lecture exam 1 Flashcards

lecture videos information - didn't add everything, left out what I figured we have gone over enough or that was identification

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anatomy

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form and structure

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physiology

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functions

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3
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dorsal cavity

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cranium
spinal canal
CNS

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ventral cavity

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thorax
abdomen
contains viscera

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5
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inflammation of the thorax

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pleuritis

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inflammation of abdomen

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peritonitis

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7
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knee

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common name to carpus

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hock

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common name to tarsus

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functions of bones

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support
protection
leverage
storage
blood cell formation (hematopoiesis)

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8
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bone

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  • second hardest natural substance in the body
  • composed of cells embedded in a matrix
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8
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ossification

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hardening of the matrix

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8
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osteoblasts

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cells that form bone

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osteocytes

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osteoblasts surrounded by bone

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8
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osteoclasts

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remodel and remove bone

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8
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spicules (cancellous)

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bone marrow in spaces
light
arranged

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compact bone

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outside layer of all bones
shafts of long bones
Haversian systems (concentric layers of ossified bone matrix around central canal)

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8
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red bone marrow

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hematopoetic tissue
younger animals

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yellow bone marrow

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adipose connective tissue
adult animals
can revert to red bone marrow

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10
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fibrous joint

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immovable; sutures in skull

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cartilaginous joint

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slightly movable; mandibular symphysis

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synovial joint

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freely movable; hip socket

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arthro-

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chondro-

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costo-

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osteo-
bone
17
types of synovial joints
hinge gliding pivot ball and socket
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hinge joints
only flexion and extension
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gliding joints
rocking motion of one bone on another; carpus
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pivot joints
one bone rotates on another; atlas and axis
21
axial skeleton
head and trunk (central part of body)
22
appendicular skeleton
bones of the limbs
23
visceral skeleton
bones formed in soft organs
24
basic tissues of the body
muscle epithelial connective nervous
25
muscle tissues
provide motion maintain posture generate heat
26
epimysium
well-defined group of cells surrounded by fibrous connective sheath (skeletal)
27
action of muscles
adductor abductor
28
shape of muscles
deltoid trapezius
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location of muscles
triceps brachii
30
direction of muscle fibers
transversus abdominus
31
number of heads or divisions
quadriceps femoris
32
attachment sites
sternocephalicus
33
functions of head and neck skeletal muscles
facial expressions mastication sensory structures support and move head, neck, and front legs
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function of limb skeletal muscles
locomotion and movement
35
neuromuscular junction
site where ends of motor nerve fibers connect to muscle fibers
36
motor unit
one nerve fiber and all the muscle fibers it innervates
36
function of pelvic limb skeletal muscles
locomotion
36
functions of abdominal skeletal muscles
- support abdominal organs - help flex the back - participate in defecation, urination, and parturition respiration
36
functions of skeletal muscles of respiration
increase and decrease size of thoracic cavity - inspiratory muscles increase and expiratory muscles decrease size