Quiz 2 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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origin of muscle

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usually more proximal end, closer to body trunk

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2
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insertion of muscle

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more distal end

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3
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muscle attaching pelvis and femur, across their connecting joint

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adduction/abduction, help bring femur out/in

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4
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muscle across the ankle joint and origin at the top of calf

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help raise onto toes, plantar flexion

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5
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peripheral blood smear

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white space = plasma, darker purple = lymphocyte, neutrophil has a dip/space in the darker purple/nucleus

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6
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bone marrow

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monocyte has a dipped (no space) nucleus, eosinophil is lighter purple in cell and then has dark purple nucleus (may have a lighter pink tint to it), basophil is just all dark purple

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7
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artery versus vein histology

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artery has a much thicker media (it goes externa, media, intima) - I believe intima is one cell line

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8
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tissue type surrounding blood vessels

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adipose connective tissue

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9
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elastic artery

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ex: aorta, these are the largest arteries and have elastic connective tissue in the tunica media (withstand pressure from the heart and recoil to maintain shape)

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muscular artery

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ex: radial artery, have a thicker smooth muscle layer at the tunica media, feel firm and rubbery under palpation in cadaver

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11
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arteriole

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small, smallest arteries, with an incomplete or very small tunica media

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12
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venule

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really small, lots of white around, smallest veins receiving blood from capillaries

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13
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large vein

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vena cava, do not have valves and will be found closest to heart, looks to have a thicker darker media

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14
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medium vein

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brachial vein, have venous valves periodically along the length which facilitate one-way blood flow back to the heart. include deep veins and superficial veins

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15
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what connects veins to arteries

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capillaries

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16
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lymphatic system (lymph node)

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layers: capsule is outer layer, cortex is middle/blue, medulla is in total middle
so cap, cort, med

17
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cross section of peripheral nerve

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whole circle = fasicle
outer of entire thing = epineurium
outer of fasicle specifically = perineurium

18
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grey matter of spinal cord

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is inside horns

19
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white matter of spinal cord

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is the circular part

20
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ventral/anterior side of spinal cord

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part with little split (anterior medial fissure)

21
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meninges order

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dura mater right below the bone (skull), subdural space, arachnoid mater, subarachnoid space, pia mater which is closest to brain

22
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4 regions of brain

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cerebrum, cerebellum, diencephalon, brainstem

23
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cauda equina

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the spaghetti stuff of spinal cord

24
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filum terminale

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the continuing piece of nerve - still apart of spinal cord

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coccygeal nerve
goes to coccyx part
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cervical
c1 - c8
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thoracic
t1-t12
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lumbar
l1-l5
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sacral
s1-s5
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plexus of nerve
cervical, brachial, intercostal, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal nerve - not plexus
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conus medullaris
where cauda equina really starts getting more noticable - part on the spinal cord
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c4
clavicle region
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c5
brachial, outer bicep, inner elbow
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c6
thumb
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c7
middle finger
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c8
fourth and pinky finger
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t1
inner arm, ulnar side
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t4
nipple
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t10
umbilical region