Cumulative Final Review Flashcards
(176 cards)
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Anatomical position and specific regional and directional terms are used in anatomy to:
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provide a standard that facilitates communication and decreases chances for errors
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The inside of the elbow, a common site for blood draw, is called the _______ region
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antecubital
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Cutting a coronal/frontal section through the body would separate the:
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anterior and posterior portions of the body
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The back of the knee region is referred to as the _________ region
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popliteal
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The body cavity that holds the brain and is the space inside the skull is the ________ cavity
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cranial
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The palm is ______ to the back of the hand
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anterior
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Body structures that are found “towards the front” are described as :
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anterior
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The layer of serous membrane that directly contacts an organ is called:
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visceral
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You fall and break your pedal region. What part of the body is affected?
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foot
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The ______ region is the “front” of the knee:
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patellar
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The diaphragm separates the thoracic cavity from the ______ cavity
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abdominopelvic
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The wrist is referred to as the _______ region
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carpal
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A word that means “away from the head” is:
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inferior
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The _________ system is responsible for taking in food, digesting it, and absorbing nutrients.
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digestive
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A midsagittal plane of section divides the body into:
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equal left and right halves.
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Cell membranes are primarily made of a double layer of:
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phospholipids
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Cells that produce lots of protein have a lot of:
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ribosomes
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The cell organelle that contains the DNA is the:
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nucleus
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The intercellular junction that forms a strong “spot weld” between the cytoskeletons of adjacent cells is:
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desmosome
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Cells that use a lot of energy (like muscle cells) would be expected to have many of this organelle:
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mitochondria
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The three major components of __________________ are cells, ground substance, and protein fibers.
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connective tissues
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____________ tissues are found as coverings and linings in the body.
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Epithelial
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The epithelial tissue made of a single layer of long rectangular cells, often found in areas where absorption and secretion are important is:
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simple columnar
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What tissue type is shown here?
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simple cuboidal ET
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The image is an illustration of what tissue type?
simple squamous ET
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What tissue type is shown in the top half of the above image (where all the arrows are)?
stratified squamous ET
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The tissue type shown in the above image is?
adipose CT
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What tissue type is shown in the above image?
areolar CT
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The tissue type shown in the top half of the above image is?
simple columnar ET
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The upper arm region (the "bicep" area) is referred to as the _________ region
brachial
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Which organ system is responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients around the body?
cardiovascular system
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A person lying face ______ is lying prone.
down
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Which term describes dividing the body or body structures into superior / inferior sections:
transverse section
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The buccal region is ________ to the oral region.
lateral
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The pericardial membrane is found around the _____ within the _____ cavity.
heart, thoracic
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Proteins produced in the rough endoplasmic reticulum are packaged and modified in the:
Golgi apparatus
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The type of cell-cell junctions composed of interlocking protein pores that span the gap between the cells and allow cytoplasmic exchange are:
gap junctions
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_________ increase the surface area of a cell and are useful for absorption.
Microvilli
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Release of the contents of a vesicle outside the cell membrane is called:
exocytosis
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Diffusion is the movement of molecules :
down a concentration gradient.
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Generally, cartilage has poor healing abilities. This is primarily due to:
the avascular nature of cartilage, limiting nutrients to only those that diffuse in
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The tissue lining the alveoli of the lungs is specialized to allow rapid simple diffusion through the epithelial cells. These epithelial cells are most likely:
simple squamous ET
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Biceps tendon forms a strong attachment between muscle and bone. It is exposed to high degrees of stretch in one direction. The biceps tendon is most likely which of the following connective tissues:
dense regular CT
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An epithelial tissue that is composed of multiple cell layers with cube shaped cells at the basal layer and flattened cells at the apical surface is a _______________ epithelial tissue.
stratified squamous ET
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The immature bone cells responsible for the secretion of new osteoid matrix (osteogenesis) are:
osteoblasts
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Mammary glands (milk glands) function to release their cellular products onto the cell surface by releasing apical portion of the cell into a duct. This moderate secretion is an example of ____:
apocrine secretion
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In cartilage and bone, cells are found in small spaces called:
lacunae
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The bone cell type that is responsible for the dissolving/removal of old bone is the:
osteoclast
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The___________ membrane is composed of epithelial and connective tissue layers.
cutaneous
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The epidermal cells that protect other cells from the damaging effects of UV light are:
melanocytes
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The _________ pili muscle is responsible for the formation of "goose bumps".
