerve plexues
Cervical (C1-C4), Brachial (C5 - T1), Lumbar (L1 - L5)
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What is the basic structure of the nerve plexus
Ventral rami from a segment join together with ventral rami from segements above and below
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Autonomic Nervous System
Unconscious control Divided into sympathetic and parasympathetic
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Sympathetic system
Fight or flight increases heart rate, respiratory rate, dilates pupils
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Parasympathetic system
Rest and digest decreases heart and respiration rates, constricts pupils
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In which nervous system are ganglions found?
Autonomic
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Pre- and post- ganglion length in sympathetic system
Short pre-ganglionic Long post-ganglionic Ganglion far from target organ, close to CNS
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Enteric Nervous system
Can act autonomously Controls peristalsis through series of reflexes Has input from sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the ANS
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How does the enteric nervous system function?
Plexus of nerves that surrounds the gut expands as food enters. Reflex detects the expansion and contracts, pushing food through the system.