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What blood vessels carry deoxygenated blood to the heart?

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veins

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Plane dividing front and back halves of the body?

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Coronal or frontal plane

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Plane dividing the body to superior and inferior halves?

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Transverse plane

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Relative term for structures in front of something?

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anterior

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Joint movement which decrease the joint angle?

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flexion

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Sheath surrounding a bone?

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Periosteum

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Inner cavity of long bones that contain yellow marrow?

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Endosteum (lining)

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Ossification of bone in children is called?

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Endochondral ossification within the cartilage

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Freely mobile joints are called?

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synovial joints

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Sutures of the skull are what type of joint?

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fibrous

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What is the collective name of the gastrocnemisu and soleus?

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Triceps surae

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What is the ligaemtn that extends from the gastrocs and soleus?

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Calcaneal

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What type of joint is the metacapophalangeal?

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Condylar

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What type of joint is the sternoclavicular?

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Sliding

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What is the 7th cervical vertebrae called?

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vertebral prominence

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What is the 1st cervical vertebrae called?

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atlas

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What is the 2nd cervical vertebrae called?

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axis

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A lateral spinal curve is called what?

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scoliosis

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An accentuated anterior spinal curve is called what?

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Kyphosis

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The stress of a bone directing affecting the rate of ossification is called what law?

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Wolff’s law

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What ligament prevents lateral knee deviation?

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Lateral collateral ligament

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What is the area called where the sciatic nerve passes through the ileum?

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Greater sciatic notch

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What is the name of the heel bone?

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Calcaneus

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What is the great toe called?

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Hallux

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What is the index finger called?
pollux
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What is the thumb callled?
Hallucis
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Bones lcoated between the metacarpals and the radius and ulna?
carpals
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What specific carpal is most likely to be arthritic, that which articulates with the 1st metacarpal?
Trapezoid
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What lymph nodes drain the chest and breast/
axillary lymph
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What is the nerve passing through the tunnel of Guillaume (under the hook of hamate)
ulnar nerve
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What mineral is necessary for actin-myosin cross linkages?
Calcium
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What is the antagonist to the erector spinae?
Rectus abdominis
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What TMJ muscle inserts at the coronoid process?
Temporalis
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What specific palsy is associated with cranial nerve 7?
bell's
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What muscles entrap the brachial plexus?
scalenes
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Quick, involuntary and predictable are characteristics of what?
reflexes
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Pulling away from a hot stove is result of what type of reflex?
Flexor withdrawal reflex
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When you trup and don't fall on your face, what reflex is responsible?
Crossed-extensor reflex, also called contralateral
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Blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood away from the heart are called?
Arteries
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Swaying while standing and not falling over is due to what reflex?
Stretch reflex
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Muscle inhibition from excessive retraction is from what tendon organ?
Golgi tendon organ
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What cells destroy bone matrix?
Osteoclasts
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What cells build bony matrix?
Osteoblasts
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Quadriceps constract and the hamstrings inhibit are an example of?
Recirprocal inhibition
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What is the bony bulge that is posterior-inferior to the external auditory meatus?
Mastoid process
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What is the common attachment for three out of four rotator cuff muscles?
Greater tubercle of the humerus
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What is the primary respiratory muscle?
Diaphragm
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What bone has an elecranon, styloid process and coronoid process?
ulna
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What is the common attachment for the delotid and trapezius?
Acromion
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What connects the patella to the tibial tuberosity?
Patellar ligament
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What is the flattened part of the tibia which contains the meniscus called?
tibial plateau
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The semitendinous, gracilis and sartorius form what?
the calcaneal tendon
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What is the band of connective tissue that runs down the lateral side of the thigh called?
iliotibial band.
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What muscle group is responsible for knee extension?
quadriceps
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What is the only biarticulate muscle and where does it attach?
recuts femoris, AIIS
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What are the names of nerves involved in simple spinal reflex?
Afferent and Efferent
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Which hamstring inserts on the fibular head?
Biceps femoris
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Which hamstrings are medial to the biceps femoris?
Semimembranosis
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What is the artery between the 1st and 2nd metatarsal?
dosralis pedis artery
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Contraction of the biceps brachii result in what?
elbow extension
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The pronator teres is located on which side of the forearm?
medial
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The pronator teres can entrap which nerve?
median nerve
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Which forearm muscle attaches to the pisiform?
flexor carpi ulnaris
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What spinal nerve is associated with the biceps brachii?
C5, C6
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What level is the spinal nerve for the triceps?
C6-7
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What level is associated with the deltoid?
C5
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What is the superficial artery behind the medial malleolus?
posterior tibial artery
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What is the superficial nerve by the head of the fibula?
common peroneal, common fibular
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What is the superficial artery that is anterior and superior to the ear?
superficial temporal artery
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When you tear musculotendinous fibers what is it called?
strain
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When you tear ligamentous fibers what is it called?
sprain
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What are the antagonists to the adductors in the legs?
gluteus medius, gluteus minimus
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What do you sit on?
ischial tuberosity
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What are the antagonists to the flexor digitorum longus?
extensor digitorum longus
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What are the muscles on the lower lateral leg called?
fibularis longus and brevis
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Bones that make up the ankle mortice are the.....
talus, tibia, fibula
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The anatomical area between the transver and spinous processes is called the?
lamenar groove
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The roof that makes up the carpal tunnel is called the?
retinaculum
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The funny bone is associated with what nerve?
Ulnar
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A pain in the lateral knee in cyclists is called what?
iliotibial band syndrome

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