arrector
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From which specific stratum are many of the accessory structures in the skin derived:
stratum germinativum/basale
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The anatomical term / region for the eye is:
ocular
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The anatomical term / region for thigh is:
femoral
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The anatomical term / region for posterior elbow is:
olecranal
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The anatomical term / region used for the hand is:
manual
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The anatomical term / region used for the forearm is:
antebrachial
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The anatomical term / region used for the armpit is:
axillary
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The anatomical term / region used for the posterior leg is:
sural
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The specific glands in the skin that secrete an oily product onto the skin and into hair follicles use what type of exocrine secretion:
holocrine
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The layer just below the skin, connecting the cutaneous membrane to underlying structures, is primarily composed of what tissue type:
adipose tissue
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In connective tissue, the extracellular matrix is made of protein fibers and the:
ground substance
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The most superficial layer of the epidermis is the:
strata corneum
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The supportive struts or “little beams" of osseous tissue comprising the lattice of spongy bone are called:
trabeculae
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The component of the plasma membrane that stabilizes the membrane at high or low temperatures:
cholesterol
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identify
elastic cartilage CT
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identify tissue
compact bone CT
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What is indicated by the red arrows in the above image? (pointing to thin dark lines, narrow channels through the ECM)
canaliculi
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As children, _____________ are more active, and bones are increasing in size.
osteoblasts
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The weakest of the cartilages is:
hyaline
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When cartilage increase in width by growing at its periphery, this is known as:
appositional growth
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The communicating canals connecting adjacent central canals, allowing blood flow between adjacent osteons are:
perforating (Volkmann's) canals
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The image shows a posterior view of the skull. What is indicated with the red line?
A is?
B is?
lambdoid suture
a= parietal bone
b= occipital bone
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The big hole at the base of the skull where the spinal cord exits is the:
foramen magnum
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The bone that makes up the forehead is the:
frontal bone
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parietal bone is formed thru:
intramembranous ossification
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During fetal development, intramembranous ossification occurs in:
mesenchyme
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Endochondral ossification begins with a _____ model of bone.
hyaline cartilage
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Which bone contains the obturator foramen?
coxal bone
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Formation of new bone _____ as a result of increased sex hormone (estrogen or testosterone) production at puberty.
increases
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The first type of bone to form during fracture repair is ________ bone.
spongy
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A fracture that breaks the skin is described as:
open
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Increasing the structural stability of a joint will also result in decreasing :
mobility of the joint.
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All synovial joints are :
diarthrotic.
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Each bone of the skeletal system can be described as an :
organ.
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_____ is continually being taken apart and rebuilt throughout life.
Bone
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Red bone marrow, the site of red blood cell production, is found within the spaces in:
spongy bone.
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The enlarged distal and proximal ends of long bones are the:
epiphysis
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The active region of long bone growth (growing in length) is the:
metaphysis
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The epiphyseal plate is primarily composed of:
hyaline cartilage
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Within long bones the secondary ossification center occurs within the:
epiphysis
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Which cranial bones articulates with all other cranial bones?
sphenoid
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The sacrum in the adult can be structurally classified as a(n):
bony fusion (synostosis)
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Cranial bones are knit together at sutures that do not allow for any movement. These sutures are structurally classified as:
fibrous joints
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Rotating just the palm and forearm from standard anatomical position to a posterior position is called:
pronation
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Rotating the entire upper extremity from standard anatomical position to a posterior position is called:
medial rotation
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The motion of moving the sole of the foot toward the midline is:
inversion
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The forward motions produced by the lower extremity when kicking a ball is HIP __ & KNEE __.
flexion ; extension
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The motion of lifting your arms out to the side to form a T shape is:
abduction
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Which is considered an accessory structure to synovial joints:
ligaments
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_________ are synovial fluid filled sacs located in areas of friction during joint / tissue motion
Bursae
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Which structure enlarges the edge of the glenoid fossa, functioning to deepen and make more stable the articulation:
glenoid labrum
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The large soft spot on the top of an infants head is called a
fontanel
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The bone cell type that is responsible for dissolving bone matrix and releasing stored minerals:
osteoclast
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The hardness of bone is due to minerals called:
hydroxyapatites
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The “extra” bones that may form between the usual bones of the skull are called:
wormian/sutural bones
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The ______________ of a typical vertebra projects posteriorly, and is thickest and most blunt in appearance in lumbar vertebrae.
spinous process
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What is the last stage in the repair of a bone fracture?
bony callus
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The jelly-like inner core of the vertebral disc is the:
nucleus pulposus
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The largest foramen in the skull is
foramen magnum
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Only movable bone in skull
mandible
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In adult long bones, the remnant of the growth plate is the
epiphyseal line
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The big toe (digit 1) is specifically called the ___
hallux
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The name of the second cervical vertebra is the
axis
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The only bone that does not articulate with any other bone is the
hyoid
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Ribs 1–7 are anatomically commonly referred to as (two words):
true/ vertebrosternal
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The only bone with projections called trochanters is the
femur
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The bones that form the fingers and toes are the
phalanges
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The flat bones are formed through ________ ossification
intramembranous
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rope-like connective tissue structures connecting muscles to bone are
tendons
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The connective tissue that surrounds each muscle cell is the :
endomysium.
