Cumulative Topics Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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What type of cartilage is articular cartilage

A

hyaline cartilage

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2
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hyaline cartilage covers what

A

ends of bones in synovial joints and provides low friction surface for joints

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3
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does articular cartilage have perichondrium

A

no it doesnt

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4
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nourishment of cartilage with perichondrium

A

nutrients supplied by diffusion from blood vessels in perichondrium, perichondrium also contains condroblasts that help with cartilage growth and repair

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5
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nourishment of cartilage without perichondrium

A

synovial fluid can give joint surfaces nourishment

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6
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main bones of glenohumeral joint

A

scapula, humerus, clavicle

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7
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soft tissues supporting glenohumerl jt

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glenoid labrum, join capsule, ligaments, rotator cuff muscles, bursae, bicep long head

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8
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actively stabilize the glenohumeral jt

A

rotator cuff muscles

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9
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fibrocartilaginous ring that deepens glenoid cavity

A

glenoid labrum

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10
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fibrous capsule enclosing glenohumeral jt

A

joint capsule

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11
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direct way SNS increases heart contraction strength

A

SNS releaseing epinephrine that increases contractility

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12
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indirect way SNS cares heart contraction strength

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vasoconstriction leads to more blood forced to heart, heart has to beat harder to pump it all

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13
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cell responsible for dentin formation and what are they derived form

A

odontoblasts, neural crest derived mesenchyme

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14
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cell responsible for enamel, derived from what

A

ameloblasts, ectodermal epithelium

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15
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which part of tooth forms first

A

dentin then ameloblasts been producing enamel

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16
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similarities and differences between enamel and compact bone with hydroxyapitate content

A

they both have it, compact bone about 65%, enamel about 96%

17
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collagen compact bone vs enamel

A

enamel has no collagen, compact bone doe

18
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where is kidney osmolarity highest

A

renal medulla

19
Q

purpose of osmosis in kidney

A

water resorption, concentrating urine

20
Q

how is high osmolarity used and where

A

reabsorb water, in descending. loop of henle, in collecting duct

21
Q

pneumonic for heart sounds

22
Q

aortic sounds heard where

A

2nd intercostal space near sternum

23
Q

pulmonary valves sounds heard where

A

2nd intercostal space on opposite side of sternum has aortic

24
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mitral valve sounds heard where

A

over heard apex in 5th intercostal space in lie with middle of clavicle

25
tricuspid sounds heard wehre
4th intercostal space near sternum
26
lub murmur dub
systolic
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murmur lub dub
diastolic murmur
28
whistling indicative of what
stenosis
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swooshing indicative of what
regurgitation
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lub whistle dub is what
stenotic semilunar valve
31
lub dub whistle
stenotic AV valve
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lub swish dub
insufficient AV valve
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lub dub swish
insufficient semilunar valve