Ch1 - Structures Flashcards

1
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The dark-colored area where the protein filament myosin occurs.

A

A-band

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2
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The thin, dark, filament of contractile protein.

A

Actin

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3
Q

The thick, light, filament of contractile protein.

A

Myosin

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4
Q

A nerve carrying a message to the central nervous system.

A

Afferent Nerve

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5
Q

Several terms commonly used to describe features or locations of the body.

A

Anatomical Landmark

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6
Q

Material that covers the very ends of each bone’s epiphysis.

A

Articular Cartilage

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7
Q

The part of the condyle that articulates with another bone.

A

Articular Surface

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8
Q

The place where two or more bones join together.

A

Articulation

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9
Q

Conducts the nerve impulse from the body to the muscle fibers.

A

Axon

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10
Q

A diarthrodial joint that consists of a rounded head of one bone that fits into a cup- like cavity of another bone.

A

Ball-and-socket joint

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11
Q

A joint that permits movement in two planes, about two axes.

A

Biaxial joint

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12
Q

The dark-colored area where the protein filament myosin occurs.

A

A-band

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13
Q

The thin, dark, filament of contractile protein.

A

Actin

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14
Q

The thick, light, filament of contractile protein.

A

Myosin

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15
Q

A nerve carrying a message to the central nervous system.

A

Afferent Nerve

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16
Q

Several terms commonly used to describe features or locations of the body.

A

Anatomical Landmark

17
Q

Material that covers the very ends of each bone’s epiphysis.

A

Articular Cartilage

18
Q

The part of the condyle that articulates with another bone.

A

Articular Surface

19
Q

The place where two or more bones join together.

A

Articulation

20
Q

Conducts the nerve impulse from the body to the muscle fibers.

A

Axon

21
Q

A diarthrodial joint that consists of a rounded head of one bone that fits into a cup- like cavity of another bone.

A

Ball-and-socket joint

22
Q

A joint that permits movement in two planes, about two axes.

A

Biaxial joint

23
Q

The dark-colored area where the protein filament myosin occurs.

A

A-band

24
Q

The thin, dark, filament of contractile protein.

A

Actin

25
Q

The thick, light, filament of contractile protein.

A

Myosin

26
Q

A nerve carrying a message to the central nervous system.

A

Afferent Nerve

27
Q

Several terms commonly used to describe features or locations of the body.

A

Anatomical Landmark

28
Q

Material that covers the very ends of each bone’s epiphysis.

A

Articular Cartilage

29
Q

The part of the condyle that articulates with another bone.

A

Articular Surface

30
Q

The place where two or more bones join together.

A

Articulation

31
Q

Conducts the nerve impulse from the body to the muscle fibers.

A

Axon

32
Q

A diarthrodial joint that consists of a rounded head of one bone that fits into a cup- like cavity of another bone.

A

Ball-and-socket joint

33
Q

A joint that permits movement in two planes, about two axes.

A

Biaxial joint

34
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