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Skeletal muscle cells appear ________ under the microscope.
striated
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In skeletal muscle, another name for the synapse is :
“neuromuscular junction”.
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The cellular structure responsible for storing calcium in the resting skeletal muscle cell is the:
sarcoplasmic reticulum
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Muscle fascicles are composed of bundles of:
muscle cells.
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The repetitive unit of contractile proteins (composed of overlapping thin and thick protein filaments) that extends from Z line to Z line is called the:
sarcomere
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The end of a skeletal muscle that is moved when the muscle contracts is called the:
insertion
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The connective tissue “sheath” that wraps around each muscle fascicle within a muscle is the:
perimysium
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The cell type that produces pepsinogen in the stomach is the:
chief cells
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The peritoneal membrane in the abdominopelvic cavity forms folds called:
mesenteries.
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Sphincters in the alimentary canal are usually formed by thickenings in:
the circular layer of the muscularis externa.
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The sphincter that controls the rate of emptying of the stomach is the:
pyloric
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The wrist flexor that is missing in ~10% of the population is:
palmaris longus
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The sarcolemma is:
the plasma membrane of muscle cells
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Cardiac muscle cells are connected at :
intercalated discs.
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The type of myofilament associated with the light "I" band of the sarcomere:
actin
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The connective tissue “sheath” that wraps around each muscle fascicle within a muscle is the:
perimysium
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The flat sheet of connective tissue that attaches the abdominal muscles to the linea alba is:
aponeurosis
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The abdominal muscle that does not cause movement at a joint:
transversus abdominis
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Which muscle is sometimes called the “tailor’s muscle” because its action results in sitting with crossed legs?
sartorious
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The modified, highly folded region of the sarcolemma found at the neuromuscular junction, with many receptors is the:
motor end plate
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The modified, highly folded region of the sarcolemma found at the neuromuscular junction, with many receptors is the:
motor end plate
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The collective structure formed by a t-tubule and two terminal cisternae of the sarcoplasmic reticulum is a:
triad
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Contraction of the gastrocnemius muscle allows you to stand on your toes. This movement of the ankle is:
plantar flexion
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The longest muscle in the body is the:
sartorious
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The ratio of fast twitch versus slow twitch muscle fibers in the muscle of a given individual is determined by:
genetics, but can be altered through conditioning
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The tiny round spaces in the lung where gas exchange occurs are:
alveoli
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The right lung is_______than the left.
larger
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The capillaries that make up the glomerulus are unique (different from other capillaries in the body) for two reasons:
they are fenestrated and contain relatively high pressure blood
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Fluid from the proximal convoluted tubule next travels into the:
nephron loop/loop of Henle
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Which of the following tissue types lines the inside of the urinary bladder:
transitional
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The middle, muscle layer of the uterus:
myometrium
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The paired erectile bodies of the clitoris that contain most of the blood during clitoral erection are the:
corpora cavernosa
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The gonad that produces oocytes is called the:
ovary
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The region of the uterus that protrudes into the superior end of the vagina is the:
cervix
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The structure formed by the ductus deferens, testicular blood vessels, nerves, and muscles is the:
spermatic cord
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The cell type in the testis that secretes testosterone:
interstitial (Leydig) cells
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The ejaculatory duct is the union of the vas deferens and the:
seminal vesicle
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The pancreas secretes alkaline fluid that flows into the :
duodenum.
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With few exceptions, the muscularis externa tunic of the GI tract is composed of ___ layers of smooth muscle.
2
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______________ is the ripple-like wave of muscular contraction that forces material to move further along the GI tract.
Peristalsis
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The outermost layer of the uterus, called the ___________, is made of serous membrane (the peritoneum).
perimetrium
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Ovulation results in the release of the “egg” directly into the:
abdominopelvic cavity
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The visceral layer of the glomerular capsule (Bowman’s capsule) is made of:
podocytes
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In the small intestine, the projections that extend into the lumen and increase surface area are:
villi
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The smooth muscle layer of the uterus that contracts to expel the fetus during birth is the:
myometrium
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The smooth muscle within the urinary bladder wall that contracts, forcing the bladder to empty at the time of urination is the:
detrusor
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The structure formed where the distal convoluted tubule and the afferent arterioles contact each other as they cross over is the:
juxtaglomerular apparatus
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Which part of the respiratory tree has the greatest relative percentage of smooth muscle fibers in its walls?
bronchioles
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Sperm are produced in the:
seminiferous tubules
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The tightly coiled tubule that is specialized for sperm storage and maturation (but NOT sperm production):
epididymis
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The renal pyramids are part of the:
renal medulla
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The mucosa of the urinary bladder contains prominent folds called: (one word)
rugae
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The medial indentation on the kidney and lung where blood vessels enter and exit is called the: (one word)
hilum
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The serous membrane that wraps the lungs is called the ______ membrane (one word):
pleural
