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Final exam Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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antecubital

A

front of elbow

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2
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calcaneal

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foot

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3
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olecranal

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back of elbow

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4
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coronal plane

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divides body from front and back

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5
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Condyles

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booty part of the femur

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6
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Femoral head

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the ball part of the femur

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7
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femoral neck

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the part below the ball of the femur

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8
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trochanteric region

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half booty cheeks on the top of the femur

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9
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intra-articular

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areas of the bone that are difficult to repair and that destroy bone cartilage

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10
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extra-articular

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does not ruin cartilage and are easier to repair

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Epithelial tissue

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a type of tissue that forms the outer layer of the body and lines the surfaces of organs and cavities.

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12
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Transverse break

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Horizontal

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13
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Linear break

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Parallel

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14
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Oblique break

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Diagonal

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15
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spiral break

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twisted

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16
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greenstick break

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superficial

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17
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comminuted

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shattered

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18
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compression break

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small breaks in the spine

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19
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depression

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inward fracture

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osteoblast

21
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osteoclast

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chips bones into smaller units

22
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Osteocyte

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mature bone cell

23
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pivot joint

24
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Fibrous

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fixed/immovable joint that connects bones

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Cartilaginous
Some movement, but limited
26
Synovial
Freely movement joint with fluid
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Hinge joint
can only move in one direction
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Valgus Stress Test
when healthcare worker pushes toward the center of your body
29
Varus
pushes away from the center of your body
30
anterior drawer test
check injuries in the ACL
31
posterior drawer test
check injuries in the PCL
32
KT tape
a therapeutic tape used to provide support, reduce pain, and improve athletic performance.
33
goniometer
a device used in physical therapy to measure a joint's range of motion
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medulla
heart rate/breathing
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midbrain
vison/auditory
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pons
unconscious processes
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Reflex arc
its when your body reacts but your brain does not process it
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Resting Phase
Outside of neuron: positively charged; more sodium ions (Na+) Inside of neuron: negatively charged; more potassium ions (K+) (-70mv)
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Threshold
stimulus creates impulse (-55mV)
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Depolarization
Sodium ions rush inside via sodium channels Inside (+) and outside (-) temporarily
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Repolarization
Sodium stops coming in Potassium ions leave (K bye!!!) via potassium channels Inside goes back to (-) and outside (+)
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Hyper polarization
Some potassium channels remain open Sodium Potassium Pumps are used to return sodium/potassium ions 3 sodium leave, 2 potassium enter, and requires ATP
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Agonist
Binds to a receptor and produces its associated response
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Antagonist
Binds to a receptor and blocks activation, which stops the original response
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Inverse Agonist
Binds to a receptor and has the opposite effect of an agonist, which reverses/reduces activity
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Reuptake Inhibitor
Blocks the reuptake of neurotransmitters in the synapse causing the signal to continue.
47
Regurgitation
occurs when a heart valve doesn't close completely, allowing blood to flow backward instead of forward
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