Quiz 1- Basics and Embryology Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Cutting body down to create a left and right

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sagittal

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2
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Slicing body down like halving a chicken

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coronal (anterior/posterior)

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3
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Slice body in half like magic show

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transverse (superior and inferior)

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4
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Rotation towards and away from midline

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lateral/medial

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5
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What surrounds compact bone?

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periosteum

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6
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Describe 2 main components of long bone

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diaphysis (shaft) and epiphysis (articular surfaces)

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7
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Where would we find sesamoid bones?

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patella

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8
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Describe how intramembranous ossification occurs (3 main steps)

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mesenchyme clumps, osteoblast, osteocyte

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9
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Name the 5 steps of endochondral ossificatin

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  1. cartilaginous tube 2. primary ossification at the diaphysis 2. secondary ossification at the ends 4. elongation of epiphyseal disk 5. fusion
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10
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What separates two skeletal systems?

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joints

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Components of primary synovial joint (all have these 3 things)

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joint capsule, synovial membrane, fibrous membrane

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12
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What are the 4 components that secondary synovial joints can have?

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menisci, labrum, fat pads, articular disks

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13
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ROM of joints when it is like a hinge (elbow)?

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uniaxial

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14
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The patella can move in two directions, what is this called?

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biaxial

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15
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Ball and socket joints like hips, move in multiple directions, what is this called?

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multiaxial

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16
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What two components connect muscles with bones and cartilages?

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tendons and aponeurosis

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17
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If a muscle is fixed and doesnt move, it is known as what?

18
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The moving part of the muscle connected is what

19
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What cell implants and then rapidly divides and cleaves?

20
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The zygote cleaves into what cell that travels into the uterine lining?

21
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The inner cells of a blastocyst that will become the placenta are called?

22
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What do the inner clump cells of the blastocyst become?

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embryoblast- us

23
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What is the tri-laminar disc composed of?

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ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

24
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This germ layer will create the brain, spinal cord (neural tube), nerves, skin, nails, and hari

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The mesoderm will make what important organs?
heart, kidneys, bones, cartilage, muscles, vessels, reproductive organs
26
The lungs, trachea, GI tract, liver, pancreas, bladder are made by what germ layer?
endoderm
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How is the neural tube formed from the neural ectoderm? (3 steps)
1. grows tall and makes crests, grooves 2. meet in the middle 3. zips and closes into neural tube
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Name the embryotic derivatives of mesoderm (4)
notochord, paraxial, intermediate, lateral plate
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The paraxial mesoderm will make what important derivative for spinal creation?
somites
30
Somites will become what two things that eventually make more of body?
dermamyotome, sclerotome
31
Sclerotome will make bones more effectively by what process?
segmentation
32
The paraxial mesoderm (two french breads on each side of neural tube) will segmentate into?
somites
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What the does somite derivative sclerotome make?
vertebrae
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What the does somite derivative dermamyotome make?
Muscles from axial and dermis
35
Dermatome and myotome are derivative of?
dermamyotome
36
The areas of the skin innervated from a single spinal root?
dermatomes "striped spinal root"
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how does the myotome derivate of dermamyotome which derives from somites create muscle groups?
group of muscles from single spinal root
38
Epaxial and hypaxial refer to what?
come from myotomes, epaxial has dorsal branches for the back, hypaxial will make the branches
39
The endoderm will fold and pinch off to become what?
gut tube
40
The body cavity will be pinched off by what?
lateral plate